Value Driven Design Revisited: Emerging Modelling Concepts and Applications

Bertoni, Marco; Bertoni, Alessandro; Hakki, Eres Murat

doi:10.1017/dsi.2019.247

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“…From a research perspective, this paper has contributed by applying the surplus value equation-as formulated originally in VDD [19]-in a long industrial project with many iterations and partners involved. Such a consistent and systematic use of surplus value has not yet been studied [58,59]. Therefore, the paper has extended the research on the use of value-based approaches, working with real-life examples.…”

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Modelling Flexibility and Qualification Ability to Assess Electric Propulsion Architectures for Satellite Megaconstellations

2020

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The higher satellite production rates expected in new megaconstellation scenarios involve radical changes in the way design trade-offs need to be considered by electric propulsion companies. In relative comparison, flexibility and qualification ability will have a higher impact in megaconstellations compared to traditional businesses. For these reasons, this paper proposes a methodology for assessing flexible propulsion architectures by taking into account variations in market behavior and qualification activities. Through the methodology, flexibility and qualification ability can be traded against traditional engineering attributes (such as functional performances) in a quantitative way. The use of the methodology is illustrated through an industrial case related to the study of xenon vs. krypton architectures for megaconstellation businesses. This paper provides insights on how to apply the methodology in other case studies, in order to enable engineering teams to present and communicate the impact of alternative architectural concepts to program managers and decision-makers.

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Modelling Flexibility and Qualification Ability to Assess Electric Propulsion Architectures for Satellite Megaconstellations

2020

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“…Future work may also explore the vast applications of Product-Service Systems (PSS) design methodologies in research projects which incorporate the needs of users when creating solutions that address user satisfaction, expectations and needs (Braga et al, 2020). Such design-oriented goals form the basis of Value Driven Design (VDD) processes (Bertoni et al, 2019, Ericson et al, 2007 which complement conventional design methodologies in engineering (Panarotto et al, 2017, Isaksson et al, 2013.…”

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The Perspectives of Clinicians on Enriching Patient Experiences in a Clinical Context: A Qualitative Study

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Understanding the viewpoint of clinicians in a healthcare setting is a vital task to comprehend the success of patients undergoing physical rehabilitation. Addressing user experience is an essential activity which designers undertake when formulating product specifications at the early stages of product design. The involvement of clinicians during the product use-phase influences the progress and achievements attained by the patients throughout their rehabilitation journey. Several clinicians (n=16) were asked to participate in a qualitative study to evaluate the performance of different personae in activities of daily living. The experiences of patients who use rehabilitation products as part of their therapy session at the clinic were evaluated. Based on this evaluation, a set of clinician requirements were formulated to reflect the overall experience when using rehabilitation products. Understanding these requirements brought about several implications to be considered during the design cycle. Through these considerations and by adopting a user-centred design approach, designers are in a better position to design innovative products targeted at providing a high-quality user experience which increases customer satisfaction.

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“…Usually, the literature approaches the process of PSS development from the provider perspective [11,10]. Few studies integrate the customer perspective of value creation in PSS development [4,2]. In this research, we consider the customer as a key actor on value co-creation, according to the service-dominant logic (SDL) [6].…”

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A Framework to Support Value Co-creation in PSS Development

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Neubert

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IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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The design of innovative offers involves deep collaboration between the provider and the customer to create higher value than in traditional offers. Product-Service Systems (PSS) are bundles of products and services and constitute innovative offers designed to fit complex customer needs. The academic literature on PSS development has a strong focus on the provider perspective, and only a few works address customer involvement in the process of value co-creation. This paper proposes a methodological framework composed of a customer view and a provider view, highlighting the interface between them, in which value co-creation takes place. The proposed framework aims at supporting the collaboration process between the customer and the provider during the entire PSS development. The framework has been built within a R&D project in a French company called Vibratec.

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Value Driven Design Revisited: Emerging Modelling Concepts and Applications

Cited by 6 publications

References 37 publications

Modelling Flexibility and Qualification Ability to Assess Electric Propulsion Architectures for Satellite Megaconstellations

Modelling Flexibility and Qualification Ability to Assess Electric Propulsion Architectures for Satellite Megaconstellations

The Perspectives of Clinicians on Enriching Patient Experiences in a Clinical Context: A Qualitative Study

A Framework to Support Value Co-creation in PSS Development

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