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Servitisation fuelling change

IFS spells out how bundling packages to add value is making a comeback in the oil patch.

Hege Wroldsen

The concept of servitisation is not a new phenomenon. The term was formally defined in the 1980s, but its essence - bundling service packages with products to add value - goes back several decades earlier,...

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