Enabling cross-sectorial, circular economy transition in SME via digital platform integrated operational services

Gianfranco Pedone , Richárd Beregi , Krisztián Balázs Kis , Marcello Colledani
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Circular Economy (CE) is an emerging paradigm aiming at establishing a new sustainable development path by decoupling economic growth and resource consumption. The main limitation in current production models is that manufacturing and de-and remanufacturing operations are carried out independently and without sharing information and economic benefits. This can be overcome by rethinking the current European industrial system into new collaborative and sustainable value networks. New business cases can be generated also for individual Small and Medium Enterprises (SME) by taking advantage of the connection with the Industry 4.0 opportunities and by building on cross-sectorial markets and the potential of digital solutions. The operational services (DOS) presented in this paper are the key part of a novel digital platform called DigiPrime, whose aim is to provide SME with a federated service infrastructure that help overcome the current information asymmetry and explore the possibility to access and transit towards a CE cross-sectorial value-chain. The manuscript presents a selection of DOS considered fundamental for an SME in such a process, through a relevant exploitation use-case scenario. The combination of such DOS has been validated within the project for the case of an electric car repair-shop network and the preliminary outcome of their integration process is also outlined.

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通过数字平台综合运营服务,实现中小企业跨行业循环经济转型
循环经济是一种新兴的范式,旨在通过经济增长与资源消耗的脱钩,建立新的可持续发展道路。当前生产模式的主要局限性是制造和再制造操作是独立进行的,没有共享信息和经济利益。这可以通过将当前的欧洲工业体系重新思考为新的协作和可持续的价值网络来克服。通过利用与工业4.0机遇的联系,通过建立跨部门市场和数字解决方案的潜力,还可以为单个中小型企业(SME)创造新的业务案例。本文中介绍的运营服务(DOS)是一个名为DigiPrime的新型数字平台的关键部分,其目的是为中小企业提供联邦服务基础设施,帮助克服当前的信息不对称,并探索进入和过渡到CE跨部门价值链的可能性。该手稿通过相关的开发用例场景,展示了被认为是中小企业在这样一个过程中基本的DOS选择。在电动汽车修理厂网络的项目中,已验证了这些DOS的组合,并概述了其整合过程的初步结果。
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