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    STRATEGIC ANALYSIS OF A MULTICULTURAL TEAM
    De Almeida Policarpo, Izabella Carolina; Matko, Andrea; DE--Műszaki Kar
    This thesis investigates the alignment between the projected organizational identity, the desired organizational identity, and the perceived organizational identity in a multinational Hungarian company, focusing on the impact of cultural diversity within a multicultural team. Recognizing the challenges and opportunities that cultural diversity presents, the research aims to understand how these differences influence team dynamics, strategic management, and overall organizational effectiveness. The study employs a mixed-methods approach, combining quantitative data from online questionnaires with qualitative insights from individual interviews to provide a comprehensive analysis of the organizational culture as projected by the company and perceived by its employees. The literature review emphasizes the evolution of people management, highlighting the shift from traditional human resources management to a more holistic people management approach that values cultural diversity and strategic alignment. The management of multicultural teams is explored, aiming to understand the key factors influencing this process and effective strategies to promote successful integration. Organizational Identity Alignment: The research seeks to determine whether the organizational identity, as perceived by employees, aligns with the vision set forth by the managers. This alignment is crucial for fostering a unified direction, improving communication, and enhancing team engagement and commitment.
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    Enhancing Sustainability in Festivals: Exploring ESG Implementation and Impact
    Rocha Santana Feu, Lucas; Diószeginé Zentay , Éva; DE--Műszaki Kar
    An increasing number of sectors have been forced to review their sustainability policies due to the growing awareness of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles. This study examines how ESG frameworks are implemented and how they work in the context of festivals, which are frequently criticized for having large negative social and environmental effects.
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    Industrial Process Improvement with the Use of BPM or Lean Techniques
    Siyi, Zhou; Buri, Zsolt; DE--Műszaki Kar
    This paper collects advanced tools and methods used worldwide for production transformation and enhancement. Through systematic research and analysis, as well as a review of various tools, we have integrated the actual conditions of Company A. Using engineering management approaches combined with the application of lean management, we have comprehensively improved the production line. Lean improvements are implemented on the production line through techniques such as line balancing, quick changeovers, and error prevention. This paper summarizes a series of management methods that have achieved significant results. The quality level has greatly improved, costs have been significantly reduced, and the company now possesses an efficient production line control system.
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    Waste Reduction in the Assembly Line
    Maktal, Ezgi; Mátrai, Norbert Zoltán; DE--Műszaki Kar
    In this study, gemba walk, muda hunting, 5S auditing, and cycle time measurements were carried out to observe the waste in the assembly line of a company that produces battery chargers for electrical cars. During the gemba walk, VAA and NVAA were recognized, and their percentages indicated as 38,19 and 61,81 respectively. During the 5S Audit, particularly in the assembly kits, unnecessary materials were found, some necessary parts could not be found and there was no order in the assembly kits. The consequences of this situation can be summarized as follows: an excessive amount of time was spent distinguishing the necessary parts. Employees had to go to other workstations or warehouses to bring the necessary parts. Additionally, sometimes disorder of assembly kits resulted in overprocessing because they were open to mistakes and confusion. Besides, the types of the Muda’s monitored in the line were inventory, movement, waiting, overproduction, and overprocessing. Based on cycle time measurements, it was seen that motion and inventory- lack of 5S were the major wastes with percentages of 76,62 and 12,14. Mainly, two essential wastes were focused and the A3 problem-solving method was implemented. It was suggested that assembly kits and the line itself should be checked, and only necessary materials with the desired amount should be placed, all others should be removed. Assembly kits should be prepared for only 1 part of the main product. The other suggestion is to apply of Kanban Logistics system in the firm. With the help of these two main applications, it is predicted that employees' attention and motivation will be enhanced, quality issues will be minimized, cycle time will be reduced, and productivity of the line will be increased. As a result, NVAA will be less and VA will be higher, based on these, customer satisfaction and company profit will be promoted.
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    Research on Optimization of Product R&D Project Management of Company M Based on Lean Management
    JIANG, HUAYU; Mátrai, Norbert Zoltán; DE--Műszaki Kar
    This article takes the practical learning of Company M as a case and the company's product R&D process management as the research object. It discusses and studies how to apply lean thinking and lean management methods to optimize the R&D process. Based on research methods such as learning surveys and case analysis, we gained an in-depth understanding of Company M's existing product R&D process, and through VSM and other tools we discovered issues such as waste in the R&D process, lack of application of lean tools, and low cross-department collaboration efficiency. Then, the R&D process was optimized by introducing the method of combining system engineering and IPD, and the original product R&D process swim lane diagram of M company was improved. Then PDCA continued to improve the six review key points in a continuous cycle and other steps to build a structure for M company. Developed a customized lean R&D plan. It aims to improve the quality and efficiency of product research and development and deliver lean products to customers as quickly as possible.
