2019
DOI: 10.31248/ijet2019.039
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Lean for sustainable development in South Africa: A case study of three universities

Abstract: Lean in higher education (LHE) is pursued for the reasons of improving efficiency and effectiveness of processes in High Education (HE). This review paper focuses on LHE within the university system to propose the implementation of lean culture and management into research and practices of South Africa universities, via a descriptive case study research method. The underpinning literature suggests that although the prospects of LHE has positive impact on both academic and non-academic practices in HE, however,… Show more

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“…However, there is much scholarly literature to be found on the successful implementation of lean principles, as a business improvement tool, in the manufacturing and services sectors (Alefari et al 2017; Prasad et al 2020; Sahoo 2020) and at higher education institutions, internationally and nationally (Allu 2019; Hines and Lethbridge 2008; Malange 2013). Lean implementation has been assisting universities to reduce and eliminate non-added value waste in their services and operations (Zighan and El-Qasem 2021).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, there is much scholarly literature to be found on the successful implementation of lean principles, as a business improvement tool, in the manufacturing and services sectors (Alefari et al 2017; Prasad et al 2020; Sahoo 2020) and at higher education institutions, internationally and nationally (Allu 2019; Hines and Lethbridge 2008; Malange 2013). Lean implementation has been assisting universities to reduce and eliminate non-added value waste in their services and operations (Zighan and El-Qasem 2021).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%