Evolução da literatura de inovação em relações de cooperação: um estudo bibliométrico num período de vinte anos

Lopes, Ana Paula Vilas Boas Viveiros; Carvalho, Marly Monteiro de

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“…Radnor et al 2012, despite being one of the most cited articles, with 112 citations, is not in a prominent position, unlike Mazzocato et al (2010), with the same number of citations (112). One possible explanation for The degree of intermediation corresponds to how much an article acts as a facilitator of integration with other articles (Lopes & Carvalho, 2012), it shows how an author is connected with other authors in the network, attributing the importance that this author has in a specific flow of information, characterizing the shortest path possible between the authors (Bordin et al, 2014). This means that the greater degree of betweenness, the more works cited by the related authors, making the cited work become a reference among references.…”

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Application of lean healthcare in hospital services: a review of the literature (2007 to 2017)

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Berssaneti

2018

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Process reengineering methodologies have become an international management phenomenon (Waring & Bishop, 2010), as there have been a growing pressure on health services to increase their efficiency. To achieve this goal, health services have sought alternatives to traditional models, adopting methodologies for improving processes commonly used in the manufacturing sector, including lean manufacturing (Radnor et al., 2012). The lean methodology, originated at Toyota, and also known as the Toyota Production System (TPS), is considered a radical alternative to the traditional mass-production model. Lean is defined as a methodology that adopts the elimination of waste, as well as the aggregation of value to all processes, whose goal is to improve the final product (Brackett et al., 2013) and to maximize operational efficiency, quality, speed and cost of operations (Holweg, 2007). The lean approach finds popular appeal in health care as it seeks to redesign clinical practices and resources around simplified, efficient and value-added care (Waring & Bishop, 2010). The approach adopted in health systems is different from that adopted in manufacturing systems, since the processes are different, particularly for working with human lives. Thus, the definition of lean for health systems has different interpretations and practices, and is commonly called lean health care. Nelson-Peterson & Leppa (2007) state that lean health care is neither an adapted manufacturing tactic nor a cost reduction program; it is a management strategy based on process improvement in a system. Radnor et al. (2012)

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Application of lean healthcare in hospital services: a review of the literature (2007 to 2017)

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“…The research was carried out using the ISI Web of Science and Scopus databases based on their relevance to the academic community since both databases hold the largest amounts of publications, have filters for document types and solely articles as well as including only journals with double blind peer review during the submission processes (Carvalho et al, 2013;Lopes & Carvalho, 2012;Watanuki et al, 2014). A synthesis of the research process and filters adopted by both databases are shown in Table 1.…”

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“…For Leem & Chun (2014), the centrality degree of an article suggests that the more connections a node has, the more central this article is or, in other words, centrality is defined as the number of interactions a node has with others (Ting & Tsang, 2013). Betweenness degree is the degree of an article as enabler of the intermediation between other articles (Lopes & Carvalho, 2012). According to Bordin et al (2014), betweenness degree is understood as how connected an author is with other authors in the network attributing the importance an author has when the information flux that goes through it is considered, in the interconnection between two other authors in the same network, always characterizing the shortest path possible.…”

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Aspectos comportamentais na gestão de projetos: uma análise bibliométrica (1988-2014)

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Resumo: A demanda por gerentes de projetos é crescente. Um dos principais fatores que impactam no desempenho Palavras-chave: Gestão de projetos; Aspectos comportamentais; Bibliometria.Abstract: Due to the growing demand for project managers, one of the main factors that impact their performance is related to behavioral aspects, namely that in which relationships and understanding between individuals in a group are key. Faced with this problem, we aim to perform a literature review on the behavioral aspects topic in project management in order to identify the relationship between behavioral aspects and project management. Therefore, we used the bibliometric methodology, and the database composing the sample was collected from the Web of Science -ISI and Scopus, since Scopus articles were also the main base in the Web of Science. Analyses suggest based on the behavioral aspects that the "human side" is an essential factor for increasing success in project management.

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“…http://www.ijmp.jor.br v. 9, n. 2, April -June 2018 ISSN: 2236-269X DOI: 10.14807/ijmp.v9i2.754 matter (DENYER;TRANFIELD, 2009). The analysis of the research is characterized as theoretical-conceptual and objective to present the main reference models that contextualize the PDP with the purpose of analyzing its methodological classifications (LOPES; CARVALHO, 2012).…”

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Systematic analysis of reference models in product development: case studies in the agricultural machinery and implementation sector

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With the growth in the machinery and agricultural implements sector the importance of the area of Product Development Process (PDP) has expanded significantly in the last decades. The surge is due to increased competition among manufacturers, thus requiring high quality products with greater efficiency in their production processes.In addition, the management of the phases that comprise the PDP is considered complex by specialized literature and manufacturing companies. Thus, the objective of the study is to present the main reference models that contextualize the PDP in order to systematically analyze its methodological classifications.In addition, the research seeks to explore the work methodologies currently applied in the PDP of the agricultural machinery and implements manufacturers located in the northwestern region of Rio Grande do Sul -Brazil. The research adopted the Systematic Literature Review (SLR) and the case study as investigation methods, classified as descriptive and comparative, of an exploratory nature. As a result, it was possible to identify a set of reference models that are usually adopted to operationalize the PDP. Research has shown that project support tools are not used by companies, while design and industrial management tools are applied. Finally, it was verified that companies have little knowledge about reference models.

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Evolução da literatura de inovação em relações de cooperação: um estudo bibliométrico num período de vinte anos

Cited by 25 publications

References 50 publications

Application of lean healthcare in hospital services: a review of the literature (2007 to 2017)

Application of lean healthcare in hospital services: a review of the literature (2007 to 2017)

Aspectos comportamentais na gestão de projetos: uma análise bibliométrica (1988-2014)

Systematic analysis of reference models in product development: case studies in the agricultural machinery and implementation sector

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