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Bernard YANNOU: University Professor, Industrial Engineering Laboratory, CentraleSupélec, Université Paris-Saclay
INTRODUCTION
Your company has always designed, produced and sold products. Now you're wondering whether it would be worthwhile to use your know-how to sell services, or at least to introduce more services around your products. In fact, you're wondering about the relevance of changing your dominant business model.
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Know the definitions of a service versus a product and know how to represent a service.
Know the differences between a product and a service.
Know the advantages of switching from a product to a service.
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Christian Grönross, Service Management and Marketing: Managing the Moment of Truth in Service Competition , Lexington Books, 1990
Lynn G. Shostack, "How to design a service", European Journal of Marketing , 16 (1): 133-139, 1982
Jean Harvey, "Service quality: a tutorial", Journal of Operations Management , 16: 583-597, 1998...
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