Comprehensive Bibliography

on

Manufacturing Strategy
By

G. S. Dangayach & S. G. Deshmukh

Contact Professor S.G. Deshmukh at: deshmukh@mech.iitd.ernet.in

INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY DELHI, INDIA

October 2000

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1. AGRAWAL, R., TANNIOU, M. and WILEMAN, D., 1997, Assimilating IT innovation: strategies, and moderating influences, IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management, 44, 4, 347-351. 2. AHLSTROM, P. and WESTBROOK, R., 1999, Implications of mass customization for OM; an exploratory survey, International Journal of Operations and Production Management, 19, 3, 262-274. 3. AMARO, G., HENDRY, L. AND KINGMAN, B., 1999, Competitive advantage, customization and a new taxonomy for non make-to-stock companies, International Journal of Operations and Production Management, 19, 4, 349371. 4. ANDERSON, J.C., CLEVELAND, G. and SCHROEDER, R.G., 1989, Operations strategy: a literature review, Journal of Operations Management, 8, 2, and 133-158. 5. ANDERSON, J.C., SCHROEDER, R.G., and CLEVELAND, G., 1991, The process of manufacturing strategy: some empirical observations and conclusions, International Journal of Operations and Production

Management, 11, 3, 86-110. 6. ARDISHVILI, A. and HILL, A.V., 1993, Manufacturing practices in the commonwealth of independent states, International Journal of Operations and Production Management, 13, 10, 60-75. 7. ARTHUR, J.B., 1994, Effects of human resource systems on manufacturing performance and turnover, Academy of Management Journal, 37, 3, 670-687. 8. AZZONE, G., and NOCI, G., 1998, Identifying effective MSS for the deployment of green manufacturing strategy, International Journal of Operations and Production Management, 18, 1, 308 -335. 9. AZZONE, G., MASELLA, C. and BERTELE, V., 1991, Design of performance measures for time-based companies, International Journal of Operations and Production Management, 11, 3, 77-85.

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10. BADRI, M.A., DAVIS, D., and DAVIS, D., 2000, Operations strategy, environmental uncertainty and performance: a path analytic model of industries in developing countries, Omega, 28, 155-173. 11. BARKER, B., 1993, Value-adding performance measurement: a time-based approach, International Journal of Operations and Production Management, 13, 5, and 33-40. 12. BARNEY, J.B., 1986, Strategic factor markets: experiences, luck, and business strategy, Management Science,32, 10, 1231-1241. 13. BARNEY, J.B., 1991, Firm resources and sustained competitive advantage, Journal of Management, 17, 1, 99-120. 14. BARTEZZAGHI, E., SPINA, G., and VERGANTI, R. 1994. Lead-time models of business processes. International Journal of Operations and Production Management, 14,5, 5-20. 15. BATES, K.A., AMUNDSON, S.D., SCHROEDER, R.G. and MORRIS, W.T., 1995, The crucial interrelationship between manufacturing strategy and organization culture, Management Science, 41, 10, 1565-1579. 16. BEACH, R., MUHLEMANN, A.P., PRICE, D.H.R., PATERSON, A., and SHARP, J.A., 2000, Manufacturing operations and strategic flexibility: survey and cases, . International Journal of Operations and Production Management, 20,1, 7-30. 17. BECKER, B. and GERHART, B., 1996, The impact of human resource management on organizational performance: progress and prospects, Academy of Management Journal, 39, 4, 779-801. 18. BENNIGSON, L.A., 1996, Changing manufacturing strategy, Production and Operations Management, 5, 1, 91-102. 19. BENSAOU, M. and EARL, M. , 1998, The right mind-set for managing IT, Harvard Business Review, Sep.-Oct., 119-128. 20. BERRY, W.L. and COOPER, M.C., 1999, Manufacturing flexibility: methods for measuring the impact of product variety on performance in process industries, Journal of Operations Management, 17, 163-178.

