Tools and methodologies to develop sustainable PSS
| Article | Contribution |
|---|---|
| Manzini and Vezzoli (2003) | General working framework to describe the sustainable or eco-efficient potentials of PSS and implications for the design discipline |
| Maxwell et al. (2006) | “Sustainable Product and Service Development (SPSD) approach”, a practical method for the development of sustainable PSS which incorporates existing corporate strategy related to cleaner production and product development systems |
| Geum and Park (2011) | A systematic application of the service blueprint in PSS design to elucidate the relationship between products and services and to understand how PSS can provide sustainable production and consumption |
| Vezzoli et al. (2015) | Challenges in the implementation of “Sustainable Product-Service Systems” |
| Joore and Brezet (2015) | “Multilevel Design Model (MDM)”, practical approach that combines the design of physical artefacts, the design of product-service systems and the identification of complex social change which may occur |
| Chierici and Copani (2018) | Structured definition and configuration of innovative remanufacturing-with-upgrade business models as a mean for developing sustainable PSS |
| Song and Sakao (2017) | Framework for the customization of sustainable PSS in early design phases |
| Article | Contribution |
|---|---|
| General working framework to describe the sustainable or eco-efficient potentials of PSS and implications for the design discipline | |
| “Sustainable Product and Service Development (SPSD) approach”, a practical method for the development of sustainable PSS which incorporates existing corporate strategy related to cleaner production and product development systems | |
| A systematic application of the service blueprint in PSS design to elucidate the relationship between products and services and to understand how PSS can provide sustainable production and consumption | |
| Challenges in the implementation of “Sustainable Product-Service Systems” | |
| “Multilevel Design Model (MDM)”, practical approach that combines the design of physical artefacts, the design of product-service systems and the identification of complex social change which may occur | |
| Structured definition and configuration of innovative remanufacturing-with-upgrade business models as a mean for developing sustainable PSS | |
| Framework for the customization of sustainable PSS in early design phases |
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