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Dr. Ana Paula Barquet

Lupe [1]
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Contact:

Phone: +49 (0)30 314 - 29883

Room: PTZ 338

Mail [2]

Field of Research:

  • Sustainable Entrepreneurship
  • Sustainable Business Models, with special focus on Product-Service Systems
  • Design Science Research and Design Theory, with special focus in Knowledge Gernation and Evolution

Current Projects and Responsibilities

  • Project Leader of the Annual Conference “Global Conference on Sustainable Manufacturing” (www.gcsm.eu)
  • Lecture of the GPE Module “Sustainable Business Models and Entrepreneurship”

Past Projects and Responsibilities

  • Focus Area DynAge - Disease in Human Aging – Dynamics at the Level of Molecules, Individuals, and Society: “Health-IT and Business Model Innovation”/ FU Berlin
  • Collaborative Research Centre 1026: Sustainable Manufacturing - Shaping Global Value Creation (DFG): “A1: Pathway for sustainable technology development”/ TU Berlin
  • BRAGECRIM (Phase 2) – the Brazilian-German Collaborative Research Initiative in Manufacturing Technology (DFG): “Networking Small and Medium Sized Enterprises for Competitive Remanufacturing”/ TU Berlin and USP Brazil
  • Housing Water Manufacturing (HWM): Recovery of Materials and Products (DAAD)/ USP Brazil BRAGECRIM (Phase 1) – the Brazilian-German Collaborative Research Initiative in Manufacturing Technology (DFG): “Networking Small and Medium Sized Enterprises for Competitive Remanufacturing” / TU Berlin and USP Brazil

Publications

H. Rothe and L. Wessel and A. Barquet (Approved in May 2019). Accumulating Design Knowledge: A Mechanisms-based Approach [3]. Journal of the Association for Information Systems

L. Wessel and E. Davidson and A. Barquet and H. Rothe and O. Peters and H. Megges (2019). Configuration in smart service systems: A practice‐based inquiry [4]. Information Systems Journal, 1-37.

M. Thiede and D. Fuerstenau and A. Barquet (2018). "How is process mining technology used by organizations? A systematic literature review of empirical studies" [5]. Business Process Management Journal, 900-922.

A. Barquet and J. Seidel and G. Seliger and H. Kohl (2016). Sustainability Factors for PSS Business Models [6]. Procedia CIRP, 436-441.

E. Zancul and S. Takey and A. Barquet and L. Kuwabara and P. Cauchick Miguel and H. Rozenfeld (2016). Business process support for Internet of Things (IoT) based product-service systems (PSS) [7]. Business Process Management Journal, 305-323.

A. Barquet and J. Seidel and T. Buchert and M. Galeitzke and S. Neugebauer and N. Oertwig and H. Rozenfeld and G. Seliger (2015). Sustainable product service systems – from concept creation to the detailing of a business model for a bicycle sharing system in Berlin [8]. Proceedings of the 13th GCSM conference

A. Barquet and J.G. Steingrímsson and G. Seliger and H. Rozenfeld (2015). Method to create proposals for Product-Service Systems (PSS) business models [9]. 7th Industrial Product-Service Systems Conference – PSS. Procedia CIRP, 13-17.

T. Guidat and A. Barquet and H. Widera and H. Rozenfeld and G. Seliger (2014). Guidelines for the Definition of Innovative Industrial Product-service Systems (PSS) Business Models for Remanufacturing [10]. 6th Industrial Product-Service Systems Conference – PSS. Procedia CIRP, 193-198.

Y. Saavedra and A. Barquet and H. Rozenfeld and A. Forcellini and A. Ometto (2013). Remanufacturing in Brazil: Case studies on the automotive sector [11]. Journal of Cleaner Production, 267–276.

A. Barquet and H. Rozenfeld and F. Forcellini (2013). An integrated approach to remanufacturing: model of a remanufacturing system [12]. Journal of Remanufacturing, 1-11.

A. Barquet and C. Amigo and M. Oliveira and V. Cunha and H. Rozenfeld (2013). Employing the business model concept to support the adoption of product–service systems (PSS) [13]. Industrial Marketing Management, 693–704.

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