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JOURNAL OF CLEANER PRODUCTION
Volume 215, Issue -, Pages 611-625Publisher
ELSEVIER SCI LTD
DOI: 10.1016/j.jclepro.2019.01.089
Keywords
Smart product-service system; Stakeholder value flow network; Co-creative value propositions; Interval-valued hesitant fuzzy; DEMATEL; Average vector-length
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- Shanghai Institute of Producer Service Development (SIPSD)
- Shanghai Research Centre for industrial Informatics (SRCI2)
- National Natural Science Foundation of China [71632008]
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Through analysing evolution of smart PSS, it is a challenge to capture and evaluate co-creative value propositions (CVPs) for smart PSS. This study thus proposes a framework integrating IVHF-DEMATEL method enhanced by an operator of AVL (average vector-length) on CVPs. Given that smart PSS involves multi-stakeholders and its value is co-created, stakeholder types are proposed to define stakeholder value flow network (SVFN). Based on quality characteristics of smart PSS's core elements, dimensions and criterions of CVPs are courageously proposed to align specific CVPs captured from a SVFN. Since different knowledges and skills of experts, their weights are assigned by the operator of intuitionistic fuzzy number. Compared to other techniques handling uncertainty of expert judgement, IVHF element is more powerful in term of hesitancy. To evaluate the interdependent CVPs, IVHF-DEMATEL method is employed to derive the total-relation of CVPs. Moreover, an operator of AVL is firstly proposed to prioritize the CVPs, also is feasible and simpler than multiple operators of modified-CFCS. Furthermore, influence-dependence (I-D) map with cut-offs of hesitant interval and interval value is utilized to give much richer interpretations on evaluation results. Finally, an illustrative case of smart fridge-service system is demonstrated to justify this proposal methodological framework. (C) 2019 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
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