Relationship between Just in Time, Lean Manufacturing, and Performance Practices: a meta-analysis
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Resumo: | Abstract: Companies strive for superior results. Focusing on return, performance, and profitability is mainstream; this reasoning is constantly present in the decisions of the strategic operational management of companies. Based on this assumption, the objective of this work is to evaluate empirically whether the degree to which a company implements a combination of Just in Time (JIT) or Lean Manufacturing practices systematically affects the company's operational, financial, and/or organisational performance. For this, a meta-analysis was carried out; the final sample consisted of 28 articles, with 41 studies and 12,708 included subjects who provided the effects that explain the proposed relationship. The data were collected in the Web of Science, EBSCO, and Science Direct databases, with an open period, considering all works available until July 2020. Among the main findings, JIT practices and the company's operational performance present a positive, significant, medium effect. Lean manufacturing practices demonstrate a positive and significant relationship in operational, financial, and organisational performance, all with an average impact on the effect size. No direct relationship was found between the JIT variables and organisational performance (financial, operational, and environmental), based on the TBL. Additional research is needed regarding the relationship of JIT and Lean Manufacturing practices with the organisational performance (financial, operational, and environmental) based on the TBL, as well as an in-depth analysis of previous research related to green Lean practices and their relationship with organisational performance, based on the TBL. |
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Relationship between Just in Time, Lean Manufacturing, and Performance Practices: a meta-analysisJust in Time PracticeLean ManufacturingPerformance, Meta AnalysisAbstract: Companies strive for superior results. Focusing on return, performance, and profitability is mainstream; this reasoning is constantly present in the decisions of the strategic operational management of companies. Based on this assumption, the objective of this work is to evaluate empirically whether the degree to which a company implements a combination of Just in Time (JIT) or Lean Manufacturing practices systematically affects the company's operational, financial, and/or organisational performance. For this, a meta-analysis was carried out; the final sample consisted of 28 articles, with 41 studies and 12,708 included subjects who provided the effects that explain the proposed relationship. The data were collected in the Web of Science, EBSCO, and Science Direct databases, with an open period, considering all works available until July 2020. Among the main findings, JIT practices and the company's operational performance present a positive, significant, medium effect. Lean manufacturing practices demonstrate a positive and significant relationship in operational, financial, and organisational performance, all with an average impact on the effect size. No direct relationship was found between the JIT variables and organisational performance (financial, operational, and environmental), based on the TBL. Additional research is needed regarding the relationship of JIT and Lean Manufacturing practices with the organisational performance (financial, operational, and environmental) based on the TBL, as well as an in-depth analysis of previous research related to green Lean practices and their relationship with organisational performance, based on the TBL.Universidade Federal de São Carlos2022-01-01info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersiontext/htmlhttp://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0104-530X2022000100210Gestão & Produção v.29 2022reponame:Gestão & Produçãoinstname:Universidade Federal de São Carlos (UFSCAR)instacron:UFSCAR10.1590/1806-9649-2022v29e9021info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessLara,Ana ClaudiaMenegon,Elizangela Maria PasSehnem,SimoneKuzma,Edsoneng2022-03-15T00:00:00Zoai:scielo:S0104-530X2022000100210Revistahttps://www.gestaoeproducao.com/PUBhttps://old.scielo.br/oai/scielo-oai.phpgp@dep.ufscar.br||revistagestaoemanalise@unichristus.edu.br1806-96490104-530Xopendoar:2022-03-15T00:00Gestão & Produção - Universidade Federal de São Carlos (UFSCAR)false |
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Relationship between Just in Time, Lean Manufacturing, and Performance Practices: a meta-analysis |
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Relationship between Just in Time, Lean Manufacturing, and Performance Practices: a meta-analysis |
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Relationship between Just in Time, Lean Manufacturing, and Performance Practices: a meta-analysis Lara,Ana Claudia Just in Time Practice Lean Manufacturing Performance, Meta Analysis |
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Relationship between Just in Time, Lean Manufacturing, and Performance Practices: a meta-analysis |
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Relationship between Just in Time, Lean Manufacturing, and Performance Practices: a meta-analysis |
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Relationship between Just in Time, Lean Manufacturing, and Performance Practices: a meta-analysis |
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Relationship between Just in Time, Lean Manufacturing, and Performance Practices: a meta-analysis |
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Relationship between Just in Time, Lean Manufacturing, and Performance Practices: a meta-analysis |
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Lara,Ana Claudia |
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Lara,Ana Claudia Menegon,Elizangela Maria Pas Sehnem,Simone Kuzma,Edson |
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Menegon,Elizangela Maria Pas Sehnem,Simone Kuzma,Edson |
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Lara,Ana Claudia Menegon,Elizangela Maria Pas Sehnem,Simone Kuzma,Edson |
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Just in Time Practice Lean Manufacturing Performance, Meta Analysis |
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Just in Time Practice Lean Manufacturing Performance, Meta Analysis |
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Abstract: Companies strive for superior results. Focusing on return, performance, and profitability is mainstream; this reasoning is constantly present in the decisions of the strategic operational management of companies. Based on this assumption, the objective of this work is to evaluate empirically whether the degree to which a company implements a combination of Just in Time (JIT) or Lean Manufacturing practices systematically affects the company's operational, financial, and/or organisational performance. For this, a meta-analysis was carried out; the final sample consisted of 28 articles, with 41 studies and 12,708 included subjects who provided the effects that explain the proposed relationship. The data were collected in the Web of Science, EBSCO, and Science Direct databases, with an open period, considering all works available until July 2020. Among the main findings, JIT practices and the company's operational performance present a positive, significant, medium effect. Lean manufacturing practices demonstrate a positive and significant relationship in operational, financial, and organisational performance, all with an average impact on the effect size. No direct relationship was found between the JIT variables and organisational performance (financial, operational, and environmental), based on the TBL. Additional research is needed regarding the relationship of JIT and Lean Manufacturing practices with the organisational performance (financial, operational, and environmental) based on the TBL, as well as an in-depth analysis of previous research related to green Lean practices and their relationship with organisational performance, based on the TBL. |
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