DocumentCode
1785302
Title
Dominant Innovation Design for Smart Products-Service Systems (PSS): Strategies and Case Studies
Author
Lee, Jeyull ; Hung-An Kao
Author_Institution
NSF Ind./Univ. Cooperative Res. Center on Intell. Maintenance Syst. (IMS), Univ. of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH, USA
fYear
2014
fDate
23-25 April 2014
Firstpage
305
Lastpage
310
Abstract
Market globalization has brought us not only new opportunities, but also new challenges. The theme of innovation has become a mandatory topic for all industries - it has become a focal point for the enterprise, society and the world. The goal of innovation is to create business value by developing worthwhile ideas into a customer-centric marketable reality. This, for most companies, is difficult to achieve due to the lack of a methodology and tools for systematic innovative thinking. This paper introduces the concept and strategies for product-service innovation based on a Dominant Innovation Design approach. An innovation toolset that effectively combines an Innovation Matrix, Application Space Map, and QFD tools is explained. This methodology enables the identification of hidden customer needs and gaps as they relate to product-service requirements. This paper also shares two case studies of how this tool-set can be utilized for real product-service innovation. The case study includes an overall IT-enabled service solution for a traditional product, which encompasses service thinking, blueprint planning, technical solution evaluation, service platform implementation, and service operation. Combining these elements can lead manufacturing industries into new service business model based on their core product while creating more value to their customers.
Keywords
customer services; globalisation; innovation management; product design; quality function deployment; strategic planning; value engineering; IT-enabled service solution; PSS; QFD tools; application space map; blueprint planning; business value; customer-centric marketable reality; dominant innovation design; hidden customer needs identification; innovation matrix; innovation toolset; market globalization; product-service innovation; product-service requirements; service business model; service operation; service platform implementation; service thinking; smart products-service systems; systematic innovative thinking; technical solution evaluation; Batteries; Companies; Industries; Manufacturing; Sensors; Technological innovation; Design; Product Service System;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Global Conference (SRII), 2014 Annual SRII
Conference_Location
San Jose, CA
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/SRII.2014.25
Filename
6879699
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