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Lean Six Sigma for the automotive industry through the tools and aspects within metrics: a literature review

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SPRINGER LONDON LTD
DOI: 10.1007/s00170-021-08336-0

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Lean Six Sigma; Systematic review; Automotive; Tools; Industry 4; 0; Sustainability

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The automotive industry is seeking higher competitive standards and Lean Six Sigma is considered as a management method for problem-solving. Literature review study found that the implementation of this method contributes positively to continuous improvement and problem-solving in the automotive industry.
Nowadays, the automotive industries seek to consider increasingly higher standards of competitiveness. This sector is looking for a proper management methodology to solve a given problem in its kind of organization. In this sense, continuous improvement is essential for any business environment, due to provide conditions for getting excellence levels. Based on this strategy, the Lean Six Sigma (LSS) appears as an option to be applied. Although Lean was originated in the automotive industry, systematic review about Lean Six Sigma in this industry has a lack of research, considering tools and aspects within metrics. For that, the objective of this work is to carry out a literature review on the implementation of Lean Six Sigma in the automotive industry. The databases adopted for this research were Web of Science and Google Scholar, resulting in 69 selected articles. The results indicated that the implementation of this methodology contributes to the continuous improvement process and problem-solving in the automotive branch.

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