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Future innovation framework (FIF) for value co-creation of smart product-service system design in a global automotive manufacturing company

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  • Zhang Yan
  • Tobias Larsson
  • Andreas Larsson

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The Product-Service Systems (PSS) methodology faces new challenges as digital servitisation drives product-oriented companies to integrate digital services into their offerings. A value co-creation strategy and global collaborative innovation are now essential for these companies to develop smart PSS models. This study introduces the Future Innovation Framework (FIF) which is proposed as a mechanism to facilitate value co-creation in smart PSS design, specifically tailored for global manufacturing contexts. Through qualitative analysis and literature review, the research investigates collaboration among key stakeholders, defines a structured smart PSS design process, and demonstrates how value co-creation can enhance design outcomes. The proposed FIF framework, applied to a Smart Electric Vehicle (SEV) case with Volkswagen, supports early-stage collaborative innovation and informed decision-making. This paper discusses the practical implications, challenges, and future opportunities of implementing FIF in industrial smart PSS design. Finally, the potential for adapting FIF across various industry sectors is explored.

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  • Zhang Yan & Tobias Larsson & Andreas Larsson, 2024. "Future innovation framework (FIF) for value co-creation of smart product-service system design in a global automotive manufacturing company," International Journal of Product Development, Inderscience Enterprises Ltd, vol. 28(5), pages 1-29.
    • Handle: RePEc:ids:ijpdev:v:28:y:2024:i:5:p:1-29
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