Categorization and mechanism of platform-type product-service systems in manufacturing

Nishino, Nariaki; Wang, Sihui; Tsuji, Naoto; Kageyama, Kazuro; Ueda, Kanji

doi:10.1016/j.cirp.2012.03.053

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“…An earlier study [73] identified service-dominant logic (S-D logic, see [142]) as a possible philosophical foundation of service science, and defined a service system as a possible basic theoretical construct for value co-creation. On the other hand, as well as from a manufacturing perspective, attentions have been paid on service aspects because the profitable business opportunities in End-of-Life activities are shifted from manufacturing process like assembly to service process like maintenance and aftersales service, which is represented as a smiling curve showing a high profitability on the downstream phase of products [89].…”

Section: Service Science For Value Co-creationmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Toward value co-creation with customers, Nishino et al emphasised a customer's preference and modelled an optimization framework incorporating the concept of preference order in economics [87]. Platform-type product service systems are modelled with a game theoretic framework; several categorizations of platform business structure were conducted [89]. Takenaka et al constructed a multi-agent simulation model of service diffusion and analysed it from an interdisciplinary perspective [122].…”

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Value creation in production: Reconsideration from interdisciplinary approaches

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This paper presents reconsideration of value creation in production from various aspects of value viewpoints in several disciplines such as production engineering, social sciences, and human sciences. The focal point of investigations is value co-creation by the provision of products and services in and for society. In the past, some methods of social sciences and others proved to be useful in making production more efficient. At present, such methods must help to realise value creation. In fact, production must become more effective in response to human needs in social, economic, and environmental dimensions. Along with the theoretical apparatus, this paper presents some case studies indicating the importance of value creation in production, followed by future perspectives of value cocreation in production.

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“…Thus, the focus of platforms moved to providing the infrastructure and rules facilitating the transactions. Recently, it has been concluded (e.g., Nishino et al, 2012) that platforms are, in essence, comprehensive strategies that provide business models upon which service providers, consumers, and manufacturers can interact. Hence, viewed from the service-dominant logic approach, the latest writings tend to see platforms as service systems that are dynamic configurations of resources that enable the co-creation of value with other service systems through shared information (cf.…”

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Accessing Value-in-Use Information by Integrating Social Platforms into Service Offerings

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“…The profitable business opportunities can be summarised as a smiling curve [5], showing a high profitability on the downstream phase of products (see Fig. 2).…”

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A cloud-based approach for WEEE remanufacturing

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The modern manufacturing industry calls for a new generation of integration models that are more interoperable, intelligent, adaptable and distributed. Evolved from service-oriented architecture, web-based manufacturing and cloud computing, cloud manufacturing is considered worldwide a new enabling technology for manufacturing enterprises to respond quickly and effectively to the changing global market. For Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) in particular, it is a critical necessity to recycle, reuse and remanufacture WEEE products by setting up a cloud-based information system. In this paper, a novel service-oriented remanufacturing platform is proposed based on the cloud manufacturing concept.

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Categorization and mechanism of platform-type product-service systems in manufacturing

Cited by 26 publications

References 11 publications

Value creation in production: Reconsideration from interdisciplinary approaches

Value creation in production: Reconsideration from interdisciplinary approaches

Accessing Value-in-Use Information by Integrating Social Platforms into Service Offerings

A cloud-based approach for WEEE remanufacturing

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