...Sang M. Lee Business performance Electronics industry Green supply chain management Republic of Korea Small- and medium enterprises Small to medium-sized enterprises Supply chain management Article Type: 2013 Awards for Excellence From: Industrial Management & Data...

... on firm performance of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) that serve as suppliers to large customer firms in the electronics industry. Design/methodology/approach This study developed a research model relating GSCM practice and business performance through three organizational variables (employee...

...Kongkiti Phusavat; Pekka Kess; Kris M.Y. Law; Rapee Kanchana Purpose The purpose of this paper is to describe key factors in sustaining effective business value chains for companies operating in the electronic industry and identify their potential future challenges. Design/methodology/approach...

... industrial clusters, especially the electrical and electronics industry. Originality/value The paper confirms key factors impacting supply‐chain managements and underlines the success factors for effectively managing supply chains. Kongkiti Phusavat can be contacted at: fengkkp@ku.ac.th © Emerald...

... to local systems. Originality/value Previous research has rarely compared the results of process reengineering after ERP system implementation. This paper offers insight into ERP adopters in the electronics industry. H2b. The implementation of an ERP system leads to a significant decrease...

... can be contacted at: ooikengboon@gmail.com © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2008 Total quality management Job satisfaction Malaysia Blue collar workers Electronics industry The introduction of total quality management (TQM) plays a vital role in the development of management...

... Electronics industry Aircraft industry Beginning in the early 1980s, a number of US firms followed the pioneering efforts of Shigeo Shingo and Taichi Ohno and adopted just‐in‐time (JIT) manufacturing in an attempt to reshape their manufacturing environments (Bragg et al., 2005) and to become...

... Electronics industry In the processing stage, customers play the most active role. The important part of this stage is building and maintaining customer relationships. Applying for work, electronic services, online orders, or inquiries can be accomplished online. For example, a resume can be submitted...

... on the basis of two variables: the leading firm degree of influence (LFI) and the supply network dynamism (ND). Electronics industry Supply chain management Performance management Organizational structures Modelling B2B=business to business B2C=business to consumer CCE=collaborative...

... Publishing Limited 2004 Electronics industry Manufacturing systems Enterprise zones Resource management Agile manufacturing is a concept describing maintaining good productivity under pressure of uncertainty. A useful definition of agility is “the capability of reacting to unpredictable...

...Helen Lawton Smith Technology Transfer and Industrial Change in Europe . Macmillan Press Ltd , 2000 . , ISBN: ISBN 0‐333‐60458‐X Electronics industry Innovation Technology In the 1990s considerable academic and policy interest was directed to the nature...

... Limited 1998 Cost of quality Electronics industry Factory layout TQM Shop floor layout has been designed with flexibility at its core. The main services (drainage, three‐phase electricity, etc.) are supplied in continuous lines with 4.2m spacing. Further, all services, including drainage...

... of the results is that the techniques in the quality management category were fully implemented by all the companies. This probably reflects more the companies′ separate commitment to TQM than their commitment to JIT implementation. Electronics industry Just‐in‐time Production management Scotland...

... it is superseded technologically, then getting it out in one year will give you four years′ revenue rather than taking two years to get it to market and only earning revenue for three years. A 1991 study by Pittiglio, Rabin, Todd and McGrath Ltd (PRTM) showed that, in the electronics industry, 45 per cent...

... Subcontracting of manufacturing work in the electrical/ electronics industry was surveyed. It can provide competitive advantage and is increasingly used for production of multi‐element components, and by younger more go‐ahead electronics manufacturers who make a clear distinction between what...

...Ray Shaw The profusion of available and advancing electronic control technology poses problems of timing and choice for both the user and designer. The author discusses these dilemmas. © MCB UP Limited 1984 Computer Technology Computer Systems Electronics Industry Automation...

...Bob Crew At a time when British management is accused of dragging its feet on investment in computer‐aided design techniques for industrial production, the government's budgets to promote computer‐aided design within the electronics industry is very welcome. Against this background, business...