Supporting PSS Innovation Processes by an Integrating Model Grid

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industry transformation for sustainability and business

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Abstract

1. Introduction

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Peer-review under responsibility of the International Scientifi c Committee of the 7th Industrial Product-Service Systems Conference - PSS,

industry transformation for sustainability and business

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2. Background information

PSS

S erviceP roduct

Demand

Analysis

Idea generation

Design

P roduction

Introduction

Utilization

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3. Methodology

4. Model grid

Scoping

Workshop

Individual Interviews

Review

Analysis of the model grid

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Structural model of PSSycle

Description:

The model itself consists of several structural models in different stages of the

development of the PSSycle project and represents the behavior of development

processes in its entirety. It constitutes an extension of classical structural models by

the component of time in order to represent the dynamics of development processes.

Relationships between development, requirements and development of components

in software, hardware and service depicted.

Aim:

Analysis of the temporal development of the PSSycle project and identification of

influencing factors. The model forms the base for the development of a System

Dynamics model of PSSycle development process in order to test various scenarios.

Representation by:

Multiple-Domain-Matrices

Ability of experimentation:

Relations between elements (development, requirements and development of

components in software, hardware and service) as well as the elements themselves

can be modified to see what affects the development process. This allows the

identification of critical elements.

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5. Discussion

6. Conclusion and outlook

Acknowledgement

References