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Towards a taxonomy of design options for augmented reality-based remote service business models

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posted on 2024-05-03, 15:20 authored by Stefan Ohlig, David Breitkreutz, Aliyu AliyuAliyu Aliyu, Rakesh Mishra, Dirk Stegelmeyer


Purpose:

The aim of this paper is to develop design options for Augmented Reality (AR)-based remote service business models to support the implementation of AR technology for remote services currently taking place in the manufacturing industry.

Methodology:

The design options were developed using a qualitative content analysis based on the results of a systematic literature review and on focus group discussions with 19 service-responsible industry experts from 12 German manufacturing companies.

Results:

The application of a conceptual approach to taxonomy development resulted in a novel morphological framework with a total of 18 dimensions, each with two to six distinct characteristics representing the targeted design options of AR-based remote service business models.

The theoretical contribution:

Since previous research on AR for remote services has largely neglected the business model perspective, this work makes a significant contribution to this scarcely explored research field by providing a systematic basis for describing and classifying such business models in terms of their design.

Practical implications:

The results provide industrial practice with the most important aspects to consider when designing AR-based remote service business models.


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  • School of Engineering (Research Outputs)
  • College of Health and Science (Research Outputs)

Publication Title

Engineering Management in Production and Services

Volume

16

Issue

2

Pages/Article Number

128 - 147

Publisher

Sciendo

ISSN

2543-6597

eISSN

2543-912X

Date Submitted

2023-08-01

Date Accepted

2024-03-15

Date of First Publication

2024-07-18

Date of Final Publication

2024-07-18

Date Document First Uploaded

2024-04-08

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