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Critical success factors of continuous improvement in the public sector: A literature review and some key findings
Purpose – To determine the critical success factors (CSFs) for continuous improvement projects in the public sector.Design/methodology/approach – Theoretical paper based on a literature review.Findings – It would appear that there are factors that are important in manufacturing organisations that do not figure in service/public sector organisations and vice versa.Research limitations/implications – As few papers were identified, further research must be carried out into the CSFs to see if the differences between manufacturing, service and public sector organisations are substantiated.Practical implications – This work identifies aspects that must be in place for the successful implementation of a continuous improvement project and should be used by those wishing to initiate a project within their organisation.Originality/value – This paper highlights the similarities and differences between manufacturing, service and public sector organisations.