Data as Basis for Business Models |
Recommendations for Competitive Predictive Maintenance Business Models
| Journal | Industrie 4.0 Management |
| Issue | Volume 38, 2022, Edition 6, Pages 33-36 |
| Open Access | https://doi.org/10.30844/IM_22-6_33-36 |
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Abstract
The combination of product service systems and big data requires a change in the existing, traditional business models and a repositioning of the companies. Since these changes are often a challenge, this article uses the example of predictive maintenance to present the influences of big data and product service systems on the business models of medium-sized companies in mechanical and plant engineering. Based on a systematic literature review in combination with expert interviews, numerous practical business model implications were obtained, providing sound guidance for industry representatives.
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