Factors influence the implementation of lean accounting in mechanical firms

The purpose of this study focuses on quantitatively analyzing factors influencing the implementation of lean accounting at mechanical firms in Hanoi through the results of linear regression analysis with the support of SPSS software. We surveyed 560 employees working at mechanical firms in Hanoi, collecting 450 questionnaires, reaching a rate of 80.3%; after cleaning, 395 questionnaires met the standards for use in the next steps. The research results show that the seven identified factors all have a positive influence on the implementation of lean accounting in mechanical firms, in which the order of influence of the factors on the implementation of lean accounting in mechanical firms in decreasing order is qualification and awareness of accounting staff (KT), digital technology (CNS), level of competition (MDCT), qualification and awareness of managers (NQL), size (QM), cost of organizing lean accounting (CPTC), and management decentralization (PCQL). From the research results, the authors have proposed a number of recommendations to improve the implementation of lean accounting in mechanical firms, thereby contributing to the improvement of lean production and improving the business performance of mechanical firms in the coming time.

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Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology
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2025-04-21
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https://doi.org/10.55214/25768484.v9i4.6445
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Quality and Management Systems
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Factors influence the implementation of lean accounting in mechanical firms

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Quality and Management Systems
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Factors influence the implementation of lean accounting in mechanical firms

M TAM, Trần Thị Thu Thủy, Duc Tai, Phan Thi Anh Dao, Dang Van Quang
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Abstract

The purpose of this study focuses on quantitatively analyzing factors influencing the implementation of lean accounting at mechanical firms in Hanoi through the results of linear regression analysis with the support of SPSS software. We surveyed 560 employees working at mechanical firms in Hanoi, collecting 450 questionnaires, reaching a rate of 80.3%; after cleaning, 395 questionnaires met the standards for use in the next steps. The research results show that the seven identified factors all have a positive influence on the implementation of lean accounting in mechanical firms, in which the order of influence of the factors on the implementation of lean accounting in mechanical firms in decreasing order is qualification and awareness of accounting staff (KT), digital technology (CNS), level of competition (MDCT), qualification and awareness of managers (NQL), size (QM), cost of organizing lean accounting (CPTC), and management decentralization (PCQL). From the research results, the authors have proposed a number of recommendations to improve the implementation of lean accounting in mechanical firms, thereby contributing to the improvement of lean production and improving the business performance of mechanical firms in the coming time.

Edelweiss Applied Science and TechnologyVol. 9(4)
Hanoi University of Natural Resources and Environment (VN), Hanoi University of Business and Technology (VN), University of Labor and Social Affairs (VN), The State Bank of Vietnam (VN), Hanoi University of Industry (VN)
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