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(2002-06-06)1. Human resources - For automakers, the total cost of paying average workers is around $40000 per year (mean value); the numbers range from $30000 to $60000 (except for a Central European facility where it is much ...
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(2002-07-10)ABSTRACT 1. Human resources - For automakers, the total cost of paying average workers is around $40000 per year (mean value); the numbers range from $30000 to $60000 (except for a Central European facility where it is ...
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(1996-08-12)In this paper we examine the antecedents and outcomes of supplier trust in 453 supplier-automaker relationships in the U.S., Japan and Korea. Our findings indicate that high supplier trust emerges when (1) automakers ...
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(1996-03-12)The determinants of interfirm trust are examined in 453 supplier automaker relationships in the U.S., Japan, and Korea. The findings indicate high supplier trust emerges when (1) suppliers receive assistance from the ...
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(1997-12-17)In this paper we examine the determinants of supplier trust in the buyer in 453supplier-automaker relationships in the U. S., Japan, and Korea. We define trust and derive a model of its determinants drawing upon (1) an ...
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(2002-07-11)This study examines the determinants of inter-organizational trust by using survey data from just over 1000 suppliers in the automotive industry. We define trust and derive a model of its determinants from transaction ...
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(2003-04-16)Across the industry there are leaders at every level who are being challenged to think and act in new ways. The same is true for this commission. This can't be a "business as usual" review of the industry's status. As the ...
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(1999-12-08)Several authors have highlighted the importance of companies enhancing their new product development process through a multiproduct strategy. This means planning the development of a product family upon a platform, which ...
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(1999-10-05)Introduction: Are lean production and globalization the necessary conditions for future success of car industry firms, as affirm numerous commentators and experts, or is it possible to discern several paths possible? ...
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(1996-06-09)Since it is impossible to discuss the diversity of Chinese economy and draw the overall picture of Chinese auto industry, this paper will focus on the character of China's car market, system of car manufacturing, ...
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(2001-10)Bringing networked computing to new users and new contexts entails a disruptive decrease in the level of user patience for complexity. This paper discusses the tensions involved in making devices as easy to use as traditional ...
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(2002-09-04)This paper introduces our ongoing analysis of auto component development data obtained from Nishiguchi's research sponsored by MIT's International Motor Vehicle Program (IMVP). The main results of this paper can be found ...
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(2002-09-17)This paper argues, using two real-world applications from the automotive industry, that the biggest benefit of a Design Structure Matrix (DSM) model may come not from resequencing and partitioning, but rather from ...
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(1999-10-07)Introduction Current state of materials competition In the past materials competition has often compared similar designs made from different materials. Problem This standard approach often results in a part-by-part ...
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(2002-07-10)Liberalization of the Indian economy in 199I increased the intensity of international competition and changed the internal information needs of Indian managers. This paper explores the evolution of a broad range of management ...
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