An analysis of innovation in textile companies: An efficiency approach

Medina, Rosa Puertas; Selva, María Luisa Martí; Marzal, Maria Consuelo Calafat

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“…Vila and Kuster (2007) conducted a research using a total of 154 general managers' opinion to analyze the importance of innovation in international textile firms. Puertas Medina et al (2019) analyzed innovation in Spanish textile companies using data envelopment analysis. Padilha and Gomes (2016) focused on the innovation culture in innovation performance of textile firms using structural equation modeling.…”

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A novel approach for a pre-assessment of textile innovation process: innovation gap finder model (IGFM)

Altuntas

2023

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PurposeThe textile industry is a labor-intensive industry in which where innovation-oriented studies are conducted intensively. However, identifying potential innovation gaps for a firm operating in the textile industry is not easy and greatly influences the firm's future success. To this end, this study aims to propose a novel integrated approach for the pre-assessment of the firm-level innovation process.Design/methodology/approachThe proposed approach uses two important tools: the technology capability audit tool and innovation audit tool. The proposed approach integrates these tools to discover possible innovation opportunities for firms. The proposed approach is called the innovation gap finder model (IGFM).FindingsA real case study in the textile industry is conducted to show how IGFM works in practice. The results of this study show that decision-makers can easily identify existing innovation gaps using IGFM.Originality/valueFirms must first identify innovation gaps in order to initiate achievable projects in line with their current situation. Addressing a firm-level pre-assessment of the textile innovation process helps achieve growth and enables the firm to know what it should do in the near future. By identifying innovation gaps by considering the innovation processes at the firm level, it is also easier to prepare an action plan on what and how to do in accordance with the firm's own culture. There is no specific tool developed to discover potential innovation gaps in the literature. To fill this gap, a novel integrated approach is proposed for a pre-assessment of firm level innovation process in this study. The proposed approach can also accelerate the establishment of the “idea-invention-innovation” path within the firm.

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A novel approach for a pre-assessment of textile innovation process: innovation gap finder model (IGFM)

Altuntas

2023

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“…Pergantian tren yang cepat ini mendorong konsumen untuk membeli dan membuang tekstil yang tidak diinginkan sesering mungkin, dengan waktu perputaran standar konsumen yang berkurang dari berbulan-bulan menjadi hanya beberapa minggu. Industri pakaian Indonesia telah tumbuh sebesar 18,98% dibandingkan dengan tahun sebelumnya, dengan ekspor tekstil dan garmen senilai US$13,8 miliar dan pemerintah menargetkan untuk membawa industri ini masuk ke dalam lima besar dunia (Medina et al, 2020). Terlepas dari peluang yang sangat besar ini, industri pakaian meninggalkan beberapa konsekuensi negatif terhadap lingkungan.…”

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Dampak Lingkungan Dari Fast Fashion: Meningkatkan Kesadaran Di Kalangan Milenial Melalui Media Sosial

Vera Jenny Basiroen,

Mita Purbasari Wahidiyat,

Anjanette Kalinemas

2023

j. dim. srd.

