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The Lifecycle Transition

A complete thirteen-part series exploring continuity as a competitive model for the automotive industry, with software and lifecycle architecture as enabling infrastructure and MML as one possible operating model.

  1. 10/9/2026
    AutomotivePart 6

    The Agency

    The Agency earns its place by maintaining a mobility relationship: assembling a suitable service, coordinating providers and remaining accountable without controlling every condition, valuation and customer-credit decision.

    Continuous trajectories changing configuration across a transition threshold.
    • Automotive
    • Mobility
    • EuropeanIndustry
    • CircularEconomy
  2. 10/9/2026
    AutomotivePart 7

    The Distributed Factory

    The Distributed Factory turns maintenance, repair, software support, remanufacturing and recovery into a continuing industrial system rather than a collection of obligations after the initial sale.

    Continuous trajectories changing configuration across a transition threshold.
    • Automotive
    • Mobility
    • EuropeanIndustry
    • CircularEconomy
  3. 10/9/2026
    AutomotivePart 8

    The jobs around a car that doesn't get replaced

    Producing fewer replacement vehicles does not necessarily imply producing less work; it changes where work occurs.

    Continuous trajectories changing configuration across a transition threshold.
    • Automotive
    • Mobility
    • EuropeanIndustry
    • CircularEconomy
  4. 10/9/2026
    AutomotivePart 9

    Who owns the fleet?

    Eventually every lifecycle model reaches the same uncomfortable number. One million vehicles costing €30,000 each represent:

    Continuous trajectories changing configuration across a transition threshold.
    • Automotive
    • Mobility
    • EuropeanIndustry
    • CircularEconomy
  5. 10/9/2026
    AutomotivePart 10

    A different residual value

    Lifecycle competition treats residual value as evidence of preserved function, support and recoverable capital, rather than only as an estimate of the next buyer’s willingness to pay.

    Continuous trajectories changing configuration across a transition threshold.
    • Automotive
    • Mobility
    • EuropeanIndustry
    • CircularEconomy
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Publication

Version

1.1.1

Status

Complete edition

Chapters

13 of 13

Model

MML

Errata

8

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