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Virtual OBEYA for collaboration in supply chain projects

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  • Fabienne Garcia

    (VALLOREM - Val de Loire Recherche en Management - UO - Université d'Orléans - UT - Université de Tours)

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Digital transformation of supply chains (SC) involves the deployment of complex projects, for which lean and agile management methods can be appropriate (Gaudenzi and Chrisopher, 2016). Visual management (VM) takes part of methods used in lean management and continuous improvement. Whereas VM has long been limited to shopfloor context, Obeya was introduced as a VM method for innovation and development projects to facilitate information sharing, collaboration and rapid decisions (Javadi et al., 2013). Geographically located in a single room, literally big room, traditional Obeya has proved its performance to deal with complex projects in a single location unit (Majava et al., 2019; Canonico et al., 2020). However, supply chain projects often gather people and teams from multiple locations and organizations. Virtual Obeya may address this issue and enable distributed SC project collaboration. With Covid experience of confinement, technologies used for Virtual Obeya have spread and gained audience while the need for teams using traditional Obeya to turn on the virtual form has revealed necessary. This extended abstract provides a synthesis on Obeya method for project management and presents how virtual Obeya can contribute to supply chain projects.

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  • Fabienne Garcia, 2021. "Virtual OBEYA for collaboration in supply chain projects," Post-Print halshs-03521402, HAL.
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    project management; Obeya; collaboration; lean; virtual;
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