Organising business processes of a product servitised supply chain: a value perspective

T He, William Ho, Yufeng Zhang, Prasanta Dey

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    Abstract

    This paper develops a structured method from the perspective of value to organise and optimise the business processes of a product servitised supply chain (PSSC). This method integrates the modelling tool of e3value with the associated value measurement, evaluation and analysis techniques. It enables visualisation, modelling and optimisation of the business processes of a PSSC. At the same time, the value co-creation and potential contribution to an organisation’s profitability can also be enhanced. The findings not only facilitate organisations that are attempting to adopt servitisation by helping avert any paradox, but also help a servitised organisation to identify the key business processes and clarify their influences to supply chain operations.
    Original languageEnglish
    Pages (from-to)378-393
    JournalProduction Planning & Control: The Management of Operations
    Volume27
    Issue number5
    Early online date12 Jan 2016
    DOIs
    Publication statusPublished - 2016

    Keywords

    • product servitised supply chain (PSSC)
    • product-service value (PSV)
    • e3value modelling
    • servitisation paradox

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