Setembro 2023 vol. 10 num. 1 - XXX Simpósio Internacional de Engenharia Automotiva

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Análise do nível de maturidade Lean para a indústria 4.0

Lean maturity level analysis for industry 4.0

ALMEIDA, Anderson Tadeu de Santi Barbosa de ; IBUSUKI, Ugo ; GENNARO, Douglas Roberto ;

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Objetivo ? Este estudo busca identificar o momento ideal para a transição do Lean Manufacturing para a Indústria 4.0, identificando quais são as ferramentas adequadas para que empresas e indústrias caminhem para a evolução da industrialização. Metodologia ? Para analisar a maturidade do Lean Manufacturing, desenvolvemos uma pesquisa com base na maturidade Lean 4.0 de Matternich et. al. (2017). As questões foram divididas em cinco grupos, com base nos princípios enxutos apresentados na Revisão Sistemática da Literatura. Esta pesquisa foi aplicada a pequenas e médias empresas da indústria brasileira. Resultados ? Com os resultados em mãos, foi possível verificar a relação entre a metodologia enxuta e as tecnologias da Indústria 4.0 e identificar o melhor cenário de transição. Originalidade ? Muitas referências fazem uma análise teórica sobre a relação entre lean e Indústria 4.0, enquanto este estudo faz uma análise mais aprofundada de empresas que possuem certa maturidade em lean e que estão em processo de transição ou se preparando para implementar a Indústria 4.0, com o objetivo de analisar essa relação e os respectivos vencimentos e entender algumas lacunas apresentadas em estudos anteriores.

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Purpose ? This study seeks to identify the ideal moment for the transition from Lean Manufacturing to Industry 4.0, identifying which are the right tools for companies and industries to move towards industrialization evolution. Methodology ? To analyze the maturity of Lean Manufacturing, we developed a survey based on the Lean 4.0 maturity of Matternich et. al. (2017). The questions were divided into five groups, based on the lean principles presented in Systematic Literature Review. This survey was applied to small and medium companies from Brazilian Industry. Findings ? With the results in hand, it was possible to verify the relationship between the lean methodology and the technologies of Industry 4.0 and identify the best transition scenario. Originality ? Many references make a theoretical analysis on the relationship between lean and Industry 4.0, while this study makes a more in-depth analysis of companies that have a certain maturity in lean and that are in the process of transition or preparing to implement Industry 4.0, with the objective of analyzing this relationship and the respective maturities and understanding some gaps presented in previous studies.

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ALMEIDA, Anderson Tadeu de Santi Barbosa de; IBUSUKI, Ugo; GENNARO, Douglas Roberto; "Análise do nível de maturidade Lean para a indústria 4.0", p. 123-139 . In: Anais do XXX Simpósio Internacional de Engenharia Automotiva . São Paulo: Blucher, 2023.
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