| Title | Evaluation of Common Barriers to the Combined Lean-Green-Agile Manufacturing System by Two-Way Assessment Method |
|---|---|
| ID_Doc | 69027 |
| Authors | Singh, PL; Sindhwani, R; Dua, NK; Jamwal, A; Aggarwal, A; Iqbal, A; Gautam, N |
| Title | Evaluation of Common Barriers to the Combined Lean-Green-Agile Manufacturing System by Two-Way Assessment Method |
| Year | 2019 |
| Published | |
| Abstract | The rapid development in the industry and ever-increasing manufacturing competitiveness around the globe has diverted industries towards the adoption of new manufacturing systems. The industries have moved from a singular manufacturing system to a combination of two of them in order to cope with the expansion of market structure and customer requirements. In today's scenario, a need for a more sustainable manufacturing system has emerged, therefore a combination of lean, green and agile manufacturing systems can provide the required results. The adoption of a Lean-Green-Agile Manufacturing System (LGAMS) in the present market scenario would be influenced by a few barriers viz. lack of top management support and commitment, fear and resistance to organizational change, financial constraints/risk of business, etc. The barriers can be attributed to different perspectives depending on their field of influence like economic, technical and organizational perspective. An attempt has been made to prioritize the influencing nature of each barrier. Application of analytical hierarchy process (AHP) would yield the required prioritization of the LGAMS barriers. This multi-criteria decision method is prone to instability due to crisp inputs. A further extension of AHP, i.e. fuzzy AHP-AHP with fuzzy inputs has been utilized. Further, a cross-check has been performed for the above results by using two-way assessment method. |
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