MODELO CONCEITUAL DA RELAÇÃO ENTRE GESTÃO VISUAL E GESTÃO DO CONHECIMENTO
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https://doi.org/10.46421/entac.v18i.1180Keywords:
Visual Management, Knowledge Management, ConstructionAbstract
Visual Management (VM) is an information management strategy linked to the principle of "increasing process transparency" of Lean Production. It can also be considered as a simplified way of Knowledge Management (KM), which is the identification, optimization and management of intellectual assets to sustain competitive advantage. However, the relationship between VM and KM is still limited in the literature. This research aims to propose a conceptual model to deepen the understanding of this relationship especially useful in construction. The analysis of VM practices in studies of manufacturing (as benchmarking) and construction (as focus) enabled the development of this artifact, the main result of the methodological approach adopted (Design Science Research). The proposal of improvements in the practice described and analyzed of construction is a secondary contribution of this work.
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