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21. BERRY, W.L. and HILL, T., 1992, Linking systems to strategy, International Journal of Operations and Production Management, 12, 10, 3-15. 22. BERRY, W.L., HILL, T. and KLOMPMAKER, J.E., 1995, Customer driven manufacturing, International Journal of Operations and Production

Management, 15, 3, 4-15. 23. BITITCI, U.S, TURNER, T. AND BEGEMANN, C., 2000, DYNAMICS OF PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT SYSTEMS, International Journal of Operations and Production Management, 20, 6, 692-704. 24. BITITCI, U.S., CARRIE, AS and MCDEVITT, L., 1997, Integrated performance measurement systems: a development guide, International Journal of Operations and Production Management, 17, 5, 522-534. 25. BODNAR, J. and HARRISON, A., 1991, Manufacturing strategy development at Bibby Sterilin ltd., International Journal of Operations and Production

Management, 11, 3, 43-51. 26. BOLDEN, R., WATERSON, P., WARR, P., CLEGG, C. and WALL, T., 1997, A new taxonomy of modern manufacturing practices, International Journal of Operations and Production Management, 17, 11, 1112-1130. 27. BOLWIJN, P.T. and BRINKMAN, S., 1987, Japanese manufacturing: strategy and practice, Long Range Planning, 20, 1, 25-34. 28. BOLWIJN, P.T. and KUMPE, T., 1990, Manufacturing in the 1990sproductivity, flexibility and innovation, Long Range Planning, 23, 4, 44-57. 29. BOURNE, M., MiLLS, J., WILCOX, M., NEELY, A. and PLATTS, K., 2000, Designing, implementing and updating performance measurement systems, International Journal of Operations and Production Management, 20, 7, 754771. 30. BOWONDER, B., 1998, Competitive and technology management strategy: a case study of Telco, International Journal of Technology Management, 15, 6/7, 646-679. 31. BOWONDER, B., 1998, Industrialization and economic growth of India: interactions of indigenous and foreign technology, International Journal of Technology Management, 15, 6/7, 622-645.

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32. BOYER, K.K., 1998, Longitudinal linkages between integrated and realized operations strategies, International Journal of Operations and Production Management, 18, 4, 356-373. 33. BOYER, K.K., 1999, Evolutionary patterns of flexible automation and performance: a longitudinal study, Management Science, 45, 6, 824-842. 34. BOYER, K.K. and LEONG, G.K., 1996, Manufacturing flexibility at the plant level, OMEGA, 24, 5, 495-510. 35. BOYER, K.K., LEONG, G.K., WARD, P.T. and KRAJEWSKI, L.J., 1997, Unlocking the potential of advanced manufacturing technologies, Journal of Operations Management, 15, 4, 331-347. 36. BOYER, K.K. and MECDERMOTT, C., 1999, Strategic consensus in operation strategy, Journal of Operations Management, 17, 289-305. 37. BOZARTH, C. and CHAPMAN, S., 1996, A contingency view of time-based competition for manufacturers, International Journal of Operations and Production Management, 16, 6, 56-67. 38. BOZARTH, C. and EDVARDS, S., 1997, The impact of market requirements focus and manufacturing characteristics focus on plant performance, Journal of Operations Management, 15, 161-180. 39. BOZARTH, C. and MCDERMOTT, C., 1998, Configurations in manufacturing strategy: a review and directions for future research, Journal of Operations Management, 16, 427-439. 40. BOZARTH, C.C., 1993, A conceptual model of manufacturing focus, International Journal of Operations and Production Management, 13, 1, 8192. 41. BRAGLIA, M., and PETRONI, A., 2000, Towards a taxonomy of search patterns of manufacturing flexibility in small and medium-sized firms, Omega, 28, 195-213. 42. BRANDYBERRY, A., RAI, A. and WHITE, G.P., 1999, Intermediate performance impacts of AMT systems; an empirical investigation, Decision Sciences, 30, 4, 993-1020.

