
Smart Product-Service Systems
Description
Key Features
- Explains what factors a company needs to consider in their transition towards digital servitization and its advantages
- Describes how this field relates to the sustainability movement, and how Smart PSS can be implemented in a sustainable way
- Includes detailed case studies from different industries, including DELTA Electronics Inc. Singapore (smart commercialization), COMAC aviation industry (smart manufacturing servitization), and Van High Tech (smart building services)
Readership
Researchers, engineers, managers, and consultants with an interest in smart products and manufacturing
Table of Contents
1. Introduction
1.1 Transition toward digital servitization
1.2 Motivation and vision
1.3 Content organization
2. Evolvement of IT-driven product-service systems2.1 A brief recap of product-service systems (PSS)
2.2 IT-driven PSS evolvement
2.3 Chapter summary
3. Fundamentals of Smart Product-Service Systems
3.1 Basic notions3.2 Technical aspect
3.3 Business aspect
3.4 Fundamentals of Smart PSS development
3.5 Chapter summary
4. Design entropy theory
4.1 Challenges of typical design methodologies
4.2 Design entropy theory
4.3 Self-adaptable design process of smart PSS
4.4 Information conversion map tool
4.5 Case study
4.6 Summary
5. New IT-driven Value Cocreation Mechanism5.1 Value cocreation mechanism
5.2 Hybrid intelligence via crowd-sensing
5.3 Case study
5.4 Chapter summary
6. Graph-based context-aware product-service family configuration
6.1 Product-service family configuration in smart PSS6.2 Graph-based product-service-context modeling
6.3 Requirement management based on the graph model
6.4 Solution configuration based on the hypergraph model
6.5 Case study
6.6 Chapter summary
7. Digital twin-enhanced product family design and optimization
7.1 Digital twin-enabled servitization
7.2 Trimodel-based generic framework
7.3 DT-enhanced product family design
7.4 DT-driven product family optimization
7.5 Case study featuring a context-aware DT system
7.6 Chapter summary
8. Engineering lifecycle implementations of smart product-service system8.1 Design stage
8.2 Manufacturing stage
8.3 Distribution stage
8.4 Usage stage
8.5 End-of-life stage
8.6 Application scenarios
8.7 Chapter summary
9. Toward sustainable smart product-service systems9.1 Two directions for promoting sustainability
9.2 Fundamentals of sustainable smart PSS (SSPSS)
9.3 Systematic framework for developing SSPSS
9.4 A four-phase PDCA procedure in the cyber space
9.5 Case study
9.6 Chapter summary
10. Conclusions and future perspectives
10.1 Conclusion
10.2 Future perspectives
Product details
- No. of pages: 254
- Language: English
- Copyright: © Elsevier 2021
- Published: June 23, 2021
- Imprint: Elsevier
- Paperback ISBN: 9780323852470
- eBook ISBN: 9780323852487