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Exploring equipment-as-a-service (Eaas): a comprehensive study of the customer perspective on current and potential Eaas adoptions in the German machinery and manufacturing industry

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Summary:This master thesis presents a comprehensive study on Equipment-as-a-Service (EaaS) adoption in the German machinery and manufacturing industry post-COVID-19 and over one year after the Russian invasion of Ukraine. It assesses EaaS from both provider and customer viewpoints, including a literature review, analysis of adoption drivers and inhibitors, and success conditions. By synthesizing literature and expert interviews, the study presents a holistic understanding of EaaS in the German context, emphasizing the need for provider-customer alignment in EaaS implementation. It offers key insights and lays a groundwork for future research and policy development in this emerging area.
Main Authors:Ghaussy, Julian Arian
Subject:Equipment-as-a-service (Eaas) Usage-based business models Industrial subscriptions Pay-per-use Industrial smart product-service-systems Business model innovation Manufacturing servitization
Year:2024
Country:Portugal
Document type:master thesis
Access type:open access
Associated institution:Universidade Nova de Lisboa
Language:English
Origin:Repositório Institucional da UNL
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Summary:This master thesis presents a comprehensive study on Equipment-as-a-Service (EaaS) adoption in the German machinery and manufacturing industry post-COVID-19 and over one year after the Russian invasion of Ukraine. It assesses EaaS from both provider and customer viewpoints, including a literature review, analysis of adoption drivers and inhibitors, and success conditions. By synthesizing literature and expert interviews, the study presents a holistic understanding of EaaS in the German context, emphasizing the need for provider-customer alignment in EaaS implementation. It offers key insights and lays a groundwork for future research and policy development in this emerging area.