Titlebook: Netzwerke, Signale und Systeme; Theorie kontinuierli Hans Wilhelm Schü?ler Textbook 19841st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin, Heidelberg 1984

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indubitable

Hans Wilhelm Schü?lerudies have identified smart dust as source for product and service innovation, the pathways from an initial offering to smart dust-enhanced product-service-systems have received scant attention. The present work in the scope of a Swiss National Science Foundation project on the economic potentials o

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Hans Wilhelm Schü?leral for such service creation be identified in the first place? And what would the dimensions of the value be, which the service enables? These questions are explored in the case of data centre infrastructure management (DCIM). To scrutinize and answer the questions, literature is reviewed, interview

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Hans Wilhelm Schü?lerce interactions at the customer interface. Companies are focusing less on selling goods and more on creating service values. The goods remain important as carriers of service values. The concepts of the Service-Dominant Logic (S-D Logic) prepare this shift in conceptual and theoretical foundations b

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Jingoism

Hans Wilhelm Schü?lernd optimization in terms of mass and volume. The modular hinge mechanism simplifies ground testing and can be operated in Earth’s gravity, thereby eliminating the need for gravity compensation system for solar panel deployment. The miniature hinge is configured without locking linkages and holds the

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the lack of standardization in cloud computing, more specifically in the interoperability context, makes the task of portability of applications between clouds challenging. Two main tasks that users of multi-vendor clouds will need to perform are porting cost analysis and faster source-to-source tr

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business-centred approach starts with organisational goals that need to be fulfilled (Vanauer et al. .). Although both approaches may be suitable to lead to innovation, a user-centred approach may help to build big data innovation based on current and future user needs. While some studies criticize

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Hans Wilhelm Schü?lercalled by recent voices. To science, we introduce smart dust in the field of product-service-systems and offer a first systemization of pathways, thus contribute to the product-service-systems engineering knowledge base. To practice, we provide useful approaches to be applied at a strategy level to

Semblance

Hans Wilhelm Schü?lervel ways or cocreating unprecedented value altogether. This is achieved by integrating novel actors, integrating previously unused resources—or rearranging existing ones, or enhancing or disrupting institutions enabling, or constraining the resource integration. The value dimensions are found to be