EndNote 5 for Windows

Herbert, Teri Lynn

doi:10.1021/ci010401d

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“…The EndNote® software (Herbert, 2002) was used to manage and treat the references collected. The Endnote software is a reference manager created by Thomson Scientific, which works in integration with Web of Science®.…”

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Similarities and differences between business process management and lean management

Maldonado

Leusin

Bernardes

et al. 2020

BPMJ

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PurposeBusiness process management (BPM) and lean management (LM) are both recognized for improving organizational performance through continuous improvement, yet their similarities and differences have been poorly discussed so far. This paper aims to find their main differences and similarities using a systematic method for literature review.Design/methodology/approachThe paper uses a structured literature review known as SYSMAP (Scientometric and sYStematic yielding MApping Process). The method integrates bibliometrics and content analysis procedures to perform in-depth analysis of the literature at hand.FindingsBoth methodologies seek continuous improvement with focus on the customer and process standardization, but they are divergent mainly in relation to the flow they intend to improve. The impossibility of implementing both methodologies in an effective way was also observed, mainly due to the differences they present in relation to how to achieve the continuous improvement cycle.Research limitations/implicationsAs any other literature reviews, the major limitation is to have omitted relevant literature even though all available procedures have been used to avoid this situation.Practical implicationsThis paper offers a novel perspective from the practitioner side. LM may be better used in human-intensive process improvement whereas BPM in technology-intensive ones. Such characteristics open up new opportunities for practitioners aiming at integrating both approaches.Originality/valueThis is the first paper that systematically analyses the body of literature of BPM and LM with the means to better understand their similarities and differences.

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Similarities and differences between business process management and lean management

Maldonado

Leusin

Bernardes

et al. 2020

BPMJ

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Sustainability and Innovation in the Automotive Sector: A Structured Content Analysis

2017

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This study aims to analyse the scientific literature on sustainability and innovation in the automotive sector in the last 13 years. The research is classified as descriptive and exploratory. The process presented 31 articles in line with the research topic in the Scopus database. The bibliometric analysis identified the most relevant articles, authors, keywords, countries, research centers and journals for the subject from 2004 to 2016 in the Industrial Engineering domain. We concluded, through the systemic analysis, that the automotive sector is well structured on the issue of sustainability and process innovation. Innovations in the sector are of the incremental process type, due to the lower risk, lower costs and less complexity. However, the literature also points out that radical innovations are needed in order to fit the prevailing environmental standards. The selected studies show that environmental practices employed in the automotive sector are: the minimization of greenhouse gas emissions, life-cycle assessment, cleaner production, reverse logistics and eco-innovation. Thus, it displays the need for empirical studies in automotive companies on the environmental practices employed and how these practices impact innovation.

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“…The 10th version is referred to as EndNote X and the 11th as EndNote X1 (sic). The program was previously reviewed for this journal in 2002. Much of the information in that review of version 5 is still relevant and will not be repeated here.…”

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EndNote X (and XI) for Windows

Warr

2007

J. Chem. Inf. Model.

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EndNote 5 for Windows

Cited by 4 publications

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Similarities and differences between business process management and lean management

Similarities and differences between business process management and lean management

Sustainability and Innovation in the Automotive Sector: A Structured Content Analysis

EndNote X (and XI) for Windows

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