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43. BROWN, S., 1998, Manufacturing strategy: manufacturing seniority and plant performance in quality, International Journal of Operations and Production Management, 18, 6, 565-587. 44. BROWN, S., 1999, The role of manufacturing strategy in mass customization and agile manufacturing, International Conference POMS-99 (India), 35-50. 45. BROWNE, J., HARHEN, J. and SHIVNAN, J., Production Management Systems: A CIM Perspective, Addison-Wesley, NY., 46. BRYNJOLFSSEN, E., MALONE, T.W., GURBAXANI, V. and KAMBIL, A., 1994, Does IT leads to smaller firms, Management Science, 40,12,16281644. 47. BUFFA, E.S., 1984, Meeting the competitive challenge, Dow-Jones-Irwin, Homewood, IL. 48. CAGLIANO, R. and SPINA, G., 2000, AMTs and strategically flexible production, Journal of Operations Management, 18, 169-190. 49. CAGLIANO, R. and SPINA, G., 2000, How improvement programmes of manufacturing are selected: the role of strategic priorities and past experience, International Journal of Operations and Production Management, 20, 7, 772-791. 50. CHAN, K.C., 1993, Intelligent corporate strategy: beyond world class status, International Journal of Operations and Production Management, 13, 9, 1828. 51. CHANDRA, P. and SASTRY, T., 1998, Competitiveness of Indian Manufacturing, Vikalpa, 23, 3, 25-36. 52. CHAPELET, B., 1996, Time technology management clubs: bridging the gap between SMEs and large enterprises, International Journal of Technology Management, 11, 3/4, 258-269. 53. CHATTERJEE, S., 1998, delivering desired outcomes efficiently: the creative key to competitive strategy, California Management Review, 40, 2, 78-95. 54. CHENG, T.C.E. and MUSAPHIR, H., 1996, Theory and practice of manufacturing strategy , International Journal of Production Research, 34, 5, 1243-1259.

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55. CHIKAN, A. and DEMETER, K., 1995, Manufacturing strategies in hungarian industry: the effects of transition from planned to market economy, International Journal of Operations and Production Management, 15, 11, 519. 56. CLARK, K.B., 1996, Competing through manufacturing and the new manufacturing paradigm: Is manufacturing strategy passe?, Production and Operations Management, 5, 1, 42-58. 57. CLEVELAND, G., SCHROEDER, R.G., and ANDERSON, J.C., 1989, A theory of production competence, Decision Sciences, 20, 4, 655-668. 58. COLLINS, R.S. and CORDON, C., 1997, Survey methodology issues in manufacturing strategy and practice research, International Journal of Operations and Production Management, 17, 7, 697-706. 59. COLLIS, D.J., 1994, Research note: how valuable are organizational capabilities? Strategic Management Journal, 15, 143-152. 60. COLLIS, D.J. and MONTGOMERY, C.A., 1995, Competing on resources, Harvard Business Review, July-Aug, 73, 4, 118-128. 61. CONNER, K.R., 1991, A historical comparison of resource-based theory and five schools of thought within industrial organization economics: do we have a new theory of the firm?, Journal of Management, 17, 1, 121-154. 62. CORBETT, C. and WASSENHOVE, L.V., 1993, Trade-offs? What trade-offs? Competence and competitiveness in manufacturing strategy, California Management Review, Summer, 107-121. 63. CORREA, J.A.A., 1998, Strategic proactivity and firm approach to the national environment, Academy of Management Journal, 41, 5, 556-567. 64. CORREA, J.A.A., 1998, Strategic proactivity and firm approach to the natural environment, Academy of Management Journal, 41, 5, 556-567. 65. COX III, J.F., and BLACKSTONE, J.H., 1998, APICS Dictionary (9th edition), Falls Church, VA. 66. COX, Jr. T., 1989, Towards the measurement of manufacturing flexibility, Production and Inventory Management Journal, 30,1, 68-72.

