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What Makes a Good Product Service System?
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Ah, the product service system (or PSS): one of TreeHugger’s favorite concepts shrouded by one of the clunkiest names. For anyone who’d like a quick refresher, a PSS replaces a product with a service; instead of paying for the product itself (and whatever maintenance and upkeep it requires), you pay to use the product for a bit, and then give it back. Think of it this way: a PSS is often an answer to the question, “Hey, do you really need to o…
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