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    Comparison of the application of lean principles between manufacturing and service industries.
    Oripov, Dadajon; Matrai, Norbert Zoltán; DE--Műszaki Kar
    This thesis aims to analyze the application of lean principles in the manufacturing and service industries, to help in the effective implementation of lean principles for companies and organizations operating in this industry now or in the future. In this thesis, the application of lean principles from enterprises and organizations in the service and manufacturing industries was analyzed. In writing this thesis, information from articles, theses, and books was used. The thesis consists of three chapters, the first chapter presents an analysis of research conducted in companies producing various products on lean implementation in the manufacturing industry. In the second chapter, the analysis of the studies conducted on lean principles implementation in the after-sales services sectors, the banking system, the tourism sector, higher education, and the health system of the service sector is given. In the third chapter, comparisons are made based on the analyzed articles on lean principles application in the manufacturing and service industries, and the differences and similarities in the implementation of lean principles in the manufacturing and service industries are highlighted.
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    Lean management in Education
    Azbergenova , Gulnur; Mátrai, Norbert Zoltán; DE--Műszaki Kar
    Implementation of lean tools in the sphere of education. Kaizen, 5S, waste management is used to improve the quality of education
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    Electrical Vehicles Market Research and Trajectory
    Dawas, Abdullah Ratib Lutfi; T. Kiss, Judit Gabriella; DE--Műszaki Kar
    This thesis represents the advancements of the electrical vehicles. It showcases the framework, polices and integrations of all that is related to the technology. It showcases as well the ability to read into the company's logical thinking and their methods of choosing the product. It gives the ability to do a self-research and calculations on all factors to choose the best product among many companies.
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    Streamlining Efficiency: A Lean Management Approach to Optimizing Work Cells at Bürkle Industries
    Ibrahim, Shireen Fahmy Abdelhafez; Matkó, Andrea Emese; DE--Műszaki Kar
    This thesis investigates the impact of utilizing Lean management tools to streamline the production process at Bürkle Industries. Two methods were used to analyze the process and collect information about the waste, these methods were MMA and time study. The preliminary results showed that three wastes make up 80% of the total waste, these were transport, motion and waiting time. The Lean tools applied to the process were a 5 whys analysis for each waste and a comprehensive 5S plan and audit system as well as modifying the work cell layout to reduce motion and transport waste. The two analysis methods were conducted again after the application of Lean to measure the current waste percentage. The results showed that the waste percentage has been reduced to approximately half of the initial results and the assembly time was increased to double. This research has proven how effective applying Lean methods is to streamline processes and reduce waste. This thesis not only analyzes waste within the current production process and offers targeted solutions but also presents practical recommendations tailored for Bürkle and unique hand assembly-based industries aiming to streamline their production processes.
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    A Comprehensive Review of Knowledge Management Practices for Sustainable Business: A Bibliometric Analysis
    Bastidas Pena, Renny Jair; Máté, Domicián; DE--Műszaki Kar
    In "A Comprehensive Review of Knowledge Management Practices for Sustainable Business: A Bibliometric Analysis," I explore the intricate relationship between knowledge management and sustainable business practices. Through a detailed bibliometric analysis using SCOPUS and VOS viewer, the thesis unveils the dynamic trends, core themes, and influential research shaping this field. Furthermore to synthesizing a wealth of scholarly literature, it not only offers valuable insights into existing methodologies but also outlines a clear path for future research endeavors. This work serves as an invaluable resource for scholars, practitioners, and policymakers alike, providing a nuanced understanding of how effective knowledge management can foster sustainability within businesses. With its comprehensive approach and insightful findings, this thesis stands as a cornerstone for further exploration into this vital intersection of knowledge and sustainability.
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    Optimizing Supplier Performance Through SHE Management System
    Ali, Osama Yazid Ahmad; Sipos, Csanád; DE--Műszaki Kar
    Construction of a semi-automated database with redefining the SHE structure of an Organization. Implementing tools for effectiveness check for supplier audits. Established an audit frequency system on suppliers. Surveying the suppliers to evaluate results (which proved to be very positive). With the data obtained, a supplier compliance forecasting automated tool was constructed to aid the allocation of costs of the auditing organization for a period of 15-years, decreasing - if not even - eliminating the money loss factor for supplier audit planning, which also aided with date allocation of supplier audits.