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67. DANGAYACH, G.S. and DESHMUKH, S.G., 2000(a), Implementation of manufacturing strategy: a select study of Indian process companies, Production Planning and Control, Forthcoming in 2000. 68. DANGAYACH, G.S. and DESHMUKH, S.G., 1999, Implementation of manufacturing strategy: evidences from select Indian automobile companies, Proceedings of International Conference on Operations Management for Global Economy: Challenges and Prospects POMS-99 (India), Indian Institute of Technology, New Delhi, 21-24 December, 51-55. 69. DANGAYACH, G.S. and DESHMUKH, S.G., 2000(b), Manufacturing strategy: experiences from select Indian organizations, Journal of Manufacturing Systems, 19, 2, 134-148. 70. DAUGHERTY, P.J., and PITTMAN, P.H. 1995. Utilization of time-based strategies: creating distribution flexibility/responsiveness. International Journal of Operations and Production Management, 15,2, 54-60. 71. DEAN, J.W. and SNELL, S.A., 1996, The strategic use of integrated manufacturing: an empirical examination, Strategic Management Journal, 17, 459-480. 72. DEBOER, S.J., and WALBEEK, M.M., 1999, IT in developing countries: a study to guide policy formulation, International Journal of Information Management, 19, 207-218. 73. DEMETER, K., 1994, Changes in Hungarion manufacturing strategies, International Journal of Production Economics, 34. 74. DE MEYER, A., 1998, Manufacturing operations in Europe: where do we go next, European Management Journal, 16, 3, 262-271. 75. DE MEYER, A. and FERDOW, K., 1990, Influence of manufacturing improvement programmes on performance, International Journal of

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77. DE MEYER, A. and FERDOWS, K., 1987, Managerial focal points in manufacturing strategy, International Journal of Production Research, 25, 11, 1551-1562. 78. DE MEYER, A., NAKANE, J., MILLER, J.G. and FERDOWS, K., 1989, Flexibility: the next competitive battle - the manufacturing futures survey, Strategic Management Journal, 10, 135-144. 79. DENTON, D.K., 1996, Do you really have the time, Industrial Management, Jan.-Feb., 1-4. 80. DE TONI, A., and TONCHIA, S., 1998, Manufacturing flexibility: a literature review, International Journal of Production Research, 36, 6, 1587-1617. 81. DEWAN, S. and KRAEMER, K.L., 2000, Information technology and productivity: evidence from country-level data, Management Science, 46, 4, 548-562. 82. DIERICKX, I. and COOL, K., 1989, Asset stock accumulation and sustainability of competitive advantage, Management Science, 35, 12, 15041511. 83. DIETRICH, B.C., 1991, A taxonomy of discrete manufacturing systems, Operations Research, 39, 6, 886-902. 84. Directory of ISO 9000 Certified Industries, 1994, Q-PROD., New Delhi. 85. DIXON, J.P., 1992, Measuring manufacturing flexibility: an empirical investigation, European Journal of Operation Research, 60, 131-143. 86. DONOVAN, P. and SAMLER, T., Delighting Customers, Chapman and Hall, London. 87. DOTY, D.H., GLICK, W.H. and HUBER, G.P., 1993, Fit, equifinality and organizational effectiveness: a test of two configurational theories, Academy of Management Journal, 36, 6, 1196-1250. 88. DRUCKER, P.E., 1990, The emerging theory of manufacturing, Harvard Business Review, 68, 94-102. 89. D'SOUZA, D.E. and WILLIAMS, F.P., 2000, Toward a taxonomy of manufacturing flexibility dimensions, Journal of Operations Management, 18, 577-593.

