Meta-Analysis is a systematic and objective methodology used to summarize, integrate, and interpret collections of empirical research experiments - even if the experiments were not all conducted in the same exact manner. Meta-analysis is widely used in the social sciences but has found little application in manufacturing, even though certain aspects of the manufacturing environment would make it relatively easy to apply. This paper provides relevant background and presents the strengths and weaknesses of meta-analysis. A simulated case study illustrates some anticipated implementation hurdles and solutions
The aim of this study is to identify the conditions of implementation for reconfigurability in summa...
Meta-analysis refers to the statistical analysis of a large collection of independent observations f...
Encapsulating and quantitatively synthesizing prior study findings with the aim of providing novel a...
The writing of every new management study should include an enquiry into previous, related investiga...
Meta-analysis is one of a number of scientific approaches for accumulating knowledge in a research d...
Understanding and controlling software development processes have gained increasing importance. In t...
The generalization of knowledge is a necessary part of every scientific field. Meta-analysis is alre...
The early and recent history of meta-analysis is outlined. After providing a definition of meta-anal...
International audienceThe aim of this paper is to present and illustrate the procedure to follow whe...
Meta-analysis refers to a set of statistical procedures used to summarize and integrate many empiric...
As a means to synthesize the results of multiple studies, the chronological development of the meta-...
Abstract Background Meta-analysis is often considered to be a simple way to summarize the existing l...
In recent years the quality of empirical research reviews has become an issue of major concern. One ...
Meta-analysis is increasingly appearing in the epidemiologic literature. Although originally perform...
Meta-analysis is highly advocated in many fields of empirical research such as medicine and psycholo...
The aim of this study is to identify the conditions of implementation for reconfigurability in summa...
Meta-analysis refers to the statistical analysis of a large collection of independent observations f...
Encapsulating and quantitatively synthesizing prior study findings with the aim of providing novel a...
The writing of every new management study should include an enquiry into previous, related investiga...
Meta-analysis is one of a number of scientific approaches for accumulating knowledge in a research d...
Understanding and controlling software development processes have gained increasing importance. In t...
The generalization of knowledge is a necessary part of every scientific field. Meta-analysis is alre...
The early and recent history of meta-analysis is outlined. After providing a definition of meta-anal...
International audienceThe aim of this paper is to present and illustrate the procedure to follow whe...
Meta-analysis refers to a set of statistical procedures used to summarize and integrate many empiric...
As a means to synthesize the results of multiple studies, the chronological development of the meta-...
Abstract Background Meta-analysis is often considered to be a simple way to summarize the existing l...
In recent years the quality of empirical research reviews has become an issue of major concern. One ...
Meta-analysis is increasingly appearing in the epidemiologic literature. Although originally perform...
Meta-analysis is highly advocated in many fields of empirical research such as medicine and psycholo...
The aim of this study is to identify the conditions of implementation for reconfigurability in summa...
Meta-analysis refers to the statistical analysis of a large collection of independent observations f...
Encapsulating and quantitatively synthesizing prior study findings with the aim of providing novel a...