Lean Practices Pertaining Hard and Soft Factors in Service Sectors

Many of Lean manufacturing tools and practices are being implemented in the different sectors with and without being realized nowadays. This research objective is double folded. Employing 10 predictor variables, the relationship and impact of Lean practices on Lean performance was identified. The...

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Main Authors: Sorooshian, Shahryar, Siti Aissah, Mad Ali
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Romanian Society for Quality Assurance - SRAC 2017
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Online Access:http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/19785/1/Lean%20Practices%20Pertaining%20Hard%20and%20Soft%20Factors%20in%20Service%20Sectors.pdf
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description Many of Lean manufacturing tools and practices are being implemented in the different sectors with and without being realized nowadays. This research objective is double folded. Employing 10 predictor variables, the relationship and impact of Lean practices on Lean performance was identified. The second objective was conducted to identity the significance disparity in the impact of soft and hard factors; whether to give priority to either one or equal priority. A lean performance model was built with soft predictor variables comprising of quality leadership, group problem solving, training, worker empowerment and multi-skilling developing and hard predictor variables comprising of standardized operations, 5S, reorder point, supplier development and continuous flow. Although this study failed to find enough support for some of the factors, a few factors find enough evidence to be part of lean performance predictors.
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spelling UMPir197852018-02-22T02:50:16Z http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/19785/ Lean Practices Pertaining Hard and Soft Factors in Service Sectors Sorooshian, Shahryar Siti Aissah, Mad Ali AI Indexes (General) Many of Lean manufacturing tools and practices are being implemented in the different sectors with and without being realized nowadays. This research objective is double folded. Employing 10 predictor variables, the relationship and impact of Lean practices on Lean performance was identified. The second objective was conducted to identity the significance disparity in the impact of soft and hard factors; whether to give priority to either one or equal priority. A lean performance model was built with soft predictor variables comprising of quality leadership, group problem solving, training, worker empowerment and multi-skilling developing and hard predictor variables comprising of standardized operations, 5S, reorder point, supplier development and continuous flow. Although this study failed to find enough support for some of the factors, a few factors find enough evidence to be part of lean performance predictors. Romanian Society for Quality Assurance - SRAC 2017 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/19785/1/Lean%20Practices%20Pertaining%20Hard%20and%20Soft%20Factors%20in%20Service%20Sectors.pdf Sorooshian, Shahryar and Siti Aissah, Mad Ali (2017) Lean Practices Pertaining Hard and Soft Factors in Service Sectors. Quality - Access to Success, 18 (161). pp. 80-86. ISSN 1582-2559. (Published) http://www.srac.ro/calitatea/en/arhiva/2017/2017-06-Abstracts.pdf
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title_full Lean Practices Pertaining Hard and Soft Factors in Service Sectors
title_fullStr Lean Practices Pertaining Hard and Soft Factors in Service Sectors
title_full_unstemmed Lean Practices Pertaining Hard and Soft Factors in Service Sectors
title_short Lean Practices Pertaining Hard and Soft Factors in Service Sectors
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