| Abstract [eng] |
The master's thesis consists of 88 pages, 10 tables, 8 figures, and 161 references. The master's thesis consists of an introduction, 3 chapters, conslusions, suggestions, references and sources, appendices, and a summary (in Lithuanian and English). The aim of the thesis is to analyze scientific literature and conduct empirical research to determine the impact of Lean thinking and digitization on the results of aviation organizations' processes. The literature review reveals the specifics of the aviation industry, the concepts of digitization and Lean thinking, the impact of Lean thinking and digitization on aviation organizations, and, based on scientific research, analyzes the indicators used to evaluate process results. In the methodological part, a quantitative survey method was chosen, consisting of four constructs and demographic questions. A total of 234 respondents from different countries and different aviation sectors participated in the study. Descriptive statistical analysis, construct reliability analysis, normality and mediation analysis were performed. The final stage presents the conclusions of the study and substantiates the hypotheses put forward. The conclusions and recommendations of the final thesis are presented at the end of the thesis, responding to the tasks set and presenting the most important aspects of the literature review and empirical research. |
