Risk-based optimization of adaptable protection measures against natural hazards

Špačková, Olga; Dittes, Beatrice; Straub, Daniel

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“…In bottom-up approaches, cost or time are the primary objectives, where changeability quantification is based on reducing switch cost or time for the given performance threshold. Špačková, Dittes & Straub (2015) proposed a changeability quantification metric ranging from 0 to 1 based on the expected cost saving for performing a change. Along similar lines, Rehn et al (2019) proposed a normalized metric that denotes the anticipated reduction in the switching cost.…”

Section: Findings: Incorporating Changeability For Value Robustnessmentioning

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Incorporating changeability for value-robust product-service systems: an integrative review

Machchhar,

Bertoni,

Wall

et al. 2024

Des. Sci.

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The ongoing servitization journey of the manufacturing industries instills a through-life perspective of value, where a combination of products and services is delivered to meet expectations. Often described as a product-service system (PSS), these systems are poised with many complexity aspects, introducing uncertainties during the design phase. Incorporating changeability is one of the known strategies to deal with such uncertainties, where the system changes in the face of uncertainty to sustain value, thereby achieving value robustness. While the theme of dealing with multiple uncertainties has been discussed since the inception of PSS, changeability is still poorly addressed. To bridge this gap, an integrative literature review is performed to outline various complexities aspects and their link to uncertainty from a PSS perspective. Also, the state-of-the-art approach to achieving value robustness is presented via changeability incorporation. Subsequently, a reference framework is proposed to guide decision-makers in changeability incorporation in PSS, especially during the early design stages.

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Section: Findings: Incorporating Changeability For Value Robustnessmentioning

confidence: 99%

Incorporating changeability for value-robust product-service systems: an integrative review

Machchhar,

Bertoni,

Wall

et al. 2024

Des. Sci.

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Risk-based optimization of adaptable protection measures against natural hazards

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Incorporating changeability for value-robust product-service systems: an integrative review

Incorporating changeability for value-robust product-service systems: an integrative review

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