Purpose Existing innovation frameworks suggest that manufacturing firms have traditionally
developed a complementary model of technological innovations comprising process and …

Driven by pressures for sustainable development and disruptions such as the COVID-19
pandemic, manufacturing companies in the 21st century are affected by two intertwined …

The advent of artificial intelligence (AI)-based technologies has opened new opportunities
for manufacturers to maintain their technological edge and address pressing societal …

Implementing circular economy (CE) requires complex and dynamic changes in technical
and behavioural aspects. Few studies spend efforts to understand the organizational …

Manufacturing firms have vigorously pursued opportunities for profitability and growth
through servitization and digitalization processes. However, the current body of research …

Despite the increased interest in using digital technologies for servitization purposes, little is
known about what drives firms towards a digital servitization strategy. Using a dynamic …

To move closer to achieving the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), a
change from the traditional paradigm of the linear economy towards the circular economy is …

Manufacturers that develop product-service innovation (PSI) attend increasingly to two
criteria: choosing the right set of technologies to achieve PSI, and choosing how to manage …

Purpose (Digital) servitization, referring to service-driven strategies and their increasing
implementation in manufacturing, is one of the most rapidly growing areas in industrial …

Industry 4.0 provides increasing opportunities for manufacturing companies in servitization,
which has led to the emergence of digital servitization. Several single case studies have …