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Developing a service knowledge reuse framework for engineering design

Developing a service knowledge reuse framework for engineering design
Developing a service knowledge reuse framework for engineering design
The manufacturing industry is shifting its emphasis from a traditional supplier of products to a supplier of increasingly integrated products and services, or product-service systems (PSSs). The new paradigm of PSS requires new design methodologies and supporting tools for the effective design and delivery of these enhanced services and integrated PSSs. A case study has been carried out to identify and classify service knowledge applied in practice, both in the service operation and in product design. This paper describes the service issues and service knowledge that has an impact on product design. An initial attempt is made to describe the role of service knowledge in design and also to describe in detail how to apply service knowledge in the conceptual design stage based on an existing requirements management framework modified for this context. This research makes an important contribution to the developing knowledge and information requirements of PSS design
0954-4828
389-411
Doultsinou, Athanasia
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Roy, Rajkumar
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Baxter, David I.
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Gao, James X.
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Mann, Andy
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Doultsinou, Athanasia
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Roy, Rajkumar
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Doultsinou, Athanasia, Roy, Rajkumar, Baxter, David I., Gao, James X. and Mann, Andy (2009) Developing a service knowledge reuse framework for engineering design. Journal of Engineering Design, 20 (4), 389-411. (doi:10.1080/09544820903149354).

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The manufacturing industry is shifting its emphasis from a traditional supplier of products to a supplier of increasingly integrated products and services, or product-service systems (PSSs). The new paradigm of PSS requires new design methodologies and supporting tools for the effective design and delivery of these enhanced services and integrated PSSs. A case study has been carried out to identify and classify service knowledge applied in practice, both in the service operation and in product design. This paper describes the service issues and service knowledge that has an impact on product design. An initial attempt is made to describe the role of service knowledge in design and also to describe in detail how to apply service knowledge in the conceptual design stage based on an existing requirements management framework modified for this context. This research makes an important contribution to the developing knowledge and information requirements of PSS design

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Published date: August 2009
Organisations: Faculty of Business, Law and Art

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Local EPrints ID: 377624
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/377624
ISSN: 0954-4828
PURE UUID: e7b2232b-39f0-4c82-8320-cfc2ab5a3d04
ORCID for David I. Baxter: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0003-1983-7786

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Date deposited: 19 Jun 2015 13:30
Last modified: 15 Mar 2024 03:50

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Author: Athanasia Doultsinou
Author: Rajkumar Roy
Author: David I. Baxter ORCID iD
Author: James X. Gao
Author: Andy Mann

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