Contents & References of Examining the relationship between nabi, organizational agility and organizational competitiveness
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Chapter One: General Research
1.1. Introduction.. 2
2.1. The necessity and importance of research. 3
3.1. Statement of the problem.. 4
4.1. The purpose of the research. 5
5.1. Research questions and assumptions. 6
6.1. Research field. 6
7.1. Research method. 6
8.1. Operational definition of variables. 8
9.1. Summary.. 8
Chapter Two: Review of Research Literature
1.2. Introduction.. 11
2.2. General information about lean production. 14
1.2.2. Being lean.. 15
2.2.2. Definitions of lean production. 15
3.2.2. History of lean production. 18
4.2.2. The results of using lean production. 23
5.2.2. Pure production and Iranian industries. 26
6.2.2. Pure production and tile and ceramic industries. 27
7.2.2. Components of lean production. 29
3.2. Organizational agility. 38
1.3.2. The concept of agility and agile production. 40
2.3.2. Features and characteristics of agile organization. 43
3.3.2. - Key capabilities of agility in the organization. 46
4.3.2. Components of the formation of agile production. 47
4.2. Competitiveness. 51
1.4.2. The concept of competitiveness. 52
2.4.2. Porter diamond model. 53
3.4.2. Competitive strategy. 57
1.3.4.2. Focus on cost. 59
1.1.3.4.2. Maximum use of production capacity. 59
2.1.3.4.2. Economies of scale. 60
3.1.3.4.2. Technological advances. 60
4.1.3.4.2. Effects of learning/experience. 61
2.3.4.2. Product differentiation strategy. 62
4.4.2. Strategy is the best way to spend. 63
5.4.2. Focus strategy. 64
6.4.2. Summarizing the determinants of organizational competitiveness. 65
5.2. conclusion 67
Chapter three: research methodology
1.3. Introduction.. 69
2.3. Introduction of organizational agility variables. 70
3.3. Introducing the components of Nabi determination. 72
4.3. Introducing the components of determining competitiveness. 74
5.3. Research questions and assumptions. 76
6.3. Research method. 76
7.3. Statistical population. 77
8.3. The logical size of the sample group. 77
9.3. Data collection tool. 79
10.3. Analysis method. 79
1.10.3. Factor analysis. 79
2.10.3. Bartlett's KMO test and sphericity. 82
3.10.3. Communalities table. 83
4.10.3. Total variance explained table. 83
6.10.3 Rotating matrix 85. 12.3 Reliability of the research tool 14.3 2.2.4 Total Variance Explained 100. Rotated Component Matrix 101. 103
6.2.4. Confirmatory factor analysis of components related to agility variable. 107
7.2.4. Output of confirmatory factor analysis results of agility variables. 109
8.2.4. Interpretation of the output of confirmatory factor analysis of agility variables. 109
3.4. Classification of components related to Nabi field. 112
1.3.4. KMO test and Bartlett's sphericity. 115
2.3.4. Communalities table. 116
3.3.4. Extracted total variance table (Total Variance Explained). 116
4.3.4. Matrix of primary components (dimensions). 117
5.3.4. Rotated Component Matrix table. 119
6.3.4. Confirmatory factor analysis related to the classification of naive variables. 123
7.3.4. outputOutput of confirmatory factor analysis results of Nabi variables. 125
8.3.4. Interpretation of the output of confirmatory factor analysis of naive variables. 125
4.4. Classification of components related to the field of competitiveness. 129
1.4.4. KMO test and Bartlett's sphericity. 132
2.4.4. Communalities table. 133
3.4.4. Extracted total variance table (Total Variance Explained). 133
4.4.4. Matrix of primary components (dimensions). 134
5.4.4. Rotated Component Matrix table. 136
6.4.4. Confirmatory factor analysis of competitiveness variables. 140
7.4.4. Output of confirmatory factor analysis results of competitiveness variables. 142
8.4.4. Interpretation of the output of confirmatory factor analysis of competitiveness variables. 142
5.4. Classification of research variables. 146
1.5.4. KMO test and Bartlett's sphericity. 149
2.5.4. Communalities table. 149
3.5.4. Extracted total variance table (Total Variance Explained). 150
4.5.4. Rotated Component Matrix table. 150
5.5.4. Confirmatory factor analysis of main and secondary research variables. 154
6.5.4. Output of confirmatory factor analysis of research variables. 156
7.5.4. Interpretation of the output of confirmatory factor analysis of research variables. 156
6.4. Determining the type of relationship between organizational agility and organizational competitiveness in the tile industry. 158 1.6.4. Output of confirmatory factor analysis results of all research variables. 162
2.6.4. Interpretation of confirmatory factor analysis results of all research variables. 162
3.6.4. Explaining and investigating the relationship between leanness and agility on organizational competitiveness. 165
6.4. Summary. 169
Chapter Five: Conclusion
1.5. Introduction. 174
2.5. Research limitations. 174
3.5. Research results. 175
1.3.5. Introducing the required indicators from the field of purity in the tile industry. 176
2.3.5. Introducing the required indicators from the field of agility in the tile industry. 177
3.3.5. Introducing indicators of competitiveness in the tile industry. 177
4.3.5. Determining the type of relationship between organizational agility and organizational competitiveness in the tile industry. 178
5.3.5. Determining the intensity of the influence of organizational agility and lean components on competitiveness. 179
4.5. Suggestions. 180
5.5. Future research. 182
6.5. Summary. 183
List of sources and sources 208
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List of sources and sources
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