Guided by a technological revolution, widely discussed paradigms as servitization and
Circular Economy (CE) are progressively pushing manufacturers towards delivering …

Unlike linear supply chains, Circular Supply Chains (CSCs) require return flows able to
capture additional value and involving different stakeholders. The successful interaction of …

The progress and the adoption of digital technologies can rapidly make products, processes,
and business models obsolete, until disrupting entire markets. In this context, small–medium …

Nowadays, to remain competitive, manufacturing companies must address the Industry 4.0
paradigm, particularly the cyber-physical system (CPS) revolution, following sustainable …

Circular Manufacturing (CM) adoption is highly reinforced by data exploitation, gathered,
used and shared thanks to specific technologies. Manufacturers still need to be supported in …

Circular economy has recently emerged as an alternative industrial paradigm to the
traditional “take, make, dispose” economic model, with the aim to promote more sustainable …

The capacity to guide the evolution and creation of new products (manufactured goods or
services) is crucial for the enterprise's profitability. Hence, enterprises have acquired the …

As an emerging digital servitization paradigm, smart product-service system (Smart PSS)
leverages smart, connected products and their generated services to work as a solution …

With the advancement of information and communication technologies, smart product-
service system (PSS) has attracted increasing research attention to integrate diverse …

The machine tool industry plays a major role in the execution of high-quality and efficient
complex manufacturing processes. The adoption of digital technologies can transform …