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90. DUBEY, R., 1999, Clustering for competitiveness, Business Today, April 22: 50-62. 91. EDMONDSON, H.C. and WHEELWRIGHT, S.C., 1989, Outstanding manufacturing in the coming decade, California Management Review, Summer, 70-90. 92. EISENHARDT, K.M., 1989, Building theories from case study research, The Academy of Management Review, 14, 4, 532-550. 93. ELKINGTON, J., 1994, Towards the sustainable corporation: win-win-win business strategies for sustainable development, California Management Review, Winter, 90-100. 94. ETTLIE, J.E., 1998, R & D and Global manufacturing performance, Management Science, 44, 1, Jan., 1-11. 95. ETTLIE, J.E., BURNSTEIN, M.C. and FIEGENBAUM, A., 1990, Manufacturing Strategy, Boston, MA. 96. ETTLIE, J.E. and HAHN, J.D.P., 1994, Flexibility ratios and manufacturing strategy, Management Science, 40, 11, 1444-1454. 97. FERDOWS, K. and DE MEYER, A., 1990, Lasting improvements in manufacturing performance: in search of a new theory, Journal of Operations Management, 9, 2,168 -184. 98. FERDOWS, K. and LINDBERG, P., 1987, FMS as indicator of strategic role of manufacturing, International Journal of Production Research, 25, 11, 15631571. 99. FERDOWS, K., MILLER, J.G., NAKANE, J. and VOLLMANN, T.E., 1986, Evolving global manufacturing strategies: projections into the 1990s, International Journal of Operations and Production Management, 6, 4, 6-16. 100. FIEGENBAUM, A. and KARNANI, A., 1991, Output flexibility a competitive advantage for small firms, Strategic Management Journal, 12, 2, 101-114. 101. FINE, C.H. and HAX, A.C., 1985, Manufacturing strategy: a methodology and an illustration, Interfaces, 15, 6, 28-46.

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102. FINK, D., 1998, Guidelines for the successful adoption of IT in SMEs, International Journal of Information Management, 18, 4, 243-253. 103. FLORIDA, R., 1996, Lean and green: the move to environmentally conscious manufacturing, California Management Review, 39, 1, 80-105. 104. FLYNN, B.B., SAKAKIBARA, S., SCHROEDER, R.G., BATES, K.A. and FLYNN, J.B., 1990, Empirical research methods in operations management, Journal of Operations Management, 9, 250-284. 105. FLYNN, B.B., SCHROEDER, R.G., FLYNN, E.J., SAKAKIBARA, S., and BATES K.A., 1997, World-class manufacturing project: overview and selected results, International Journal of Operations and Production Management, 17, 7, 671-685. 106. FLYNN, B.B., SCHROEDER, R.G.,and FLYNN, E.J., 1999, WCM: an investigation of hayes and wheelwright's foundation, Journal of Operations Management, 17, 249-269. 107. FROHLICH, M.T., and DIXON, J.R., 1999, Information systems adaptation and the successful implementation of AMTs, Decision Sciences, 30, 4, 921958. 108. GAGNON, S., 1999, Resource based competition and the new operation strategy, International Journal of Operations and Production Management, 19, 2, 125-138. 109. GARVIN, 110. D.A., 1993, Manufacturing strategy planning, California Management Review, 35, 4, 85-106. GEHANI, R. R. 1995. Time-based management of technology: a

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113. GERWIN, D., 1993, Manufacturing flexibility: a strategic perspective, Management Science, 39, 4, 395-410. 114. GILGEOUS, V., 1995, Strategic concerns and capability impeders, International Journal of Operations and Production Management, 15, 10, 429. 115. GILGEOUS, V. and GILGEOUS, M., 1999, A framework for manufacturing excellence, Integrated Manufacturing Systems, 10, 1, 33-44. 116. GOLDEN, W., and POWELL, P., 2000, Towards a definition of flexibility: in search of the holy grail?, Omega, 28, 373-384. 117. GOLDHAR, J.D., JDINEK, M. and SCHLIE, T.W., 1991, Competitive advantage in manufacturing through IT, International Journal of Technology Management; Special Publication on the Role of Technology in Corporate Policy, 162-180. 118. GREGORY, N.S., GREIS, N.P. and KASARDA, J.D., 1998, Logistics, strategy and structure: a conceptual framework, International Journal of Operations and Production Management, 18, 1, 37-52. 119. GROVER, V. and MALHOTRA, M.K., 1999, A framework for examining the interface between operations and information system: implications for research in the new millennium, Decision Sciences, 30, 4, 901-919. 120. GRUCA, T.S., NATH, D. and MEHRA, A., 1997, Exploiting synergy for competitive advantage, Long Range Planning, 30, 4, 605-611. 121. GUNASEKARAN, A., 1998, Agile manufacturing: enablers and an implementation framework, International Journal of Production Research, 36, 5, 1223-1247. 122. GUNN, T.G., 1987, Manufacturing for competitive advantage, Ballinger, Cambridge, MA. 123. GUPTA, D., 1993, On measurement and valuation of manufacturing flexibility, International Journal of Production Research, 31, 12, 2947-2958. 124. GUPTA, D. and Buzacott, J.A., 1989, A framework for understanding flexibility of manufacturing systems, 8, 2, 89-97.

