This book investigates the strategic design of Product-Service Systems (PSS) and their role in fostering transitions towards sustainability. It explores how PSS can be conceptualized and implemented as a means to decouple economic growth from environmental impact, drawing on both design principles and transition management theories. The authors examine the challenges and opportunities associated with integrating PSS into existing industrial and societal structures, aiming to provide a framework for understanding and facilitating sustainable innovation.

The book is positioned as a scholarly work bridging the fields of design and sustainability transition studies. Its focus on strategic design suggests an emphasis on practical application and theoretical integration for academics and practitioners interested in sustainable business models. The interdisciplinary approach likely appeals to researchers in management, engineering, and environmental studies seeking to understand the systemic changes required for sustainability.