These are the primary scientific and doctoral sources behind Digital Green Lean. The published articles are coauthored by Ignacio S. Gatell and Lucía Avella. The thesis and defence are by Ignacio Sánchez Gatell, supervised by Dr. Lucía Avella.
Impact of Industry 4.0 and Circular Economy on Lean culture and leadership: Assessing Digital Green Lean as a new concept
Ignacio S. Gatell and Lucía Avella
European Research on Management and Business Economics · 30(1), 100232 · 2024; online 25 November 2023
A maturity model for assessing Digital Green Lean leadership and culture implementation in manufacturing companies
Ignacio S. Gatell and Lucía Avella
Total Quality Management & Business Excellence · 35(7–8), 860–897 · 2024
Integrating Lean Manufacturing, Industry 4.0, and Circular Economy: A Digital Green Lean Framework for Culture and Leadership Transformation in Process Manufacturing
Ignacio Sánchez Gatell · Supervisor: Dr. Lucía Avella
University of Oviedo · Doctoral thesis · 2026
Digital Green Lean: the doctoral defence
Ignacio Sánchez Gatell
University of Oviedo · 25 June 2026
Related theoretical literature
- Smith and Lewis (2011): paradox and persistent competing demands. Publication.
- DiMaggio and Powell (1983): institutional pressures and organisational practices. Publication.
- Teece (2007): dynamic capabilities. Publication.
These works are by other authors. They are supporting references, not publications authored by Gatell and Avella. Publisher access conditions vary.
Publication status and attribution
Only the two journal articles above are labelled published scientific papers. The doctoral materials have their own document types. Research under review is not presented as a published paper and its full text is not included here.
When referring to the scientific concept, cite the Gatell and Avella publication. When referring to the full doctoral framework, identify Ignacio Sánchez Gatell’s thesis and supervisor Dr. Lucía Avella.