TY - CHAP
T1 - Service infusion in manufacturing and corporate strategies in the service solutions market
T2 - driving forces and components
AU - Møller, Jørn Kjølseth
PY - 2018
Y1 - 2018
N2 - ‘Servitization’ as a concept to describe and understand the move of manufacturers from offering capital goods and products to complex solutions containing many services has been around for a while in the literature (see Kowalkowski et al., 2017 for an overview). It describes how manufacturers of capital goods are increasingly reorienting their value propositions and business model from selling products alone to providing solutions that combine products with services to form customer-specific, high-value solutions. Making this move from products to solutions depends on the development of capabilities that facilitate the integration of products and services, as well as the development, selling and delivering of services (Paiola et al., 2013).
AB - ‘Servitization’ as a concept to describe and understand the move of manufacturers from offering capital goods and products to complex solutions containing many services has been around for a while in the literature (see Kowalkowski et al., 2017 for an overview). It describes how manufacturers of capital goods are increasingly reorienting their value propositions and business model from selling products alone to providing solutions that combine products with services to form customer-specific, high-value solutions. Making this move from products to solutions depends on the development of capabilities that facilitate the integration of products and services, as well as the development, selling and delivering of services (Paiola et al., 2013).
UR - https://www.e-elgar.com/shop/services-experiences-and-innovation
M3 - Bidrag til bog/antologi
SN - 9781788114295
T3 - Services, economy and innovation
SP - 182
EP - 206
BT - Services, Experiences and Innovation
A2 - Scupola, Ada
A2 - Fuglsang, Lars
PB - Edward Elgar Publishing
CY - Cheltenham
ER -