The economics of end of life management strategy choice: routes to revenue generation from mature products
Published 22 November 2002
M.K. Low, D.J. Williams, C. Dixon
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This paper presents improved models of the economics of the options that can be taken at the end of the first life of a product. These option models are compared with current commercial data and this comparison is used to generate empirical constants for elements of each model. These combined empirical and analytical models are then used to explore the economics of mixed end of life strategies for mature electronics products. The limitations of the models with respect to high value add and upgrade are discussed and their implications explored.
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