Engineering PSS (Product/Service Systems) Toward Sustainability:Review of Research

Sakao, Tomohiko

doi:10.1007/978-1-4020-8939-8_66

Cited by 8 publications

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“…PSS often include value adding services based on ICT contributions, both in terms of enhanced information and knowledge generation/sharing, as well as of additional functionalities [17,18]. PSS providers need to establish collaboration among specialized companies.…”

Section: Product Service Systemmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The main difficulty when carrying out an LCA for a PSS is how to integrate the service component into the LCI. Corti et al proposed an approach to support the LCI phase for PSSs [17]. It could formalize the integration of information related to the service part of the offer.…”

Section: Life Cycle Analysis Supportmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The main difficulty when carrying out an LCA for a PSS is how to integrate the service component into the LCI [4]. In literature, the benefits of methodologies to perform the assessment of PSSs are frequently described (see for example [2,13,17], whilst more rarely contributions describing how to effectively carry out these evaluations can be found [6,10]. Often, the sustainable design of solutions focuses mainly on the physical product and potential optimizations are directed towards its physical subsystems, whilst only later services are paid attention.…”

Section: Life Cycle Assessment (Lca) For Product Service Systems (Pss)mentioning

confidence: 99%

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Models, Methods and Tools for Product Service Design

2019

SpringerBriefs in Applied Sciences and Technology

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Section: Product Service Systemmentioning

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Section: Life Cycle Analysis Supportmentioning

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Section: Life Cycle Assessment (Lca) For Product Service Systems (Pss)mentioning

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2019

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“…PSS strive to achieve sustainability; that is, to reduce environmental impact, to improve social equity and to promote the economy [15]. PSS accomplish these tasks by offering products that promote the shift from product ownership to product leasing and encourage a repair-society mentality rather than a throwaway society [14].…”

Section: Overview Of Product Service Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A complexity driven approach for risk evaluation in use-oriented product-service systems supply chains

Omer

Ganguly

Behncke

et al. 2014

2014 9th International Conference on System of Systems Engineering (SOSE)

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The dynamic and inter-connected nature of the current day business environment has transformed the supply chain of any enterprise into a highly complex system. However, the increased complexity of the supply chain has also made it more risk-prone. This paper presents a supply chain model for use-oriented product-service systems and proposes a complexity driven approach that deploys multiple domain matrices and agent based modeling for the identification and evaluation of a set of critical risk factors associated with supply chains. The findings of this research can aid systems professionals to have a better understanding of the risks associated with the complex nature of supply chains in order to develop mitigations strategies accordingly.

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“…This exemplifies a new source of competitive advantage and differentiation. Furthermore, compared to traditional business models, PSS has the potential to reduce environmental impact, thus receiving much attention as one strategic alternative for the sustainable development of firms [8][9][10].…”

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Optimization of the Product–Service System Configuration Based on a Multilayer Network

Zhang

Ostrosi

et al. 2020

Sustainability

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Product–service systems (PSS) accelerate the transition of value creation patterns for manufacturing industries, from product design and production to the delivery of overall solution integrating products and services. Existing PSS configuration solutions provide customers with preferable product modules and service modules characterized by the module granularity. Every service module is essentially a whole service flow. However, the performance of the PSS configuration solution is greatly influenced by service details. In summary, this paper studied the configuration optimization of product-oriented PSS using a fine-grained perspective. A multilayer network composed of (i) a product layer, (ii) a service layer, and (iii) a resource layer was constructed to represent the elements (product parts, service activities, resources) and relationships in PSS. Service activities selection and resource allocation were considered jointly to construct the mathematical model of PSS configuration optimization, thus enabling the calculation of optimizing objectives (time, cost, and reliability) under constraints closer to the actual implementation. The importance degree of service activity was considered to improve the performance of service activities with higher importance. Corresponding algorithms were improved and applied for obtaining the optimal solutions. The case study in the automotive industry shows the various advantages of the proposed method.

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Engineering PSS (Product/Service Systems) Toward Sustainability:Review of Research

Cited by 8 publications

References 13 publications

Models, Methods and Tools for Product Service Design

Models, Methods and Tools for Product Service Design

A complexity driven approach for risk evaluation in use-oriented product-service systems supply chains

Optimization of the Product–Service System Configuration Based on a Multilayer Network

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