Article | REF: G7024 V1

Obsolescence in an economic, historical and societal context

Author: Laurent TAALBI

Publication date: August 10, 2024 | Lire en français

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    2. Effects of a large-scale collaborative production system

    2.1 Lifecycle and obsolescence

    It's worth mentioning the notion of life cycle, which is an important element in obsolescence (transition to unavailability). It is possible to distinguish different phases in this cycle, as illustrated in figure 2 .

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