Enhancing Efficiency in the Maritime Industry Through Lean Practices: A Critical Literature Review of Benefits and Barriers

Neves, Angela; Godina, Radu; Erikstad, Stein Ove

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-38165-2_35

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Strategic Management Control Tools for the Sustainability of Seaports: A Scoping Review

Martins,

Costa,

Campos

et al. 2024

Sustainability

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This study offers an analysis of existing research on sustainability and its link to accounting and management control in the port sector. Existing studies do not provide a comprehensive discussion of management accounting and control tools in this context, despite recognizing the relevance of the topic. A scoping review was used as a methodological basis, with the aim of mapping the literature on the role of accounting and management control, as well as their relationship with the triple bottom line associated with the various levels of sustainability in this sector. The results point to a diversity of tools used in developed countries, where interest in efficiency, sustainability, and strategic alignment stands out.

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Strategic Management Control Tools for the Sustainability of Seaports: A Scoping Review

Martins,

Costa,

Campos

et al. 2024

Sustainability

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Framework for a Smart E-Procurement System for Ship Building

Cherian,

Saha,

Ramakrishnan

2024

Advances in Finance, Accounting, and Economics

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The research aims to improve the shipbuilding process by reducing the time required for building a vessel through adoption of lean in the procurement management process. The research identifies the AS-IS process for procurement, uses Value Stream Mapping to identify different actions, identifies the root causes for administrative lead time with the help of fish bone diagram and proposes a framework for e-procurement system. It was found that lack of proper communication and visibility between the processes can increase the lead time for purchase order creation for different materials. The use of a smart e-procurement system can improve the visibility of the process across various departments and with the suppliers. This can improve the efficiency of the shipbuilding process, reducing the time required for manufacturing a vessel.

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Enhancing Efficiency in the Maritime Industry Through Lean Practices: A Critical Literature Review of Benefits and Barriers

Cited by 2 publications

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Strategic Management Control Tools for the Sustainability of Seaports: A Scoping Review

Strategic Management Control Tools for the Sustainability of Seaports: A Scoping Review

Framework for a Smart E-Procurement System for Ship Building

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