General Data Model for the IT Support for the Integrated Planning and Development of Industrial Product-Service Systems

Bochnig, Holger; Uhlmann, Eckart; Nguyễn, Hoài Nam; Stark, Rainer

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-30820-8_44

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“…Bochnig et al [10] provide a similar generic PSS development process as does Laurischkat [36] who then describes a general architecture for PSS-CAD systems. A common theme in these and other PSS development processes lies in the decomposition of the development process into series of process steps and stage gates which require key information elements.…”

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“…Bochnig et al [10] specify a collection of thirteen requirements for a ''general IPS 2 data model''. The focus of the data model introduced in [10] covers two later stages of their general PSS development process and includes configuration, embodiment and detailed definition of PSS-CAD solutions.…”

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“…The following meta-models were selected for this comparison: Alter [3] (focussed on the part of the model related to product/service), Averbeck et al [6], Bochnig et al [10], and Uhlmann and Bochnig [70]. Each of these models satisfies two criteria: (i) it relates to later stages of a PSS development process where the goal is to create a PSS definition and (ii) the data model is presented in sufficient detail for a comparison to be carried out.…”

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“…'IPS 2 ' is used in the headings below because they are quoted from[10]. 'PSS' is used in the text to give consistency with the rest of this paper.A.…”

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A representation scheme for digital product service system definitions

McKay

Kundu

2014

Advanced Engineering Informatics

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a b s t r a c tThe growing trend for delivering physical products to customers as parts of product service systems (PSS) is creating a need for a new generation of Computer Aided Design (CAD) system to support the design of PSS: so-called ''PSS-CAD''. Key research issues in the development of such systems include building understanding of the kinds of applications that designers of PSS might need and the establishment of well-founded representation schemes to underpin and support communication between PSS-CAD systems. Recent literature includes numerous descriptions of integrated PSS development processes, PSS-CAD tools to support these processes and early meta-models to provide information support. This paper complements this work by proposing a representation scheme that is a key prerequisite to achieving the interoperability between PSS-CAD systems which would be necessary to support the deployment of integrated PSS development processes in industry.The representation scheme, a form of meta-model, draws on learning from the product definition community that emerged in the 1970s in response to a need for interoperability between the different shape-based CAD systems that were being developed at the time. The initial focus on shape representation has developed to digital product definitions that define the design of a product coupled with meta-data recording details of processes by which the design was created and, more recently, supported through-life. Similarly, PSS-related information includes both PSS definitions, to support the lifecycles of physical products and associated services, and meta-data needed to support the management of PSS development processes.This paper focuses on information requirements for the definition of service elements of PSS and relationships with product elements and service actors. These requirements are derived from earlier work on the use of service blueprinting for the visualisation and mapping of service activities to deliver different types of service contract. Key information requirements addressed include the need to represent service process flow and breakdown structures, relationships between service and product elements, substitution relationships, and service variants. A representation scheme is proposed and demonstrated through application to a PSS case study. The representation scheme is built on a generic information architecture that has already been applied to problems of product definition; as such there is an underlying compatibility that offers real promise in the future realisation of integrated PSS development processes.

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A representation scheme for digital product service system definitions

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Kundu

2014

Advanced Engineering Informatics

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“…Hence, a central concern of the methodology must be to consider information about the flow of the service process, the required structures, relationships between service and product elements, substitution relationships, and service variants (McKay and Kundu, 2014). Other information requirements correspond to the research of Bochnig et al (2013), which defines multiple requirements for the information structures of information systems in industrial PSS. The underlying data model and information structure must support the entire planning process across all phases.…”

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Requirements for a Smart Product-Service System Development Framework

Paliyenko

Heinz

Schiller³

et al. 2023

Proc. Des. Soc.

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Nowadays, companies operate in increasingly competitive and dynamic markets with fast-changing customer needs. Simultaneously, major advances are being made in information and communication technologies, and the digitization of products is progressing. Based on these economic and technological trends, smart product-service systems (PSS) are emerging as a new form of business model. Recent studies show that the transition to developing smart PSS is a major challenge for companies and that they require methodological support, as their internal structures are undergoing significant changes.In order to provide a sound basis for support, we have undertaken a comprehensive study to identify requirements for a smart PSS development framework. 24 interviews and 5 workshops with companies that have recently focused on the development of smart PSS provide a rich set of empirical data to explore the challenges faced by companies today. We systematically analyzed the data and evaluated the results with our respondents. To increase the robustness and generalizability of our findings, we performed a contextual literature review and analyzed additional cases. This led us to a set of 17 requirements for a smart PSS development framework.

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Projektorientierter Zuschnitt des IPSS-Entwicklungsprozesses

Nguyễn

Stark

2017

Industrielle Produkt-Service Systeme

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General Data Model for the IT Support for the Integrated Planning and Development of Industrial Product-Service Systems

Cited by 7 publications

References 11 publications

A representation scheme for digital product service system definitions

A representation scheme for digital product service system definitions

Requirements for a Smart Product-Service System Development Framework

Projektorientierter Zuschnitt des IPSS-Entwicklungsprozesses

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