PSS-Fmea: Towards an Integrated Fmea Method to Support the Development of Product-Service Systems in Smes

Mahl, Tobias; Köhler, Christian; Arnold, Dominik; Lins, Dominik; Kuhlenkötter, Bernd

doi:10.1017/pds.2021.511

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“…To reduce the software and hardware failures, Zhang et al have proposed a set of criteria to assess the reliability and cost of use-oriented PSS based on the Marcov method [63]. The method of the failure mode and effect analysis (FMEA) [14,64,65] had already been applied to PSS design by researchers. This method could identify, analyze, and mitigate the potential failure of PSS based on a top-down logic.…”

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A Vulnerability Assessment Framework for Product-Service Systems Based on Variation Mode and Effect Analysis

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In recent decades, the product-service system (PSS) has been spotlighted due to its innovation and sustainability. As a novel business system, PSS provides additional value for products through the addition of service, which effectively upgrades the traditional manufacturing industry. For realizing a successful PSS, a robust and reliable operation stage is extremely important for users to stay satisfied and loyal. Thus, designers need to ensure that this system is not sensitive to any influential perturbation. Namely, they must achieve the desensitization of PSS to vulnerability. However, the current PSS design field still does not provide an effective method to assess the vulnerability in the whole life stage of PSS. This would lead to less time for the PSS provider to respond to various events. Furthermore, the tremendous loss could be caused due to the immaturity of the system. Therefore, this research has developed a vulnerability assessment framework based on variation mode and effect analysis (VMEA) for PSS. This developed framework has the ability to identify the potential noise factors and assess their severity based on multiple steps of analysis. This method has proved its effectiveness through an application example, and it is also expected to enable PSS researchers to design a robust PSS.

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A Vulnerability Assessment Framework for Product-Service Systems Based on Variation Mode and Effect Analysis

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“…In 2019, it was proposed that this methodology could also be applied to the field of engineering design (Lame 2019). In the field of PSS, this methodology was already used by Mahl et al (2021) and Guzzo et al (2019), which shows its feasibility. The methodology includes four steps: 1.…”

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“…There is a gap in the understanding of the severity of perturbations. Furthermore, to date, although some studies have contributed to eliminating the severity of failure in PSS redesigns (Kimita et al 2018;Mahl et al 2021), current researchers have not proposed an effective method to reduce the sensitivity of systems toward various noise factors in the stage of design. There are still no existing methods that have been proven to be suitable for improving the insensitivity of PSS.…”

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A Taxonomy of Product–Service System Perturbations through a Systematic Literature Review

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Perturbations have a negative influence on the operation of the business system, which may weaken business performance. However, in the field of the product–service system (PSS), perturbation is still a rarely discussed concept. Researchers and managers have a limited understanding of perturbations in the context of PSS. This hinders PSS designers and managers to prepare for mitigation due to a lack of knowledge and information. Thus, this paper aims to build a taxonomy of PSS perturbation through a systematic literature review. To achieve this target, the authors have reviewed 171 papers and found 18 effective papers. Twenty-five items are considered effective ones that are directly related to PSS perturbation. The result of the review shows that PSS perturbations could be classified into six categories, namely, behavioral, social, environmental, competence, resource, and organizational perturbations. The proposed terminology and taxonomy appear to be effective, which could enable researchers to understand the scope of PSS perturbations on a conceptual level. This finding is also expected to provide useful knowledge and information for researchers who are interested in vulnerability analysis and the robust design of PSS.

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“…PSS are an integrated offering of goods and services and is defined by Meier et al (2010) in the B2B context as follows: "An Industrial Product-Service System is characterized by the integrated and mutually determined planning, development, provision and use of product and service shares including its immanent software components in B2B applications and represents a knowledge-intensive socio-technical system". The aim of PSS is therefore to offer the customer a holistic and specific solution to his problem (Mahl et al, 2021). The PSS offer itself can be sustainable, but it is not necessarily sustainable just because it is a PSS (Tukker, 2015).…”

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Adapting a Dashboard-Based Approach for Feasibility Analysis to Circular PSS Business Models

2023

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Sustainability and circular economy are currently some of the strongest trends in industry as well as in politics. They are seen as the best chance to tackle emissions, pollution and climate change while maintaining the prosperity of society. Product-Service System (PSS) business models are seen as an enabler of the circular economy. However, the development of such business models is a major challenge, especially for SMEs. Therefore, there is a need for support through a methodical approach in the development and decision-making. This paper combines and extends an existing approach for assessing the feasibility of PSS-driven business models and a decision-support matrix for recirculation strategies to provide support to practitioners in the early development phases of circular PSS business models. The existing approach for feasibility analysis was focused on PSS only. To include the perspective of circularity and sustainability a systematic literature review was conducted to identify necessary criteria. Combined with the decision-support matrix the improved method aims to be a lean method to support feasibility analysis and decision-making in circular PSS business model development.

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PSS-Fmea: Towards an Integrated Fmea Method to Support the Development of Product-Service Systems in Smes

Cited by 4 publications

References 14 publications

A Vulnerability Assessment Framework for Product-Service Systems Based on Variation Mode and Effect Analysis

A Vulnerability Assessment Framework for Product-Service Systems Based on Variation Mode and Effect Analysis

A Taxonomy of Product–Service System Perturbations through a Systematic Literature Review

Adapting a Dashboard-Based Approach for Feasibility Analysis to Circular PSS Business Models

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