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125. GUPTA, Y.P. and Goyal, S., 1989, Flexibility of manufacturing systems: concepts and measurements, European Journal of Operations Research, 43, 119-135. 126. GUPTA, 182. 127. GUPTA, Y.P. and SOMERS, T.M., 1996, Business strategy, manufacturing flexibility, and organizational performance relationships: a path analysis approach, Production and Operations Management, 5, 3, 204-233. 128. GUPTA, Y.P. and LONIAL, S.C., 1998, Exploring linkages between manufacturing strategy, business strategy and organizational strategy, Production and Operations Management, 7, 3, Fall, 243-264. 129. GUPTA, Y.P., KARIMI, J. and SOMERS, T.M., 1997, Alignment Of a firms competitive strategy and IT management sophistication: the missing link, IEEE Transactions On Engineering Management, 14, 4, 399-413. 130. HADAVI, K.C., 1996, Why do we miss delivery dates, Industrial Management, Sep.-Oct., 1-4. 131. HANNA, M.D., NEWMAN, W.R., and JOHNSON, P., 2000, Linking operational and environmental improvement through employee involvement, International Journal of Operations and Production Management, 20, 2, 148165. 132. HARRISON, A., 1998, Manufacturing strategy and the concept of world class manufacturing, International Journal of Operations and Production Management, 18, 4, 397-408. 133. HARRISON, Publishing. 134. HARRISON, A., and STOREY, J., 1996, New wave manufacturing strategies, International Journal of Operations and Production Management, 16, 2, 63-76. 135. HATTEN, M.L. and HATTEN, K.J., 1997, Information systems strategy, long overdue and still not here, Long Range Planning, 30, 2, 254-266. M., 1993, Operations Management Strategy, Pitman Y.P. and SOMERS, T.M., 1992, The measurement of

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160. JONSON, P. and LESSHAMMER, M., 1999, Evaluation and improvement of manufacturing performance measurement systems-the role of OEE, International Journal of Operations and Production Management, 19, 1, 5578. 161. KALD, M. and NILSSON, F., 2000, Performance measurement at Nordic companies, European Management Journal, 18, 1, 113-127. 162. KATHURIA, R. and IGBARIA, M., 1997, Aligning IT applications with manufacturing strategy: an integrated framework, International Journal of Operations and Production Management, 17, 6, 611-629. 163. KATHURIA, R. and PARTOVI, F.Y., 1999, Work force, management practices for manufacturing flexibility, Journal of Operations Management, 18, 21-39. 164. KATHURIA, R., ANANDRAJAN, M. and IGBARIA, M., 1999, Linking IT applications with manufacturing strategy: an intelligent decision support system approach, Decision Sciences, 30, 4, 959-991. 165. KATHURIA, R., JOSHI, M.K. and PORTH, S.J., 1998, Misalignment of managerial priorities affecting OM: has it changed?, International Journal of Operations and Quantitative Management, 4, 1, 43-54. 166. KERR, R.M. and GREENHALGH, G.R., 1991, Aspects of manufacturing strategy, Production Planning and Control, 2, 3, 194-206. 167. KIM, J.S. and ARNOLD, P., 1993, Manufacturing competence and business performance: a framework and empirical analysis, International Journal of Operations and Production Management, 13, 10, 4-25. 168. KIM, J.S. and ARNOLD, P., 1996, Operationalising manufacturing strategy: an exploratory study of constructs and linkage, International Journal of Operations and Production Management, 16, 12, 45-73. 169. KITAZAWA, S., and SARKIS, J., 2000, The relationship between ISO 14001 and continuous source reduction programs, International Journal of Operations and Production Management, 20, 2, 225-248.

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