A master’s thesis in the College of Administration and Economics at the University of Karbala discussed the role of the hybrid manufacturing system in promoting strategic success – an exploratory and analytical study of the opinions of a sample of workers in the General Company for Rubber and Tire Industries in Najaf Governorate. The study presented by the student Hind Abdel-Zahra Nehme came with the aim of demonstrating the role of the hybrid manufacturing system in promoting strategic success at the level of the General Company for Rubber Industries and Tires in Al-Najaf Governorate. The study included measuring the hybrid manufacturing system variable in four sub-dimensions (continuous improvement, waste management, supply chain information sharing, and the point of delay). Strategic success was measured in four sub-dimensions (survival, adaptation, growth, and continuous learning). The thesis concluded that there are significant correlations and influences between the hybrid manufacturing system and strategic success, in the sense that whenever the researched industrial company is interested in encouraging workers to present new ideas and adopt appropriate methods that enhance its strategic success. The study recommended the need for the specialized industrial companies to adopt the hybrid manufacturing system in the work environment and for the various sectors of the industrial company to adopt the academic concepts of the hybrid manufacturing system, which are of great importance in promoting strategic success.
