Manufacturing companies are currently competing for the identification of innovative value propositions to position themselves in the market. This led to a shift from providing traditional transaction-based and product-centric offerings towards the provision of integrated solutions to their customers. In this context, Service Engineering, the discipline concerned with the systematic development and design of service and product-services, is gaining particular interest. This paper provides a contribution in this field proposing a SErvice Engineering Methodology (SEEM) which aims to support servitizing companies in: (i) (re)engineering of service and product-services offering, (ii) defining the most suitable and complete service and/or solution for customers, and (iii) balancing the excellence in the customer satisfaction and the efficiency and productivity in the service provision process.
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