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Storsjö, Isabell , Martins, A. & Zanoni, Simone (2015). Leanness and agility in the judicial supply chain. In Gerard Reiner; Milad Zarin (Ed.), EurOMA 2015 - Operations management for sustainable competitiveness.
I. Storsjö et al., "Leanness and agility in the judicial supply chain", in EurOMA 2015 - Operations management for sustainable competitiveness, Gerard Reiner; Milad Zarin, Ed., Neuchatel, 2015
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TY - CPAPER TI - Leanness and agility in the judicial supply chain T2 - EurOMA 2015 - Operations management for sustainable competitiveness AU - Storsjö, Isabell AU - Martins, A. AU - Zanoni, Simone PY - 2015 CY - Neuchatel AB - The lean approach, successfully applied in the manufacturing and service sectors, can be seen as an approach to reducing delays in courts. However, a straightforward application of lean can be difficult in heterogeneous environments: judicial systems typically deal with a very large number of individual and infinitely different cases. Therefore, also an agile approach to court delay reduction could be taken. The purpose of this paper is to investigate how the lean and agile supply chain strategies could be applied to the European Small Claims Procedure; moreover, the decoupling point and its essence in this context is discussed. ER -
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