Study of the values agreements in agile and industry 4.0

Study of the values agreements in agile and industry 4.0

Authors

  • Krit Pattamaroj Assistant Professor, Department of Operations Management, Faculty of Commerce and Accountancy, Thammasat University
  • Nopadol Rompho Professor, Department of Operations Management, Faculty of Commerce and Accountancy, Thammasat University

Keywords:

Value, Agile, Industry 4.0, Content Analysis

Abstract

          This research aimed to find value agreements in agile and industry 4.0 by qualitative methods using content analysis. The research instrument for gathering data was focus group interviews of agile and industry 4.0 implementation teams, a total of 4 teams. Informants were purposively selected. Content analysis starts from defining analysis goals, selecting analyzed contents, choosing content categories, choosing the unit of analysis, coding/testing and reliabilities testing using inter-coder reliabilities, and lastly, analysing results using the MAXQDA application.

          The results were shown that there are 11 agreed values from agile and industry 4.0, which is learning, simplicity, openness & transparency, speed, courage & motivation, customer centric, flexibility, adaptability, creative & technical excellence, effectiveness and fun.

           The results were shown that there are 11 agreed values from agile and industry 4.0, which is learning, simplicity, openness & transparency, speed, courage & motivation, customer centric, flexibility, adaptability, creative & technical excellence, effectiveness and fun.

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2023-12-30

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Pattamaroj, K., & Rompho, N. (2023). Study of the values agreements in agile and industry 4.0: Study of the values agreements in agile and industry 4.0. Journal of Nakhonratchasima college (Humanities and Social Sciences), 17(3), 111–125. retrieved from https://so03.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/hsjournalnmc/article/view/269632

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