An Empirical Exploration of Requirements Engineering for Hybrid Products

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Dimension	Value
Type of the Research Result	Empirical Study Other Empirical Study
Current Status of Development	Not specified
Number of Cases	None
Functional Area	Coordinating Processes Management of Values and Culture for Product-Service-Systems Core Processes Core Processes First Level Design and Implementation of Product-Service-Systems Core Processes Second Level Distribution of Product-Service-Systems Core Processes Third Level Providing (Parts) of the Product-Service-System
Company Size	Not Specified
Lifecycle Phase	Pre-Utilization Utilization
Types of Customers of Value Bundles	Businesses
Industry Sector	Manufacturing Companies Providing other Public and Personal Services
Standardization	Not Specified

In this paper authors report on an empirical study on requirements engineering of hybrid products. Hybrid products – a combination of product, software and service elements – are an emerging trend on the market. Companies intend to offer holistic solutions for customer problems and not single products. The development of hybrid products differs from the development of “classic” products because of the high-level of technological integration of the elements that hybrid products consist of, the interdisciplinarity and the different lifecycles of their single components.

This research result was described by Sanja Tumbas (13. August 2011 - 10:29)
This research result was last edited by Sanja Tumbas (18. December 2011 - 17:53)

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