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53 resultados para Service utilization

em Cambridge University Engineering Department Publications Database

Using discrete event simulation to investigate engineering product service strategies

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The information requirements for service development

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Service information in the provision of support service solutions: a state-of-the-art review

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Service supply chain integration in multi-organisation networks - aligning process capabilities and associated performance metrics

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Service supply chain integration in multi-organisation networks - applying integration enablers and aligning process capabilities

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Information sources and methods for better quality and safer healthcare service design: towards a more integrated approach

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A service-oriented approach for the collaborative simulation of complex engineering systems

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Exploring service supply chain network enabled capabilities that support "E2E" integration - findings from a multi-nodal complex supply chain

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The impact of different support service contract models on provider information requirements

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A case study approach to examining service information requirements

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Design for service: the new challenge for long-life products

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'Causality' in in-service information and design actions

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The role of life cycle assessment in product-service design decision making

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Information requirements in service delivery

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In-service information flows to designers

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