International Journal of Manufacturing Technology and Management
2000 - 2025
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Volume 3, issue 6, 2001
- Theory of constraints and outsourcing decisions pp. 517-527

- Olli-Pekka Hilmola
- Evaluating functional and cellular manufacturing systems: a model and case analysis pp. 528-549

- Atul Agarwal, Joseph Sarkis
- Towards balancing multiple competitiveness measures for improving business performance in manufacturing pp. 550-569

- Biren Prasad
- Cooperating scheduling systems pp. 570-585

- Jurgen Dorn
- From static to sensor scheduling: distributed environment pp. 586-599

- Yahya Rashid, Kanji Ueda, Itsuo Hatono
- A fuzzy basis real-time monitoring system designed for the control of cutting tools in flexible manufacturing cells pp. 600-622

- Ralph W.L. Ip, Henry Lau, Felix T.S. Chan
- Reducing wear pad usage in a trepanning manufacturing process: a diagnostic methodology pp. 623-634

- Biman Das, James K. Hennigan, Michael D. Rolon
Volume 3, issue 4/5, 2001
- Impact of information systems on Japanese small and medium sized manufacturers pp. 356-360

- Hiroki Ishikura, Fumio Yamamoto
- The adoption of business process reengineering in SMEs: a diffusion of innovation approach pp. 361-374

- K.L. Yung, W.Q. Chan
- Managing operations in small and medium sized Russian enterprises: an empirical research pp. 375-392

- A. Gunasekaran, J. Opanasenko, P. Yli-Olli
- Adaptation of quality function deployment for process reinvention in SMEs pp. 393-406

- Walter W.C. Chung and Jimmy J.F. Pak
- A path towards the adaptation of quality function deployment in SMEs - a case study pp. 407-415

- T.W. Leung, P.K. Leung, Chi Kin Chan, H.M. Mak Ng
- The best quality management practices in small and medium enterprises: an international study pp. 416-443

- Louis E. Solis, S. Subba Rao, T.S. Ragu-Nathan
- Growth of a small manufacturing enterprise and critical factors for success pp. 444-455

- Samson Tam and W.B. Lee
- Adoption of modern technology in small manufacturing firms: a study of issues and concerns pp. 456-468

- A.S. Kunnathur, T.S. Ragu-Nathan, S. Ariss
- Use of Design Interpretation for developing Next Generation Products in small and medium enterprises pp. 469-480

- S. Sivaloganathan and T.M.M. Shahin
- Reference site methodology for exploitation research in small medium enterprises pp. 481-495

- Walter W.C. Chung
- The planning and control of manufacturing SMEs pp. 496-515

- Shahin Rahimifard, Stephen T. Newman
Volume 3, issue 3, 2001
- Manufacturing Systems Engineering - a review pp. 193-209

- Katsundo Hitomi
- Hierarchical structure in manufacturing systems: a literature survey pp. 210-224

- Kazushige Okuda
- The concepts of production-marketing integration towards agile manufacturing pp. 225-237

- Masaharu Ota
- New product development and planning pp. 238-250

- Hiroki Ishikura
- Current and future use of simulation in designing and analysing manufacturing systems pp. 251-259

- Soemon Takakuwa
- Dynamic process planning systems in the competitive environment pp. 260-272

- Kazumasa Ohashi
- Cyclic schedules in production and operations management pp. 273-292

- Kenji Yura
- Integrated autonomous cellular manufacturing - a new concept for the 21st century pp. 293-307

- Sang-Jae Song, Jung-Hee Choi
- Flexible integrated manufacturing - future challenges towards socially responsible manufacturing pp. 308-324

- Sang-Jae Song
- A proposal of recycling-oriented industrial systems pp. 325-337

- Katsundo Hitomi, Kazumasa Ohashi, Kazushige Okuda, Masaharu Ota, Kenji Yura, Hiroki Ishikura
- Historical trends and the present state of Japanese industry and manufacturing pp. 338-350

- Katsundo Hitomi
Volume 3, issue 1/2, 2001
- The cluster growth methodology and case study pp. 2-14

- Halvard E. Nystrom, Dan L. Shunk
- Accelerated growth: helping companies get and stay on the fast track pp. 15-30

- Pier A. Abetti
- Dynamic knowledge strategies and industry fusion pp. 31-48

- Paul E. Bierly III, Alok Chakrabarti
- Corporate growth engines: driving to sustainable strategic advantage pp. 49-74

- Michel G. Thouati, Michael Radnor, Daniel Z. Levin
- A business needs-based planning methodology for information systems in the firm pp. 75-87

- Albert H. Rubenstein, Eliezer Geisler, Gerald Hoffman
- The impact of manufacturing flexibility upon marketing strategies pp. 88-105

- Paul R. Prabhaker, Joel D. Goldhar
- The commercialisation of national laboratory technology through the formation of "spin-off" firms: evidence from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory pp. 106-119

- David C. Mowery, Arvids A. Ziedonis
- A dynamic view of technology acquisition pp. 120-141

- Stuart Macdonald, Andrew James
- The extended enterprise®# [1]: advancing supplier-customer competitiveness pp. 142-150