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The Environmental Impact of Fast Fashion: Raising Awareness Among Millenials Through Social Media. Jakarta's fashion industry is particularly prone to this issue as it follows current trends. Despite the increasing awareness of the environmental impact, the rise of fast fashion, characterized by cheap manufacturing, frequent consumption, and short-lived clothing, has led to a surge in discarded clothing. The rapid changes in fashion trends and excessive consumption have a tremendous environmental effect. Millennials, especially those in metropolitan cities like Jakarta, are particularly susceptible to following the latest fashion trends, making it crucial to understand how they dispose of their used clothes. This increased consumption has resulted in millions of tons of textile waste in landfills and unregulated settings. To address this problem, the authors used an innovative method called the Design Thinking Process by IDEO Design and Riverdale Country School New York. This method involves five stages: research and discovery, analysis, ideation, experimentation, and implementation. The research process involved observations, interviews, and a literature study to collect and analyze informative videos. The authors presented the results of their findings using infographic posters and social media, intending to raise awareness among the younger generation about the negative impact of the fast fashion industry and minimize the amount of textile waste damaging the environment. Keywords: fast fashion, environmental impact, millennials, social media campaigns, awareness Abstrak Dampak Lingkungan dari Fast Fashion: Meningkatkan Kesadaran di Kalangan Milenial Melalui Media Sosial. Industri fesyen di Jakarta sangat rentan terhadap masalah ini karena mengikuti tren yang ada. Terlepas dari meningkatnya kesadaran akan dampak lingkungan, munculnya fast fashion, yang ditandai dengan produksi yang murah, konsumsi yang sering, dan pakaian yang berumur pendek, telah menyebabkan lonjakan pakaian yang dibuang. Perubahan cepat dalam tren fesyen dan konsumsi yang berlebihan memiliki dampak lingkungan yang luar biasa. Generasi milenial, terutama yang tinggal di kota metropolitan seperti Jakarta, sangat rentan untuk mengikuti tren mode terbaru, sehingga sangat penting untuk memahami bagaimana mereka membuang pakaian bekas mereka. Konsumsi yang meningkat ini telah menghasilkan jutaan ton limbah tekstil di tempat pembuangan akhir dan tempat yang tidak diatur. Untuk mengatasi masalah ini, para penulis menggunakan metode inovatif yang disebut Proses Pemikiran Desain (Design Thinking Process) oleh IDEO Design dan Riverdale Country School New York. Metode ini melibatkan lima tahap yaitu penelitian dan penemuan, analisis, ide, eksperimen, dan implementasi. Proses penelitian melibatkan observasi, wawancara, dan studi literatur untuk mengumpulkan dan menganalisis video informatif. Para penulis mempresentasikan hasil temuan mereka menggunakan poster infografis dan media sosial, dengan tujuan untuk meningkatkan kesadaran di kalangan generasi muda tentang dampak negatif dari industri fast fashion dan meminimalkan jumlah limbah tekstil yang merusak lingkungan. Kata kunci: fast fashion, dampak lingkungan, generasi milenial, kampanye media sosial, kesadaran

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“…Worldwide, the average productive efficiency of the textile sector is approximately 80% [1]. However, in Peru, this indicator reaches a figure of 70.2% [2].…”

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Improvement model to increase the efficiency of the sewing area in a textile SME by applying SMED, 5S and Standardized Work - A Peruvian case study

Torres-Mestanza,

Guerrero-López,

Saenz-Moron

2023

Proceedings of the 21th LACCEI International Multi-Conference for Engineering, Education and Technology (LACCEI 2023): “Leaders

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The textile industry in Peru is one of the most representative in terms of its contribution to GDP; however, in the last 10 years the industry has suffered a 1.5% annual drop in its share of GDP. This is due to the fact that the sector suffers from a series of deficiencies such as low productive efficiency, which is 70.2%. Faced with this problem, some authors opted for the application of some tools such as SMED, SW and 5s to counteract it. But according to the literature review, there is a lack of knowledge of the application of the mentioned tools in textile SMEs, since SMED and 5s are mostly applied in large companies, while SW has little history of applicability despite being a powerful tool that achieves positive changes in production. Therefore, in order to provide a solution to the problem studied, it is necessary to apply the aforementioned tools. This article proposes an improvement model that aims to increase the efficiency of a textile SME through the applicability of tools such as 5S, SMED and SW. The effectiveness of the model was validated with the use of the simulation developed in arena software, obtaining as main result that the efficiency of the sewing area in the textile SME increased from 64.71% to 80%. This leads to the conclusion that the proposal manages to improve the company's productivity, which allows it to generate higher income by making efficient use of its resources.Digital Object Identifier: (only for full papers, inserted by LACCEI). ISSN, ISBN: (to be inserted by LACCEI).

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An analysis of innovation in textile companies: An efficiency approach

Cited by 4 publications

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A novel approach for a pre-assessment of textile innovation process: innovation gap finder model (IGFM)

A novel approach for a pre-assessment of textile innovation process: innovation gap finder model (IGFM)

Dampak Lingkungan Dari Fast Fashion: Meningkatkan Kesadaran Di Kalangan Milenial Melalui Media Sosial

Improvement model to increase the efficiency of the sewing area in a textile SME by applying SMED, 5S and Standardized Work - A Peruvian case study

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