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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"servitisation"”.

  1. Evolving dynamic capabilities : microfoundations in digital servitisation

    … focusing on their role in transitioning from servitisation to digital servitisation in five South African sectors: Financial Services, Telecommunications, Professional Services, Technology Enablement Services and Manufacturing. Using a qualitative approach and semi-structured interviews with …

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  2. Evolution of Servitised Circular Economy-Driven Models Within a Nascent Business Case Study

    … atypical nascent case business wherein a Digital Servitisation (DS) approach was identified at an early stage as not only desirable but also critical. With the case business firmly in focus, this investigation explores the potentially transformative impact through the implementation of a DS …

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  3. Distributed Collaborative Prognostics

    … have transitioned towards a new business model: servitisation. Servitisation is based on selling the services that assets provide, instead of the assets themselves. Although more companies are adopting this business model, there is a lack of solutions aimed to maximise its economic value. This …

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  4. Geschäftsmodell-Innovation als strategischer Erfolgsfaktor für die Edelstahlindustrie – Eine qualitative, empirische Studie am Beispiel Südostasien

    … business model and business model innovation, servitisation and product-service systems (PSS), as well as the strategic relevance of business model innovation, is followed by a critical discussion of the identified theoretical literature and concepts. The adjacent research field of …

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  5. Statistical Hierarchical Modelling for Industrial Collaborative Prognosis

    … also mutually enjoy its cost benefits via servitisation for example, where the customers pay for asset uptimes rather than ownerships. Such business offerings are possible only due to the recent advent of distributed control systems and real-time prognosis. However, the diversity in asset …

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  6. A Grounded Theory Analysis of Complex Service Networks

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