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Cambridge Service Alliance
At the forefront of service transformation in the digital era
2014 December_A classification model for product-service offerings.pdf
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Welcome to the Cambridge Service Alliance…
Industry Day 2020 | What we learnt
Dec 06, 2020What is the future of services in the new pandemic-driven era? This was the topic explored at our 2020 Industry Day by senior executives from L'Oréal, Microsoft Research, Manchester United and start-up, Fairjungle.
Understanding business models in the construction sector
Nov 25, 2020What’s standing in the way of offsite manufacturing? For decades, the construction sector has been hailing it as the next big thing but we have yet to see it really taking off. Why is that, when the technologies and processes already exist? Dr Zakaria Dakhli believes it is due to a fundamental incompatibility between business models and it is only when this has been fully understood that the long-awaited transformation can take place.
A machine learning approach to quality control
Nov 14, 2020Most of the products we take for granted contain huge numbers of components assembled in multiple stages by different manufacturers. Quality control is vital throughout the assembly process with rigorous testing required at every step.
Digital twins: driving business model innovation
Nov 06, 2020For B2B firms struggling to reap the rewards of digitalisation, could digital twins be the way forward? In this article, CSA's Dr Erika Pärn and colleagues from the Fraunhofer Institute and Technische Universität in Dortmund, explore the relationship between this emerging technology and business model innovation.
Making business model innovation happen: the Business Model Cohesiveness Scorecard
Oct 30, 2020Digital transformation is failing to live up to its hype, at least as far as productivity gains are concerned. If, as research suggests, a lack of business model innovation is the main culprit, we need a way of making it happen. Dr Chander Velu thinks a balanced scorecard approach could be the answer.