Manuel Holler
University of St. Gallen
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hawaii international conference on system sciences | 2017
Manuel Holler; Gerard Neiditsch; Falk Uebernickel; Walter Brenner
In the light of pervasive digitalization, traditional physical products get augmented with digital components that create the potential of making the whole product lifecycle visible for product developers. As numerous opportunities sketch out how feedback such as sensor data might be leveraged for future products, a comprehensive model to describe, particularly a classification model to organize and structure these opportunities seems analytically useful. Hence, this paper pursues a scenario-based approach and proposes a taxonomy for feedback-driven product development scenarios in manufacturing industries. Grounded on (1) empirical data from case studies and focus groups and (2) a systematic literature review, we follow an established taxonomy development method employing the general systems theory as meta-characteristic. With the limitation of a (1) qualitative, interpretive empirical research design and a (2) representative literature review, we contribute to the body of knowledge by shedding light on feedback-driven product development from a classification perspective which may act as structuring and creativity fostering tool.
ieee international conference on information management and engineering | 2016
Manuel Holler; Falk Uebernickel; Walter Brenner
Intelligent products are transforming manufacturing industries and offer new opportunities for business innovation. As little is known about the business value of intelligent products for product development, this exploratory paper aims to provide guidance. Empirical data from case studies and focus groups and a structured literature review suggest that a positive impact on every product development stage exists. More specifically, findings propose that intelligent products enable (1) transparency generation on market opportunities, (2) specification of requirements, (3) customer- and user-centric product portfolio planning, (4) design and process planning for usage, (5) shortening and replacing of physical prototyping and field testing, and (6) superordinate benefits. With the inherent limitations of a case study approach, we supply scholars and practitioners with first exploratory insights into this emerging research field.
CONF-IRM | 2015
Matthias M. Herterich; Manuel Holler; Falk Uebernickel; Walter Brenner
hawaii international conference on system sciences | 2018
Manuel Holler; Falk Uebernickel; Walter Brenner
Archive | 2018
Manuel Holler
International Journal of Product Lifecycle Management | 2018
Manuel Holler; Matthias M. Herterich; Christian Dremel; Falk Uebernickel; Walter Brenner
european conference on information systems | 2017
Manuel Holler; Falk Uebernickel; Walter Brenner
Praxis Der Wirtschaftsinformatik | 2017
Manuel Holler; Christian Dremel; Matthias M. Herterich; Falk Uebernickel; Walter Brenner
Archive | 2017
Falk Uebernickel; Manuel Holler; Matthias M. Herterich
bled econference | 2016
Manuel Holler; Emanuel Stoeckli; Falk Uebernickel; Walter Brenner