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Future focus in value-driven maintenance is about processing degradation data combined with possibility of hazardous events, identifying the value of partial failures, quantifying customer-perceived values, and value-based task planning.
A value-driven method for the design of performance-based services for manufacturing equipment
Published in Production Planning & Control, 2021
Tacit knowledge of customer’s processes needs to be developed to clarify expected performance and define performance indicators for the service (Sjödin et al. 2020), and it is a necessity to extract the value inherent in the equipment in equipment-based services (Smith, Ng, and Maull 2012). These are key elements for the operationalisation of the concept of value-in-use for customers in manufacturing industry settings. In this context, well-established engineering disciplines such as systems engineering are considered fundamental for the development of PSS and service engineering (Cavalieri and Pezzotta 2012). Indeed value-driven design (Isaksson et al. 2013), value-driven maintenance (Rosqvist, Laakso, and Reunanen 2009) and value-driven engineering (Macchi et al. 2014) methods could support a deeper understanding of value for PSS offerings in industrial settings. Bertoni et al. (2016) conducted a review of value-driven approaches for PSS development and their findings highlight the need to convert into practical and actionable terms the context-dependent and multi-faceted notion of value in PSS, and that most value-driven works address the ‘hardware’ part of a PSS offering, thus, focussing on product-oriented PSS and on some elements of result-oriented PSS offerings.