Linked data flows in multi-player games for servitisation

Victoria Uren; Christopher Brewster

Linked data flows in multi-player games for servitisation

Victoria Uren, Christopher Brewster

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Abstract

The increased data complexity and task interdependency associated with servitization represent significant barriers to its adoption. The outline of a business game is presented which demonstrates the increasing complexity of the management problem when moving through Base, Intermediate and Advanced levels of servitization. Linked data is proposed as an agile set of technologies, based on well established standards, for data exchange both in the game and more generally in supply chains.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings of the Spring Servitization Conference (SSC 2013)
Subtitle of host publication	servitization in the multi-organisation enterprise
Editors	Tim Baines, Ben Clegg, David Harrison
Place of Publication	Birmingham (UK)
Publisher	Aston University
Number of pages	6
Publication status	Published - 2013
Event	Spring Servitization Conference 2013 - Birmingham, United Kingdom Duration: 20 May 2013 → 21 May 2013

Conference

Conference	Spring Servitization Conference 2013
Abbreviated title	SSC 2013
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
City	Birmingham
Period	20/05/13 → 21/05/13
Other	Servitization in the multi-organisation enterprise

Bibliographical note

© Aston Business School

Funding: the EPSRC Grant Reference EP/K014072/1 “Transforming the adoption of
Product - Service Systems through innovations in applied gaming tec"

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A strategy formulation process for the delivery of technology enabled service delivery systems
Redding, L. E. & Baines, T., 2013, Proceedings of the Spring Servitization Conference 2013 . Baines, T., Clegg, B. & Harrison, D. (eds.). Birmingham (UK): Aston University, p. 127-138 12 p.
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Leadership in high-value services for manufacturers: people and the delivery of advanced services
Baines, T. & Lightfoot, H., 20 May 2013, Proceedings of the Spring Servitization Conference 2013. Baines, T., Clegg, B. & Harrison, D. (eds.). Birmingham (UK): Aston University, p. 62-69 8 p.
Research output: Chapter in Book/Published conference output › Conference publication

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Leadership in high-value services for manufacturers: information and communication technologies and the delivery of advanced services
Baines, T. & Lightfoot, H., 2013, Proceedings of the Spring Servitization Conference 2013. Baines, T. S., Clegg, B. & Harrison, D. (eds.). 2013 ed. Birmingham (UK): Aston University, p. 51-56 5 p.
Research output: Chapter in Book/Published conference output › Conference publication

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Uren, V., & Brewster, C. (2013). Linked data flows in multi-player games for servitisation. In T. Baines, B. Clegg, & D. Harrison (Eds.), Proceedings of the Spring Servitization Conference (SSC 2013): servitization in the multi-organisation enterprise Aston University. https://research.aston.ac.uk/portal/en/researchoutput/proceedings-of-the-spring-servitization-conference-ssc2013%28b1d93b0e-9d1b-4e75-8747-375269350fb0%29.html

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Uren, V & Brewster, C 2013, Linked data flows in multi-player games for servitisation. in T Baines, B Clegg & D Harrison (eds), Proceedings of the Spring Servitization Conference (SSC 2013): servitization in the multi-organisation enterprise. Aston University, Birmingham (UK), Spring Servitization Conference 2013, Birmingham, United Kingdom, 20/05/13. <https://research.aston.ac.uk/portal/en/researchoutput/proceedings-of-the-spring-servitization-conference-ssc2013%28b1d93b0e-9d1b-4e75-8747-375269350fb0%29.html>

Linked data flows in multi-player games for servitisation. / Uren, Victoria; Brewster, Christopher.
Proceedings of the Spring Servitization Conference (SSC 2013): servitization in the multi-organisation enterprise. ed. / Tim Baines; Ben Clegg; David Harrison. Birmingham (UK): Aston University, 2013.

Research output: Chapter in Book/Published conference output › Conference publication

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A strategy formulation process for the delivery of technology enabled service delivery systems

Leadership in high-value services for manufacturers: people and the delivery of advanced services

Leadership in high-value services for manufacturers: information and communication technologies and the delivery of advanced services

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