Successful implementation of databased services

    Solutions for the optimal integration of people, technology and organization

    Digitization, industry 4.0 and the corresponding digital technologies offer new possibilities for data-based services. Though the successful implementation of data-based services requires much more than new technologies. Only the overall optimization of the socio-technical system allows to reach the full advantage of the innovation potential of digital technologies.

    This applied research examines how people, technology and organization can be integrated into a socio-technical network, in order to implement data-based services in a sustainable way. It is such a way only that the full potentials of digital technologies can be exploited.

    Impact

    The project established criteria for a functioning socio-technical network as a basis for developing concrete solutions for the optimal integration of people, technology and organization.

    Project Dates

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    Lead and Team
    Prof. Dr. Toni Wäfler (Lead), BSc Adrian Campos
    Funding
    Innosuisse – Swiss Innovation Agency
    Collaboration
    University of Applied Sciences of the Grisons,
    Procomm IT Concepts AG, Bizerba Busch AG,
    D ONE Solutions AG, Maagtechnic AG
    Duration
    February 2019–January 2022

    Publications

    Deflorin, P., Scherrer, M., Havelka, A., Campos, A. & Wäfler, T. (2024). Datenbasierte Dienstleistungen nachhaltig umsetzen. Wiesbaden: Springer Gabler.

    Campos, A., Waefler, T., Havelka, A. & Deflorin, P. (2022). Implementing data-based Services: A socio-technical model. Proceedings of the AHFE 2022 Conferences, July 24–28, 2022.

    Deflorin, P., Campos, A., Ziegler, M., Havelka, A., & Wäfler, T. (2021). Knowledge and its role in the servitization process. Proceedings 28th IPDMC Innovation and Product Development Management Conference. online, June 6-8.2021.

    Deflorin, Patricia; Havelka, Anina; Campos, Adrian; Wäfler, Toni (2022) : Methods Supporting a Shared Servitization Framework In: West, Shaun; Meierhofer, Jürg; Mangla, Utpal (Hg.): Smart Services Summit: Smart Services Supporting the New Normal: Proceedings: 4th Smart Services Summit: Zürich, 22. Oktober 2021: Cham: Springer International Publishing (Progress in IS), S. 159-168.

    Deflorin, P., Havelka, A., Campos, A., & Waefler, T. (2022). Business model analysis and (design thinking) methods: underlying key dimensions for smart service development. 29th International EurOMA Conference 2022 - European Operations Management Association EurOMA, Berlin, Germany.