An ANP-based assessment model for lean enterprise transformation

Cil, Ibrahim; Türkan, Yusuf Sait

doi:10.1007/s00170-012-4047-x

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“…Modern production systems have evolved from Taylor's mass production, through Ford's conveyor belt, to Toyota's lean production (Cil and Turkan 2013). Lean manufacturing has its origin from the Toyota production system in the Japanese automobile industry (Hines, Holweg, and Rich 2004).…”

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confidence: 99%

Lean management in the context of construction supply chains

Meng

2019

International Journal of Production Research

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Lean management in the context of construction supply chains Construction started its lean journey with learning from manufacturing. Unlike lean manufacturing, few studies to date have investigated lean construction in both breadth and depth, especially from the perspective of construction supply chains. The limited understanding of lean construction results in a research problem. This research aims to explore the implementation of lean principles in the context of project-based construction supply chains. It achieves its aim through an empirical investigation in the UK. A combination of quantitative and qualitative methodologies provides this research with validity and reliability. Lean principles are found applicable to both residential building projects and many other types of construction projects. It is also found that lean construction can be enhanced if it synergizes with supply chain collaboration. Another finding is that lean management has a significant impact on project performance. Nowadays, construction pursues best lean practices through both learning from manufacturing and developing its own paths. Similar to manufacturing, more and more construction projects adopt industrialized and standardized production and lean management with supply chain collaboration to become leaner. On the other hand, construction-specific management approaches and information technology (IT) tools are increasingly used in lean construction practices to maximize value and minimize waste.

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confidence: 99%

Lean management in the context of construction supply chains

Meng

2019

International Journal of Production Research

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“…However, in the actual lean practice process, relevant management personnel have obvious deficiencies in mastering lean knowledge [33]. Wandahl conducted a literature review and case study of lean implementation and found that 80% of people involved in lean-related work did not have lean knowledge and only 6% of staff knew and determined that they were using lean tools or lean production technology [34]. Brianna studied the common misconceptions in lean concepts, which were largely responsible for poor lean methodology implementations [35].…”

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Lean Tools, Knowledge Management, and Lean Sustainability: The Moderating Effects of Study Conventions

Niu

Liu

2020

Sustainability

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It is essential for enterprises to develop lean sustainability. In this way, both the learning and understanding of the knowledge of lean tools becomes necessary. In fact, knowledge management plays a key role in the application of lean tools. In this paper, an in-depth exploration is carried out, investigating the mechanism of knowledge management which mediates between lean tools and the lean sustainability of enterprises, as well as the regulatory role of study conventions. Furthermore, a large sample from a questionnaire survey and a model based on structural equations is applied to test our theoretical hypothesis. It can be stated that lean tools display a positive effect on lean sustainability via the mediating role of knowledge management. Additionally, study conventions positively regulate the relationship among lean tools, knowledge management, and lean sustainability.

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“…Figures 1-2 shows the distribution of the assessment methodology between (quantity, type, integration of quantity and type, other methods, Mathematical Model), and these differences show no general logic of measurement. Some studies have made references to the development of a digital concepts that indicate the effects of practices in the performance through mathematical models that provides different weights but are not comprehensive (Cil et al, 2013). Some other studies have also attempted a digital measurement of the performance through the use of Analytic Hierarchy Thanki et al, 2016;.…”

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Employment of Set Operations to Improve LMP Assessments Design and Implementation

Albezuirat

Ahmad

Hussain

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SJOM

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Objective - This paper aims to provide a new mathematical model for the construction of assessment tools for Lean Manufacturing Practices (LMP) through the integration process with the set operations. This study also strives to develop key elements to enhance the effectiveness of LMP assessments and their impact through mathematical interrelationship. Problem - Previous studies have shown a lack of clear mathematical methodology to carry out a rigorous assessment of the LMP effects on the firm’s operational and financial performance. Therefore, this paper tries to address this aspect by developing new equations. Design - The methodology of this study is based on the conversion of the linguistic description (companies, processes, waste, practices) into numerical measurement model by integrating with set theory. Finding - The results show a set of relationships and equations that can be applied to be a fundamental basis for ensuring the effectiveness of the assessment. This paper may contribute to the improvement of LMP’s design and development.

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An ANP-based assessment model for lean enterprise transformation

Cited by 48 publications

References 33 publications

Lean management in the context of construction supply chains

Lean management in the context of construction supply chains

Lean Tools, Knowledge Management, and Lean Sustainability: The Moderating Effects of Study Conventions

Employment of Set Operations to Improve LMP Assessments Design and Implementation

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