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Der FIR e. V. an der RWTH Aachen erforscht zusammen mit Partnern aus Wirtschaft und Forschung im Rahmen des Projekts Smart-Farming-Welt (SmarF), wie eine herstellerübergreifende Vernetzung in der digitalisierten Landwirtschaft gestaltet werden kann. Im Vordergrund steht dabei die Verbesserung der Produktivität des Ernteprozesses landwirtschaftlicher Betriebe sowie des gesamten Wertschöpfungsnetzwerks.
Gefördert wird das Projekt Smart-Farming-Welt (Förderkennzeichen: 01MD16007E) durch das Bundesministerium für Wirtschaft und Energie (BMWi). Aktuell arbeitet das Konsortium an der technischen Umsetzung der Plattform und möglicher Plattform-Geschäftsmodelle sowie der Entwicklung exemplarischer Anwendungsfälle.
Smart-Farming-Welt
(2019)
Smart Service Engineering
(2018)
Global manufacturing companies currently face an increasingly turbulent economic environment known as the "VUCA-world" (volatility, uncertainty, complexity and ambiguity). After the transformation of many companies from product to solution providers in the last 15-20 years, the focus of many corporate change processes is on digital solutions such as data-driven services. In this context, service development is of particular relevance for industrial services. Companies develop digital strategies and try to maximize the added value for their customers, by offering, for example, smart services. They are based on smart products, which are connected to the internet, interact with their environment and gather environmental data. The collected data sets are combined with other easily accessible information and processed into so-called smart data. Based on this smart data, smart services are designed. They can be defined as individualized combinations of physical and digital services. They generate added value for providers and customers and offer context-related and demand-oriented value via digital platforms. The contribution of this paper to this research field of data-driven services is a service engineering approach for industrial smart services.
Since the 1990s, service engineering has established itself as a systematic process for the development of services. Currently existing service engineering processes are based on engineering science and business model innovation toolsets. However, the increasing digital components in service engineering reveal deficits in the direct application of the classical methods of service engineering to smart services. We suggest that the successful development and implementation of smart services requires a more agile service engineering process. Studies show that companies who develop services successfully (top-performer) act up to six times faster than those with less success (follower). They involve customers in the first running prototype of their digital service to increase customer centricity and focus their development activities on core functionalities of the service to reduce its development time and test it early with customers.
To strengthen the successful development pf data-driven services in future industrial service development projects, this paper contributes to a more agile service engineering approach. Smart service engineering combines elements of linear phase models and implements agile and customer-centric findings to decrease the overall development time by focussing on core functionalities that offer a high value for customers. The paper focuses on the service development steps and presents strategic scenarios for smart service engineering. It presents the interaction and interconnection of different elements of smart services based on a case study research. In addition to this, it illustrates the implications of a customer-centric engineering approach and possible strategic decisions based on the customer feedback. The paper focuses on the successful application of the smart service engineering approach and its impact in a German medium-size company in the textile machine industry.
Smart-Farming-Welt
(2018)
Soll die Umsetzung datenbasierter Dienstleistungen gelingen, gilt es zahlreiche Aspekte zu berücksichtigen und etliche Funktionen eines Unternehmens einzubeziehen. Der in einem Industriekonsortium entwickelte "Smart-Service-Check" hilft, den aktuellen Status eines Unternehmens zu bestimmen und eine darauf abgestimmte Roadmap für die zu entwickelnden Dienstleistungen zu erarbeiten.
Die neuen Leistungsträger
(2017)
Digitale Service-Kultur
(2018)
Industrial Smart Services - Types of Smart Service Business Models in the Digitalized Agriculture
(2018)
Due to lack of experience of companies with digital business models, agricultural machinery manufacturers and agricultural service companies are facing a positioning problem in their ecosystem. Smart services are getting more important for these companies and they have issues to define a matching business model for their newly developed smart services. The lack of a framework for smart service business models makes it even harder for companies to successfully develop new services.
This paper contributes to a better understanding of business models for smart services and establishes a common morphological framework to define different types of business models for smart services. Six types of business models of industrial smart services were identified during the research based, which was based on a literature review and interviews with leading experts in the field of smart services. The validation of the developed types and its practical application was carried out as part of the German research project Smart-Farming-World and its four developed use cases. This paper gives a detailed description of the application of the framework on the use case nPotato.
KVD-Service-Studie 2020
(2019)
Im Rahmen der Digitalisierung haben viele Serviceanbieter das Leistungsportfolio um innovative Services und Smart Services ergänzt. Für die Anbieter stellen gerade die Markt- einführung und der Vertrieb dieser Leistungen zwei der zentralen Herausforderungen bei der Etablierung dieser Leistungen dar. Neben bestehenden vertrieblichen Herausforderungen beim Servicevertrieb, wie der Aufklärung und Überzeugung von Kunden und der individuellen Anpassung und Erbringung der Leistung für den Kunden, erfordert der Vertrieb von Smart Services zusätzlich die interdisziplinäre Zusammenarbeit von mehreren Bereichen, den Zugang und die Verarbeitung von Daten sowie die permanente Betreuung der Leistung beim Kunden über den Lebenszyklus. Damit Serviceunternehmen auf dem Markt wettbewerbsfähig bleiben, müssen sich Vertriebsorganisationen erfolgreich weiterentwickeln bzw. völlig neu aufstellen. Für die dargestellten Herausforderungen gilt es, Erfolgsfaktoren für den Vertrieb von Services und Smart Services abzuleiten. Der diesjährige Schwerpunkt der Service-Studie 2020, die vom KVD zusammen mit dem FIR durchgeführt wurde, liegt daher auf dem Themenkomplex `Vertrieb von Services und Smart Services`.