- Robert L. Leibensperger, James W. Griffith
- On allocation of overheads pp. 151-161

- Samuel Eilon
- Continuing increases in the diversification of Japanese manufacturing in the USA [1] pp. 162-169

- Bela Gold
- Some issues of technology management in China: a challenge towards the 21st century pp. 170-182

- Wang Huijiong
- Upgrading the competitiveness of East Asia through the more rapid development of human resources pp. 183-187

- Tsutomu Kono
Volume 2, issue 1/2/3/4/5/6/7, 2000
- Exploring manufacturing companies' effectiveness in Competitive Intelligence, IS support and business change pp. 479-491

- Tor Guimaraes
- Buyer-supplier co-development in UK automotive manufacturing: closing the continuous improvement loop pp. 492-504

- Philip Southey, Derek Steeple, Mirko Wilhelm
- Attributes of quality and competitiveness in electronics manufacturing firms pp. 505-516

- Ari Maunuksela, Josu Takala, Simo Keskinen
- Using Hoshin Kanri for strategy deployment pp. 517-531

- Charles Tennant, Paul Roberts
- The characteristics of high performing supply chains pp. 532-545

- Nick Oliver, Rick Delbridge
- Flexibility and robustness in manufacturing pp. 546-558

- John A. Buzacott, Yasemin Kahyaoglu
- Complex systems theory: implications and promises for manufacturing organisations pp. 559-579

- Ian P. McCarthy, Thierry Rakotobe-Joel, Gerry Frizelle
- Manufacturing assessment using Schonberger's 16 customer-focused principles pp. 580-619

- Ruth J. Boaden, Jonathan M. Sims
- Product innovation in UK manufacturing companies pp. 620-632

- Keith Goffin, Marek Szwejczewski, Michael Sweeney, Colin New
- Appropriate manufacturing strategy in China: a case study pp. 633-644

- David J. Robb, Bin Xie
- Advanced manufacturing technology investments in Britain: 1989 versus 1996 pp. 645-659

- Amrik S. Sohal, Gloria L. Lee, Peter G. Burcher
- New dimensions of competence development in industrial enterprises pp. 660-682

- Anders Drejer, Jens Ove Riis
- Strategic decisions in the manufacturing function: dealing with their complexity using decision-analysis techniques pp. 683-697

- Michalis Menicou
- Adjustment delays in production and the impact of cyclical shocks pp. 698-713

- Marcel Cohen and David Shepherd
- Development of a generic capability model for extended enterprise design for manufacture pp. 714-729

- Ip-Shing Fan, Nicola J. Ward, Stephen C. Cooper, Kamal Sehdev, Gareth Williams
- Developing manufacturing agility in SMEs pp. 730-756

- John Bessant, David Francis, Sandie Meredith, Raphael Kaplinsky, Steve Brown
- Competitiveness, flexibility and management controls: mobilising and managing flexibility in four SMEs pp. 757-776

- Allan Hansen, Carsten Orts Hansen, Jan Mouritsen
- World class manufacturing in small and medium enterprises pp. 777-789

- A. Gunasekaran
- Integration between technology-based marketing and manufacturing capabilities: a multiple-case study of small firms in Israel pp. 790-809

- Oded Lowengart, Daniel Vekstein
- Innovation and performance in small manufacturing firms: results of an empirical research pp. 810-827

- Guido Nassimbeni
- Diffusion of advanced manufacturing technologies in Korean SMEs pp. 828-843

- Sunyang Chung
- Developing an exploratory model to determine the link between organisational culture, leadership style and contingency factors on the corporate strategy of manufacturing SMEs pp. 860-878

- Abby Ghobadian, Nicholas O'Regan
- Time to reassess the size criterion for SME classification? An empirical investigation pp. 879-890

- Abby Ghobadian, Nicholas O'Regan
- Process planning in mass production pp. 891-900

- Slavko Dolinsek, Janez Kopac
- Why do high-tech firms suffer delays in international new product rollouts? pp. 901-918

- George Chryssochoidis
- Implications of digital technology for the print labelling industry pp. 919-952

- W.A. Taylor, T.M. Thrall
- Production planning system redesign: a case study of food production pp. 953-960

- Victor Portougal
- New product development: implementing best practices, dissemination and human factors pp. 961-982

- John Bauly, Andrew Nee
- Quality and business process synergy: key strategies promoting longevity pp. 983-993

- David Gallear, Abby Ghobadian, Jonathan Liu, Hong Woo
- Managing science and technology parks in low-tech environments: a resource-based strategic mapping framework pp. 994-1012

- Vangelis Souitaris and Timos Daskalopoulos
- The strategic mismatch of industrial and university research pp. 1013-1023

- Robert D. Handscombe, Eann A. Patterson
- Using the Competing Values Framework to identify the ideal culture profile for TQM: a UK perspective pp. 1024-1040

- Khalifa N. Al-khalifa, Elaine M. Aspinwall
- Resource-based view: paradigm or checklist? pp. 1041-1054

- Richard Lynch
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