Paper Info
Title
Providing a Consensus Definition for the Term "Smart Product"
Abstract
The term "Smart Product" has become commonly used in recent years. This is because there has been an increasing interest in these kinds of products as part of the consumer goods industry, impacting everyday life and industry. Nevertheless, the term "Smart Product" is used with different meanings in different contexts and application domains. The use of the term "Smart Product" with different meanings and underlying semantics can create important misunderstandings and dissent. The aim of this paper is to analyze the different definitions of Smart Product available in the literature, and to explore and analyze their commonalities and differences, in order to provide a consensus definition that satisfies, and can therefore be used by, all parties. To embrace the identified definitions, the concept of "Smart Thing" is introduced. The methodology used was a systematic literature review. The definition is expressed as an ontology.
Year
DOI
Venue
2013
10.1109/ECBS.2013.26
ECBS
Keywords
Field
DocType
application domain,different context,smart thing,different meaning,everyday life,consumer goods industry,systematic literature review,smart product,consensus definition,different definition,slr,software quality,innovation,ontologies,systematics
Ontology,Everyday life,Systematic review,Computer science,Knowledge management,Persuasive definition,Dissent,Semantics
Conference
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
2
0.41
24
Authors
4
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Cesar Gutierrez120.41
Juan Garbajosa228031.62
Jessica Diaz3111.61
Agustín Yagüe46810.56