Entornos De Programacion De La Produccion en La Industria De Manufactura: Alineacion Entre Necesidades Y Metodos

Romero-Silva, Rodrigo; García, Javier Santos; Hernandez, Margarita Hurtado

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“…The main issue with proposing new taxonomies resides in the fact that the proposal will completely depend on the set of variables that is used to form the groups, as can be seen in the paper by Romero-Silva, Santos, and Hurtado (2015), which shows that different taxonomies could be proposed by using different sets of variables, despite the fact that data is taken from the same sample of manufacturing plants. Interestingly, when both classifications from that study were compared with the traditional production environment classification of Hayes and Wheelwright (1979), there was a tendency for each new taxonomy to be described by the original product-process matrix.…”

Section: Challenges Of the Organisational System Conceptmentioning

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A note on defining organisational systems for contingency theory in OM

Romero-Silva

Santos

Hurtado

2018

Production Planning & Control

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This paper aims to improve the applicability and relevance of contingency theory research in the field of Operations Management. Based on the results of previous studies, we have identified a systemsbased single definition of organisation types that could describe the fit between organisational environment and organisational structure. This definition of organisation type, which we call an 'organisational system', regards the organisation as an integrated whole instead of as a sum of its parts and can help to better classify organisations in order to identify fits between organisation types and emerging practices in Operations Management.

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Section: Challenges Of the Organisational System Conceptmentioning

confidence: 99%

A note on defining organisational systems for contingency theory in OM

Romero-Silva

Santos

Hurtado

2018

Production Planning & Control

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“…A summary of some representative characteristics describing each shop-floor environment can be found in Table 1, based on the characteristics of 50 companies (Romero-Silva et al, 2015, 2016.…”

Section: Contingency Theory In Om Pcr and Characterisation Of Manufacmentioning

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Shop-floor scheduling as a competitive advantage: A study on the relevance of cyber-physical systems in different manufacturing contexts

Romero-Silva

Hernández-López

2020

International Journal of Production Economics

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Entornos De Programacion De La Produccion en La Industria De Manufactura: Alineacion Entre Necesidades Y Metodos

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A note on defining organisational systems for contingency theory in OM

A note on defining organisational systems for contingency theory in OM

Shop-floor scheduling as a competitive advantage: A study on the relevance of cyber-physical systems in different manufacturing contexts

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