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Knowledge service transfer process in product lifecycle super-network. 

Knowledge service transfer process in product lifecycle super-network. 

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More companies are facing challenges in extracting and utilizing knowledge in product lifecycle. To solve this problem, a product lifecycle–oriented knowledge service framework is proposed based on the status review. The proposed framework is supported by four key methods and processes, which include mechanism of knowledge service identification, m...

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... shown in Figure 4, each knowledge transfer activity is represented by an arrow. Different activities in prod- uct lifecycle constitute a knowledge service network including market research, product development, pro- duction, marketing and product-related service, and so on. ...
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... service network contains a large number of knowledge services which can influence each other. Some methods, such as interviews, questionnaires, motivational strategies, knowledge maps, and visualiza- tion technology, can be used to resolve the problems of tacit knowledge representation and transmission (see Figure 4). ...

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