LA SOSTENIBILIDAD EN EL DISEÑO SISTÉMICO Un enfoque conceptual para el desarrollo de productos y servicios sostenibles

Pedroza, Rivera; César, Julio

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“…"more information + more services + more experiences = more well-being", in order to convert the consumption system to a more natural and, therefore, more sustainable state. In fact, Rivera-Pedroza (2017) The consistency of the foregoing reasoning confirms the research approaches intended to affirm that these identified drivers can add value to sustainability, from immateriality, in a renewed concept of quality of life. In this context, it is suggested that, from the design and systemic point of view, products, services and PSS should be rethought, as well as the way to access them, by means of a renewed focus on quality of life that considers well-being, plenitude, participation, attachment and satisfaction of the real needs and desires of users/consumers, as alternative limits of the system, oriented to generate new opportunities for sustainability from immateriality.…”

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“…Several studies investigating on carried needs ( (Maslow, 1943), (Max-Neef, Elizalde, & Hopenhayn, 1993), (Jackson & Marks, 1999), emotions (Hochschild, 1983), (Flam, 2006), (Bericat, 2012), (Poma & Gravante, 2016), (D'Oliveira-Martin, 2018) and the user-product connection (Desmet & Hekkert, 2007), (Mugge, Schoormans, & Schifferstein, 2007), (Vezzoli users Rivera-Pedroza (2017) pointed out about, if it is possible to highlight needs, values and emotional aspects of users/consumers, which are not fully identified, and which can be drivers of action and at the same time of the logic related to sustainability from an immaterial context. Based on the above, the research aims, from a systemic approach, to identify and assess the relation between sustainability and emotional aspects, needs, values and desires that products and services can generate in users/consumers, as conscious drivers for collective actions focused on transforming the current reality in favour of sustainability (p. 286).…”

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Sustainability and Immateriality - Motivations of users/consumers as drivers of sustainability

Pedroza

2020

SDRJ

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At present, it is necessary to analyse how users/consumers perceive sustainability, in order to determine the characteristics, aspects, attributes, etc. that, according to their criteria, must have sustainable products, services and product-service systems (hereinafter SPS). The purpose of this study is to analyse, from the point of view of some experts, whether the proposed motivations of users/consumers are related to sustainability; since it is considered that the study of collective actions from the emotions can become a conscious motivating motor that would have the purpose of transforming a reality, in this case, the relation between users/consumers and sustainability. The analysis is the result of previous research (Rivera et al, 2015; Rivera & Hernándis, 2016; and Rivera-Pedroza ,2017), to investigate how diverse motivations and aspirations, which are not only basic needs, could be related to sustainability. The research is carried out based on an instrument which contains eleven drivers linked to motivations (needs, emotions, values) belonging to an immaterial context of sustainability in products/services. The analysis of these motivations, within the current context, provides value in the analysis of the behaviours of people involved in the environmental social movements within the emerging design and sustainability scenarios.

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confidence: 52%