Sharif University of Technology (Sharif Policy Research Institute) Science and Technology Policy Letters 2476-7220 09 4 2020 01 21 Management Information Management Speed Management in Manufacturing Industries Management Information Management Speed Management in Manufacturing Industries 57 70 21741 FA Mohammad Reza Zahedi Malek Ashtar University of Technology 0000-0002-5745-0104 Mina Hajiol Student in MBA at Malek Ashtar University of Technology - Faculty of Management and Industrial Engineering Meisam Amirikiya Student in MBA at Malek Ashtar University of Technology - Faculty of Management and Industrial Engineering Journal Article 2019 11 03 The concept of speed in today›s volatile market was formed after concepts such as lean manufacturing, mass production, and flexibility, in fact evolving from previous concepts, which were not responsive. In fact, this concept adds momentum to previous concepts. In todays competitive world, it is no longer the competition of the organization with the organization but the suppliers that compete with each other, merging these two concepts together creates the concept of speed in the supply of resources. This study investigates this issue and the impact of information management variable on optimal rate of resource supply. The present study is applied in terms of purpose and descriptive-correlational. The research instrument was a questionnaire with a reliability of 87%. The population and statistical sample were experts in supply chain, management information system and questionnaire tools were distributed among 25 managers of different departments of LISREL software. 5 Used to conduct route analysis with all validity dimensions. Finally, path analysis was used to examine the simultaneous impact of variables, which revealed that information management had no significant effect on the speed of supply. Pearson correlation test showed a significant and positive correlation between all variables. The concept of speed in today›s volatile market was formed after concepts such as lean manufacturing, mass production, and flexibility, in fact evolving from previous concepts, which were not responsive. In fact, this concept adds momentum to previous concepts. In todays competitive world, it is no longer the competition of the organization with the organization but the suppliers that compete with each other, merging these two concepts together creates the concept of speed in the supply of resources. This study investigates this issue and the impact of information management variable on optimal rate of resource supply. The present study is applied in terms of purpose and descriptive-correlational. The research instrument was a questionnaire with a reliability of 87%. The population and statistical sample were experts in supply chain, management information system and questionnaire tools were distributed among 25 managers of different departments of LISREL software. 5 Used to conduct route analysis with all validity dimensions. Finally, path analysis was used to examine the simultaneous impact of variables, which revealed that information management had no significant effect on the speed of supply. Pearson correlation test showed a significant and positive correlation between all variables. https://stpl.ristip.sharif.ir/article_21741_df406179fe73acb98a8f45606449d731.pdf