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Reviewing the suitability of ICT-centered design methods for smart PSS development

Yevgeni Paliyenko, Daniel Roth, Matthias Kreimeyer

Type:
Papers
DS 129: Proceedings of the DESIGN2024 18th International Design Conference
Year:
2024
Editor:
Mario Štorga, Stanko Škec, Tomislav Martinec, Dorian Marjanović, Neven Pavković, Marija Majda Škec
Author:
Yevgeni Paliyenko, Daniel Roth, Matthias Kreimeyer
Series:
DESIGN
Institution:
University of Stuttgart, Germany
Section:
Systems Engineering and Design
Page(s):
2665-2674
DOI number:
10.1017/pds.2024.269
ISSN:
2732-527X (Online)
Abstract:
The emergence of smart Product-Service Systems (smart PSS) presents numerous challenges for enterprises. The complexity of designing smart PSS adds to the need for consistent support for manufacturers. Both academia and practitioners highlight the importance of methodological support for successful development of smart PSS. This paper therefore investigates the suitability of existing support for smart PSS. Based on a systematic literature review, 17 support methods are identified and their key characteristics are discussed in the context of real PSS use cases.
Keywords:
product-service systems (PSS), systems engineering (SE), smart systems, design methods, literature review
18th International Design Conference (DESIGN 2024)
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