Structuration of lean-agile integrated factors for construction projects

IF 3.1 Q2 CONSTRUCTION & BUILDING TECHNOLOGY
Vijayeta Malla
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Purpose This study aims to analyze and understand mutual relationships between lean and agile enabling factors in the context of the construction domain and put forth the most driving and dependent enablers for a hybrid lean–agile system (HLAS). Design/methodology/approach A threefold research flow is adopted. First, the content analysis of literature stemmed from the identification of preliminary enablers (n = 26). Second, a questionnaire survey (n = 101) is administered to downsize enablers to ten using the relative importance index. Further, in the third phase, interpretive structural modeling (ISM) and the cross-impact matrix multiplication applied to classification analysis were performed amid the ten key enablers through pairwise interactions from subject matter experts (n = 19). Hierarchical representation of enablers has been presented, which facilitates a conceptual model for application in the construction industry. Findings The ISM model demonstrates a three leveled classification structure that showcases direct and transitive relationships among various enablers. “Use of project management tools” is the driving enabler, followed by “collaborative and common data platform working” and “institution of team training” are critical enablers to HLAS adoption. Originality/value A structured way of identification of interdependent among lean–agile is a vital unique contribution to this study. The results serve as a knowledge base for practical adoption of HLAS and may prove to be influential in developing a framework for easier adoption in developing countries.
建设项目精益敏捷集成要素的构建
目的分析和理解建筑领域中精益和敏捷使能因素之间的相互关系,提出精益-敏捷混合系统(HLAS)最具驱动性和依赖性的使能因素。设计/方法/方法采用了三重研究流程。首先,文献的内容分析源于初步使能因素的识别(n = 26)。其次,通过问卷调查(n = 101),使用相对重要性指数将推动者缩减为10个。此外,在第三阶段,通过主题专家(n = 19)的成对交互,对10个关键促成因素进行了解释结构建模(ISM)和应用于分类分析的交叉影响矩阵乘法。提出了使能器的分层表示,这有助于在建筑行业中应用的概念模型。发现ISM模型展示了一个三层的分类结构,展示了各种促成因素之间的直接和传递关系。“项目管理工具的使用”是推动因素,其次是“协作和通用数据平台工作”和“团队培训制度”是HLAS采用的关键推动因素。一种结构化的方法来识别精益和敏捷之间的相互依赖关系是本研究的一个重要的独特贡献。研究结果可作为实际采用HLAS的知识库,并可能对制定一个框架以使发展中国家更容易采用HLAS产生影响。
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Construction Innovation-England
Construction Innovation-England CONSTRUCTION & BUILDING TECHNOLOGY-
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