Influence Of Supplier Integration, Human And Technical Lean Practices On Operational Performance Of Semiconductor Industry: Knowledge Base Engineering As A Mediator And Technological Turbulence As A Moderator
Semiconductor firm in developing countries face intense competition resulted occurrence of factory closure and relocation despite well established. Hence, this research was designed and developed to understand holistic lean manufacturing practices that breakdown into human lean practice, technica...
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| Language: | English |
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2023
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| Online Access: | http://eprints.usm.my/61262/1/24%20Pages%20from%20CHENG%20CHEE%20HOOI.pdf http://eprints.usm.my/61262/ |
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| Summary: | Semiconductor firm in developing countries face intense competition resulted
occurrence of factory closure and relocation despite well established. Hence, this
research was designed and developed to understand holistic lean manufacturing
practices that breakdown into human lean practice, technical lean practice and supplier
integration toward financial and non-financial operational performance metrics in
Malaysia’s semiconductor industries. The contribution of the research objective
enables future researchers to gain comprehension of various variables relevant to
operational performance in developing countries. This research adds to the novelty
with the introduction of knowledge base engineering and technological turbulence in
the model allowing for a robust understanding of factors that can affect firm
operational performance. This research was conducted with 149 valid responses from
237 firms in the semiconductor industry population of Malaysia, where the
semiconductor industry is one of the industries with high technology dynamics, a short
product life cycle, high expenditure, and yet high demand. The collected data were
processed and analysed using SPSS and SmartPLS software. |
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