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Lean-Altı Sıgma'ya göre pastacılık montaj alanında performans yönetiminin uygulanması

2024
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Advisor: Dr. Öğr. Üyesi Fatih Yiğit

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Effective performance management is integral to the success of any business, serving as a linchpin for ensuring operational efficiency and effectiveness. This holds especially true in the realm of pastry assembly, where the intricacies of various production stages demand a meticulous approach to guarantee the timely and cost-effective creation of high-quality products. Within the pastry assembly area, the implementation of a robust performance management system emerges as a critical necessity. This system acts as a guiding force, ensuring that each facet of the production process aligns seamlessly to yield exceptional outcomes. In recent years, the Lean-Six Sigma methodology has garnered increasing attention as an innovative approach to performance management. This dual-pronged strategy integrates Lean principles, emphasizing the elimination of waste and continuous improvement, with Six Sigma methodologies, focusing on reducing defects and variations. The amalgamation of these methodologies not only promises heightened efficiency but also champions a culture of perpetual refinement within the pastry production landscape. This thesis delves into the exploration of the applicability and impact of Lean-Six Sigma in the pastry assembly context. Through empirical analysis and case studies, the research aims to elucidate the tangible benefits and challenges associated with the adoption of this performance management approach. By shedding light on the practical implications, this study seeks to contribute valuable insights to the broader discourse on optimizing operational performance in the intricate domain of pastry production.

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Dr. Salma Akhlıj

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Salma Akhlıj (Master Thesis). Lean-Altı Sıgma'ya göre pastacılık montaj alanında performans yönetiminin uygulanması, 2024, Altınbaş University.

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