  • TételSzabadon hozzáférhető
    Intersection between Quality Management, Environmental Management and Sustainability in Manufacturing firms in Hungary
    Alkayyali, Reem Hani Samih; Matkó, Andrea Emese; DE--Műszaki Kar
    The aim of this study is to explore the intersection between quality management, environmental management and sustainability and the ways in which Hungarian manufacturing firms navigate between them. Additionally, the study seeks to provide insights into the current state of these areas within the manufacturing sector in Hungary.Through examining seven Hungarian manufacturing companies’ responses to three questionnaires about Quality management, Environmental management, and Sustainability, this thesis answers important questions about the correlations between these three areas
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    Improving Operational Efficiency and Cost Reduction through the Integration of Lean and Layout Optimization Strategies
    Kiwinda, Archie Mwakichako; Sipos, Csanád; Fekete, János; DE--Műszaki Kar
    This research paper presents a new method for improving efficiency and reducing costs in manufacturing through the integration of two approaches – lean manufacturing and layout Optimization. The case focused on was Mitor Kft, a company operating in the metal parts industry. The purpose was to create a digital model of the manufacturing layout that could be optimized to eliminate waste and improve the flow of processes. The research objectives included the analysis of Mitor Kft’s existing manufacturing practices, the development of the combined lean manufacturing and layout optimization method, and an evaluation of its potential impact. This study should be useful to manufacturing companies struggling with inefficiency and high production costs, as it could serve as a roadmap for the implementation of an effective strategy. It is limited to the manufacturing industry and cannot be applied to other types of organizations or enterprises operating in markedly different conditions or industries.
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    Revolutionizing Packaging of Material: A Lean and Sustainable Approach
    Nkungu, Soah Musa; Sipos, Csanád; DE--Műszaki Kar
    The packaging processes of the metal parts industry, constituting several challenges, proved time consuming, costly, and a risk to the environment. The aim of the study was to find and propose a very good framework for revolutionizing of the metal parts packaging by using lean approaches and sustainable packaging practices whereby Mitor Kft in Debrecen, Hungary which deals with metal working, including bearing ring cutting was used as a case study. A sustainable approach to the issue consists of a systematic combination of lean manufacturing principles and sustainable packaging practices was proposed. The study was based on lean principles and used such key metrics as Total Circle Time, Takt Time, Overall Equipment Effectiveness and the Integrated Performance Index (IPI). The results indicate that the stages of cleaning and packing that take most of the time could be improved.
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    The Impact of Industrial Robotics on Economics of EU
    Kairat, Madina; Buri, Zsolt; DE--Műszaki Kar
    Industrial robotics have become a pivotal part of manufacturing, aiming to increase productivity, reduce costs, and improve quality. This thesis examines the impact of industrial robotics on EU economies by investigating the relationship between robotic adoption and macroeconomic indicators, including GDP per capita and the unemployment rate. The study uses a panel dataset, which covers EU member states over the past two decades. Using regression and time-series analyses, I have built a fixed-effects multiple regression model and an autoregressive distributed lag model, respectively. The research results verify the hypotheses of positive relationships of robotic installations with GDP per capita, and the unemployment rate. Findings suggest a significant positive and long-term impact between robotics and economic growth, with evidence of wide deployment in various industries, including automotive, electronics, logistics, and more. However, the analysis reveals a negative short-term impact on employment, which can be explained by job displacement and new skill requirements after technology-driven structural changes in manufacturing and production processes. The impact of industrial robotics on macroeconomic indicators goes beyond the theoretical and practical implications. Such automation technologies shape the economies of the EU, and this study contributes to understand the extent of the impact by providing insights for policymakers and industry stakeholders.
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    Integrating Project Management Techniques to Optimize IT System Development and Resource Allocation
    Berdiugina, Anastasiia; Matkó, Andrea Emese; DE--Műszaki Kar
    Robotic Process Automation (RPA) enhances organizational procedures by using software robots to interact with human interfaces, bypassing standard programming methods. The RPA project on automation of the process of archiving electronic documents was used as the object of the study. This project aims to simplify the employee's work, specifically releasing their working hours. However, during the implementation phase, problems were identified that affected the inefficient allocation of resources. In this paper, problems have been identified and metrics have been implemented to assess the quality of the system. As a solution, the use of project management practices was proposed, in particular risk management methodology. By comparing the metrics of each version of the system, it was found that the use of project management significantly improves the quality of the IT system being developed, reduces development time, and increases user satisfaction.
