2008
DOI: 10.1590/s1415-65552008000200008
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Trade-offs em serviços customizados e o ponto de vista do cliente

Abstract: Os trade-offs em estratégia de operações podem ser descritos como as incompatibilidades operacionais existentes entre diferentes critérios competitivos. Serviços customizados implicam entregas mais demoradas e custos de produção mais elevados do que serviços padronizados. Considerando que as preferências dos clientes terão repercussões para as escolhas estratégicas dos critérios competitivos e para os trade-offs da área de operações, esta pesquisa buscou avaliar as relações entre os atributos customização, tem… Show more

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“…Quality is defined as a consistent meeting of consumer expectations (Slack et al, 2002). Reliability of delivery can be defined as the delivery of products within the deadline promised to the customer (Teixeira & Paiva, 2008). Flexibility is the ability to provide a wide variety of products (Araújo et al, 2011).…”
Section: Authormentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Quality is defined as a consistent meeting of consumer expectations (Slack et al, 2002). Reliability of delivery can be defined as the delivery of products within the deadline promised to the customer (Teixeira & Paiva, 2008). Flexibility is the ability to provide a wide variety of products (Araújo et al, 2011).…”
Section: Authormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Operations strategy, in turn, aims to sustain the company's competitive strategy (Klippel et al, 2005). The area of operations have discussed the contribution of the production function to the strategy of companies since its early developments in 1969 (Teixeira & Paiva, 2008). In this sense, it is necessary to observe that the strategic planning of the company should view the production system as a strategic element in which changes need to be implemented in order to achieve the objectives of the company as a whole (Vanalle et al, 2000).…”
Section: Theoretical Basismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As the study developed by Teixeira & Paiva (2008), in which the trade-offs of operations are evaluated from the service users' perspective, it is important to ensure that the prioritization criteria are justifying it from the view of users, irrespective of Chart 1. Competitive criteria for service operations.…”
Section: Competitive Criteriamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The traditional view of trade-off assumes that various operating strategies can not be equally well performed, because of the inevitable limitations of equipment and process technologies. It involves implicit choices, according to organizational policies, implying that elevating performance of a competitive criteria automatically lowers the performance in another (Godinho & Fernandes, 2005;Moori et al, 2009;Skinner, 1969Skinner, , 1974Teixeira & Paiva, 2008). The cumulative vision criticizes the traditional view, exposing that the benefit of a strategy helps to improve other operational strategy; as well as capacities could be accumulated and built upon others (Collins et al, 1998;Silveira & Fogliatto, 2002;Ferdows & Meyer, 1990;Moura & Botter, 2011).…”
Section: Visions Regarding Trade-offs Of Operating Strategiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The success of this stage in the formulation of the strategy is determined by the establishment of customer needs and of what is required of the operation to satisfy these needs (Slack, 1993). Yet little attention has been given to the participation of clients in reference to competitive dilemmas (Teixeira & Paiva, 2008). Customers' expectations and needs can be considered as important external factors for the existence of trade-off within the area of operations (Silveira & Slack, 2001).…”
Section: Priorities Improvements In Operational Strategiesmentioning
confidence: 99%