2009
DOI: 10.1097/01974520-200907000-00003
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The Missing Link: Lean Leadership

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“…Publications found in this area (see e.g. Emiliani, 1998;Flinchbaugh et al, 2008;Mann, 2009) have weak connection to theory or are often based on "common sense". There is a need for research-based studies that provide a deeper understanding of Lean leadership and Lean management practices and position them in relation to contemporary leadership theory.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Publications found in this area (see e.g. Emiliani, 1998;Flinchbaugh et al, 2008;Mann, 2009) have weak connection to theory or are often based on "common sense". There is a need for research-based studies that provide a deeper understanding of Lean leadership and Lean management practices and position them in relation to contemporary leadership theory.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Kutatásunk van Dun és társai (2016) javaslatát követve a ma meglévő korlátozott akadémiai érdeklődés helyett kiterjedt és interdiszciplináris megközelítést követ. Az irodalomfeldolgozás során is az e szellemiséget követő munkákat preferáltuk, kiegészítve néhány nagyhatású lean menedzsmenttel foglalkozó publikációval (Camuffo -Gerli, 2012;Liker -Convis, 2012;Mann, 2009).…”
Section: Vezetéstudomány / Budapest Management Reviewunclassified
“…2) Magas szintű szakmai ismeretek elkötelezett az önfejlesztés iránt (Liker -Convis, 2012); coaching és fejlesztés (Liker -Convis, 2012); önfejlesztés ; coaching, fejlesztési kultú-ra építése ; folyamatos fejlesztés, oktatás (taktikai szint) (Mann, 2009); menedzseri sokoldalúság, oktatás (Camuffo -Gerli, 2012); tanítás, mentorálás (Spear, 2004); folyamatos fejlesztés, oktatás (taktikai szint) (Mann, 2009);coaching (Pokinska et al, 2013); folyamatos fejlesztés (van Dun et al, 2016); támogatás; coaching önfejlesztő, fejlesztő, coachol, mentorál, fejlesztő kultúrát épít, tanít, támogat…”
Section: Vezetéstudomány / Budapest Management Reviewunclassified
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“…Citing from McDonald, the principle of striving for perfection continually aims at establishing the thinking among Lean believers that waste elimination in a value stream is a continuous process, not a one-time event, while delivering exactly what a customer requested and not at attempt slightly better than their competitors. The principle basically indicates that enterprises need to continuously iterate their way through the 4 principles until all the non-value-added activities and wastes are removed from the value stream [61]. With the principle, the culture of constantly search for opportunities to improve operational efficiency, reduce costs and improve product quality is induced in an enterprise.…”
Section: Physical Transformation Taskmentioning
confidence: 99%