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    Intercultural organizational communication: an overview in Multinationals in Hungary
    Souza Sampaio, Mariana; Diószeginé Zentay, Éva; DE--Műszaki Kar
    This paper aimed to further both theoretical understanding and real-world understanding of the integration of recent immigrant workers into Hungarian businesses. The multinational companies in Hungary can fully utilize their workforce, cultivate an inclusive, innovative, and collaborative organizational culture, and guarantee employee retention and satisfaction by comprehending the viewpoints of their workforce and tackling the obstacles related to international onboarding and intercultural organizational communication. In view of the literature review and analysis of the data collected by surveying the international workers in the Hungarian companies, it was possible to observe that, although the Human Resources Management department in these organizations has implemented many actions to improve the internal communication and insertion of these employees, the complete inclusion is not yet achieved. With this research, it was possible not only to have an understanding on the perception of the international workers in Hungary, but also to have valuable insights for developing strategies that facilitate the seamless integration of foreign employees, ultimately contributing to the success of multinational operations in Hungary.
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    Analysis of the Impact of Lead Time Reduction on Inventory Management in the Adhesives Business of a Chemical Company
    Silva Garcia, Amanda; Sipos, Csanád; DE--Műszaki Kar
    Summary The purpose of this thesis was to investigate the significant role that supply chain management (SCM) and innovative business models play in enhancing the competitive advantage of businesses, with a specific emphasis on the adhesives industry. The research includes an in-depth analysis of inventory management and lead time reduction strategies, with the purpose of determining the impact that these strategies have on the efficiency of operational procedures. The research was carried out within the adhesives department of a chemical company, with a particular emphasis on four distinct assets: two, which were produced by the company itself, and two, which were manufactured by third-party companies. The primary goals were to evaluate the efficiency of the initiatives that were implemented to reduce lead times and to comprehend the impact that these initiatives had on inventory management and the overall efficiency of the supply chain. Using advanced analytical tools, as Microsoft Excel and SAP, it was possible to gather a broad understanding by combining qualitative and quantitative approaches, as well as by utilizing data from enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems. The results of the study showed that strategic interventions, as changing materials from Make-to-Order (MTO) to Make-to-Stock (MTS) strategy and optimizing production windows, resulted in a significant reduction in Total Replenishment Lead Time (TRLT). This reduction demonstrated that there is a direct correlation between improved inventory management and shorter lead times. Consequently, these enhancements highlight the efficacy of strategies that aim to reduce lead times, which in turn reduce inventory levels, free up capital, and reduce the costs associated with storage. It's know that when improving lead times and inventory management, there is also a gain in service level, however was not possible to show the improvement in the thesis, for that it would be necessary to have some specific past data from the company related to service level, which wasn't possible. Implementing advanced enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems and planning tools, like SAP, was also a key part of making supply chain activities run more smoothly. Being able to quickly adjust to market needs was made possible by cutting down on lead times and improving inventory management. This made the company more operationally agile. In the fast-paced and competitive global market we live in now, this change in responsiveness is necessary to stay ahead of the competition between companies.
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    Improving Valve Industry Demand Forecasting
    Bautz da Penha, Milena; Sipos, Csanád; DE--Műszaki Kar
    The thesis examines various quantitative forecasting techniques to enhance demand prediction in the valve industry. Analyzing historical sales data for five Flowserve products, the study employs methods such as Simple Average, Moving Averages, Exponential Smoothing, Holt-Winters Method, Linear Regression, and ARIMA. The performance of these techniques is evaluated using Mean Absolute Error (MAE), Mean Squared Error (MSE), and Mean Absolute Percentage Error (MAPE). Results indicate that sophisticated models like ARIMA and Linear Regression outperform simpler methods by better capturing data variability and trends. The findings suggest that advanced forecasting techniques are essential for improving inventory management and operational planning in the valve industry, offering valuable insights for industry practitioners and contributing to the broader field of demand forecasting research.
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    Business Feasibility Study for the Establishment of Building Materials Business in Freetown, Sierra Leone.
    Kuyateh, Ibrahim; Jenei, Tünde Katalin; DE--Műszaki Kar
    Freetown's building materials market suffers from low-quality standards, leading to adverse effects such as inflation and delayed deliveries. This feasibility study investigates the potential for a new building materials retail business in Freetown, Sierra Leone. Using qualitative and quantitative methods, data was gathered through questionnaires and interviews. The study found a growing demand for building materials, a supportive regulatory environment, and projected significant profitability with over 30% net profit margins from year three onwards. The findings indicate that establishing this business would be viable and profitable.