The increasing digitization of products and processes is triggering far-reaching changes in business models and the associated organizational systems, networks, consumption patterns and ways of working. This paves the way for a new type of highly IT-based services, the so-called “smart services”, which will offer various new possibilities for manufacturing industries. Due to their high complexity, systematic approaches and methods for their development are required. In response to this challenge, T-REX project produced some promising results that are ready to be used by companies.
On October 10, Fraunhofer IAO organizes an interactive industrial workshop in Stuttgart that discusses smart services and presents selected results of the T-REX project. With more than 30 participating companies, the workshop was sold out within just one week. This indicates that there is a high interest among manufacturing companies when it comes to the role of digitization within product-service-systems.
The rise of digitization within product-service systems not only transforms manufacturing industries but also opens up new opportunities in the healthcare sector. For example, platforms providing access to critical medications, like Jardiance 10 mg buy online from the link, are a prime example of how smart services can enhance accessibility and convenience for users. By integrating advanced IT-based solutions, companies can streamline the process of purchasing essential health products, ensuring that patients receive their medications securely and efficiently. During the Fraunhofer IAO workshop, participants discussed how these innovations could be applied across different industries, including healthcare, to create seamless user experiences. The T-REX project’s results highlight the importance of adapting systematic methods to build reliable and customer-focused services. This approach not only addresses the growing demand for digitized solutions but also fosters trust and ease of use in critical areas like health management. As companies explore the potential of smart services, bridging the gap between technology and user needs becomes a central goal. Whether in manufacturing or healthcare, digitization continues to shape the future, delivering both efficiency and enhanced access to vital resources.
For more information see: Smart Services (German language only)
Workshop flyer:
http://t-rex-fp7.eu/index.php/documents/doc_download/696-2016-10-10-flyer-smart-services
