2012•DS 70: Proceedings of DESIGN 2012, the 12th International Design Conference, Dubrovnik, CroatiaRequires access

A Lifecycle design approach to analyze the Eco-sustainability of industrial products and product-service systems

Claudio Favi, Margherita Peruzzini, Michele Germani

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Lifecycle design are widely used in industry to support designers in product development and to give them a tangible value in terms of efficiency and costs. Nowadays, the growth of product-service systems enlarges the product boundaries and change the des

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Lifecycle design are widely used in industry to support designers in product development and to give them a tangible value in terms of efficiency and costs. Nowadays, the growth of product-service systems enlarges the product boundaries and change the des

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Lifecycle design are widely used in industry to support designers in product development and to give them a tangible value in terms of efficiency and costs. Nowadays, the growth of product-service systems enlarges the product boundaries and change the des

Key concepts: Product-service system, Product lifecycle, System lifecycle, Product (mathematics), Product management, Sustainability, Product design specification, Service (business)

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