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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Automobile Companies"”.

  1. Application of lean enterprise concept to construction firms in Japan

    … On the other hand, Japanese manufacturing companies, especially automobile companies, are at their peak standing on their strong production system, which is called the lean production system. The lean production system has its origin in the Japanese automobile industry and has changed the …

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  2. Analyzing the Future Architecture of Steelmaking Enterprise in Japan

    … with Japanese domestic consumers, especially automobile companies, and NSC has built a sophisticated business system architecture. However, the environment surrounding the company and the needs of its stakeholders are rapidly changing, and NSC is faced with the need to transform its …

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  3. Impact of Environmental CSR on Consumer Purchase Intention in the Automobile Sector of the UK

    … this topic is the vulnerability of firms in the automobile sector towards causing environmental issues. Therefore, the findings of the study have considerable practical and theoretical significance. The research is carried out through primary data, which was collected from customers of …

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  4. Working towards a future on alternative fuels : the role of the automotive industry

    … of the automotive industry, in particular automobile companies focusing on AFVs, to create a positive number of AFV users by demand-side promotion which increases environmental awareness of consumers, and a positive number of alternative fueling stations by supply-side promotion including …

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  5. Real Time Driver Safety System

    … system, and others. Recently, some of the automobile companies have introduced a new feature of driver safety systems. This new system is to make the car slower if it finds a driver’s drowsy eyes. For instance, Toyota Motor Corporation announced that it has given its pre-crash safety system …

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  6. The relationship between corporate social responsibility (CSR) and human resource management (HRM): A study of multinational companies (MNCs) and supply chain companies in the Thai automobile industry

    The automobile industry in Thailand began to receive government support in 1960s (TAPMA, 2014). By 2012, the industry in Thailand had been developed to such an extent that it now stands within the top ten locations for car manufacturers in the world (Pisitpattanapong, 2012). However, the path to …

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  7. Optimizing paint blocking in an automobile assembly line : an application of specialized TSP's

    In the automobile manufacturing industry, vehicle production is an assembly-line process. Automobile companies typically sequence vehicle production based on workload balancing factors, with little consideration of vehicle colors. The resulting sequence usually has a small average paint block size. …

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  8. Analysis of energy use and carbon emissions from automobile manufacturing

    … study the energy use and emissions arising from automobile manufacturing. The automobile manufacturing sector is the 11th largest industrial sector globally in terms of energy use and emissions. The IPCC has set targets for reduction in emissions so that the average concentration of carbon …

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  9. Downstream automotive supply chain simulation: A system dynamics approach to improve performance

    … and is known for many years as a problem for companies. The bullwhip effect is an occurrence indicating a situation where there is an amplification of demand fluctuations as orders move upstream from customers to suppliers and this can be costly and disadvantageous for supply chains as it …

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