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Journal of System Simulation

Abstract

Abstract: Industrial software service platforms, characterized by low-cost investment, customized services, and rapid application deployment, have been widely adopted in small and medium-sized industrial clusters. The benefit distribution mechanism under multi-mode operation is crucial to the sustainable development of such platforms. To address the current challenges of single-operation models and the difficulty in adapting to diverse service scenarios, this study focuses on two core stakeholders that users and software developers to analyze the core service components and cooperation mechanisms of industrial software service platforms in a multi-mode operational environment. By integrating the function point method, a multi-mode user demand quantification model is developed. An optimized benefit distribution model under multiple cooperation modes is constructed based on Stackelberg game theory. Simulation analysis demonstrates that the proposed model can effectively enhance the overall benefits of all parties and support the establishment of a benefit distribution mechanism adaptable to multiple operational modes for industrial software service platforms.

First Page

2242

Last Page

2257

CLC

TP311.5

Recommended Citation

Guo Rongyu, Li Xiaobin, Jiang Pei, et al. Benefit Distribution Optimization Model and Simulation for Multi-mode Operation of Industrial Software Platforms[J]. Journal of System Simulation, 2025, 37(9): 2242-2257.

Corresponding Author

Jiang Pei

DOI

10.16182/j.issn1004731x.joss.25-0499

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