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Design Processes of Mechatronic Systems

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Nowadays, in order to design innovative and multidisciplinary products such as mechatronics systems, product development process needs to be rethought or at least adapted.

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    Servitization (also found as servicization or servification), refers to a paradigm of transition of a product centric offer to a combined product-service offer, underpinning a change of the business model for the company.

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    Matthieu Bricogne, Julien Le Duigou & Benoît Eynard

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Bricogne, M., Le Duigou, J., Eynard, B. (2016). Design Processes of Mechatronic Systems. In: Hehenberger, P., Bradley, D. (eds) Mechatronic Futures. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-32156-1_6

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