Search results for "Supply Chain Management"

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The effect of buyer specific-monitoring procedures on buyer control in dynamic supply chain links

2015

Based on transaction cost analysis (TCA), resource dependency theory (RDT), and supply chain management literature, this study explores the effect of buyer-specific monitoring procedures on buyer control in industrial buyer-seller transactions, particularly in relation to how environmental uncertainty affects the buying firm's ability to exercise control over the supplier firm. The research design is based on primary data from a survey of 168 industrial buyer-seller relationships which map a broad set of dimensions of the economic transactions and structures in these business-to-business relationships. The empirical findings provide support for the hypotheses, and demonstrate that the effec…

Transaction costResource dependence theorySupply chain managementbusiness.industryCorporate governanceSupply chainControl (management)General Business Management and AccountingOutsourcingSupplier relationship managementComputingMilieux_COMPUTERSANDSOCIETYOperations managementbusinessIndustrial organizationInternational Journal of Procurement Management
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Big Data in operations and supply chain management: a systematic literature review and future research agenda

2021

In the era of digitalisation, the role of Big Data is proliferating, receiving considerable attention in all sectors and domains. The domain of operations and supply chain management (OSCM) is no different since it offers multiple opportunities to generate a large magnitude of data in real-time. Such extensive opportunities for data generation have attracted academics and practitioners alike who are eager to tap different elements of Big Data application in OSCM. Despite the richness of prior studies, there is limited research that extensively reviews the extant findings to present an overview of the different facets of this area. The current study addresses this gap by conducting a systema…

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Migrating ship waste management from India to Finland : analysis of opportunities and risks in an industrial symbiosis of sustainable ship recycling

2015

Environmental protection and social wellbeing are significant segments of economic development. Market demand, legal directives, competitor existence and NGO interest together influence to manufacture in a cleaner and safer way and to abandon the traditional, often lethal working processes. Ship breaking is one of the most perilous industries where powerful states subordinate those countries where regulations can be bypassed for profit maximization. The unfavorable dependence arises from economic and technological arrears, and it results in environmental pollution, human rights violation and non-conformity with environmental, health and safety regulations. To improve environmental, health a…

green supply chain managementtoimitusketjuthallintakestävä kehitysship recyclinghealth and safety issueslaivatindustrial symbiosispurkaminen (osiin)purkaminenenvironmentalkierrätys
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Automation of Warehouse Management and Assortment in the Distribution of Durable Goods: An Analysis for the Ceramics and Building Supplies Industry i…

2009

The introduction of information and communication technologies can be a source of competitive advantages for the retailer, even if at significant cost. In the present work we try to identify the factors that characterize companies that invest in these technologies to automate warehouse management and, in particular, the relation between the degree of automation and the retail assortment. In order to achieve this aim, we consider a sample of distributors of ceramics and building supplies in Spain. The results suggest that warehouse management automation is related to the depth and breadth of the products carried in the retail assortment.

MarketingSupply chain managementWork (electrical)Information and Communications Technologybusiness.industryOrder (business)Durable goodMarketingbusinessAutomationCompetitive advantageWarehouseJournal of Marketing Channels
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Does supply chain quality integration guarantee ambidexterity? Contingency and configuration perspectives on their relationships

2020

While researchers have thoroughly investigated the impact of supply chain quality integration (SCQI) on competitive performance, they have paid less attention to its possible effects on a firm’s ca...

supply chain managementSupply chain managementmedia_common.quotation_subjectSupply chain05 social sciencesGeneral Business Management and Accountingambidexterity0502 economics and business050211 marketingQuality (business)BusinessContingency050203 business & managementIndustrial organizationsupply chain quality integrationmedia_commonAmbidexterityambidexterity; organic agro-food industry; supply chain management; supply chain quality integrationorganic agro-food industry
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MODELLI DATA-DRIVEN VALORIZZAZIONE DELLE INFORMAZIONI DIGITALI A SUPPORTO DEI PROCESSI DECISIONALI DELLA SUPPLY CHAIN

2023

Settore ING-IND/17 - Impianti Industriali MeccaniciDigital supply chain management Statistical learning Supply chain disruption Supply chain finance Risk management Public management Health economics COVID-19.
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Impact of reverse logistics on supply chain performance

2013

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to analyse the impact of reverse logistics on order and inventory variance amplification in a single-echelon supply chain (SC) and to propose a new order policy for dampening such amplification. Design/methodology/approach – A general review of the literature on sustainable operations and on the impact of reverse logistics on SC performance provides the foundation for the study. The authors use difference equation math approach for modelling and analysing a closed SC. A proper design of experiment and data collected from the European Union statistics validate the obtained numerical results. Findings – The variability of reverse flow in a closed loop S…

Supply chain managementOperations researchComputer scienceSupply chainDesign of experimentsTransportationReverse logisticsVariance (accounting)Sustainability Supply chain management Reverse logistics Closed-loop supply chain Bullwhip effectSettore ING-IND/35 - Ingegneria Economico-GestionaleOrder (exchange)Management of Technology and InnovationBullwhip effectmedia_common.cataloged_instanceOperations managementEuropean unionmedia_commonInternational Journal of Physical Distribution & Logistics Management
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Virtualization of work in global supply chains

2016

ABSTRACT. Background: The paper is devoted to the notion and benefits of implementing virtual work in global supply chains. Virtual work must be understood as an intentional activity of a human being, aimed at rendering services (tangible and intangible), by means of ITC tools, performed in a distance from the traditional place of work, in a mobile manner. The empirical research were conducted on the basis of 4 case studies of global leaders of supply chains, which in accordance with M. Fisher's classification, represent two types. The case studies confirmed the positive influence of virtual work both in effective and flexible supply chains. Favourable market and technological conditions an…

supply chain managementbut it also creates possibilities of better usage of own resourcenew methods of work. INTRODUCTION Global economic crisis significantly increases the pressure on reduction of cost and risk connected with the functioning of global supply chains. Among many ways to reduce the cost and the uncertainty of demand for the products of supply chain the essential one is the increase of information transparency due to modern ICT solutions. The popularisation of SCM class business apps not only contributes to the increase of the scope of logistic and production outsourcingvirtual workeffective supply chainsupply chainflexible supply chainLogForum
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Journal of Economics and Management Research, N 10

2021

Public secondary schools NigeriaEntrepreneurial Orientation NigeriaLeadership typeEnrolment Nigeria:SOCIAL SCIENCES::Business and economics [Research Subject Categories]Green Supply Chain ManagementEase of doing business NigeriaService quality Nigeria
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The Challenges Underlying Firm Revival and Resilience in the Post-COVID-19 Phase

2022

Covid-19 is an exogenous shock that has deeply modified the basic building blocks and the micro-mechanisms on which socio-economic systems and organizations rest. The vast majority of both factor markets and final markets have been significantly disrupted on a worldwide scale. As all factors that determine severe crises, the Covid-19 pandemic is a low probability and high impact shock which has significantly changed the environment in which firms operate (Grewal and Tansuhaj 2001, Hudecheck et al. 2020). Such changes have nonetheless been asymmetric, whilst they have menaced the survival of a huge number of firms and have brought to their knees many key industries, it has also ignited rapid…

Covid-19 resilience factor markets final markets supply chain management government interventions
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