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Impact of supply chain linkages on supply chain performance
Industrial Management & Data Systems, 2009PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to examine the impact of supply chain linkages on supply chain performance (SCP). It aims to define and describe linkage constructs for power, benefits, and risk reduction and develop multi‐item scales for their measurement.
Pamela J. Zelbst +3 more
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Supply chain management practices in toy supply chains
Supply Chain Management: An International Journal, 2005PurposeInnovative products usually experience highly unpredictable and variable demand. This is especially valid for the volatile and seasonal toy industry, which produces high obsolete inventory, lost sales and markdown. In such a volatile industry, what supply chain management (SCM) practices are applicable and effective?
Wong, C. Y. +2 more
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The mediation role of supply chain agility on supply chain orientation-supply chain performance link
Journal of Decision Systems, 2017The role of supply chain agility (SCA) and its effect on supply chain performance (SCP) is poorly recognised in the operations management literature. As the nature of supply chain is inclining towards high flexibility, the SCA becomes value enhancing, indicating its effective nature.
Amol S. Dhaigude, Rohit Kapoor
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International Journal of Production Research, 2018
Supply chain managers across the globe are finding it difficult to manage the increasingly complex supply chains despite adopting a variety of risk mitigation strategies.
Sirish Kumar Gouda, Haritha Saranga
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Supply chain managers across the globe are finding it difficult to manage the increasingly complex supply chains despite adopting a variety of risk mitigation strategies.
Sirish Kumar Gouda, Haritha Saranga
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IT Professional, 2019
Reports on supply chains as major sources of cybersecurity threats. Companies and organizations increasingly share data, credentials, software code, applications, networks, and infrastructures with “trusted” supply chain partners. Supply chains can be sources of cybervulnerabilities.
Nir Kshetri, Jeffrey M. Voas
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Reports on supply chains as major sources of cybersecurity threats. Companies and organizations increasingly share data, credentials, software code, applications, networks, and infrastructures with “trusted” supply chain partners. Supply chains can be sources of cybervulnerabilities.
Nir Kshetri, Jeffrey M. Voas
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2022
Supply chain fairness refers to the practices that members in a supply chain treat each other. Due to imperfections of a competitive market, some members could exploit their positions or circumstances that enabled them to gain excessive advantage over others. Such unfair practices could be in the form of unfair prices, unfair trade, or unfair pay.
Li Chen, Hau L. Lee, Christopher S. Tang
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Supply chain fairness refers to the practices that members in a supply chain treat each other. Due to imperfections of a competitive market, some members could exploit their positions or circumstances that enabled them to gain excessive advantage over others. Such unfair practices could be in the form of unfair prices, unfair trade, or unfair pay.
Li Chen, Hau L. Lee, Christopher S. Tang
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Modelling Supply Chain Measurement in Omni-Channel Supply Chain
Operations Research ForumzbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Jirapan Liangrokapart +1 more
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Mathematics in the Supply Chain
Oberwolfach Reports, 2005Mathematical models and methods have been established in various fields of applications in recent years. These include transport and traffic (see for instance the Oberwolfach workshop on “Traffic and Transport Optimization” in 1999), production planning (see Handbooks in Operations Research and Management Science, the volume on “Logistics of Production
Robert E. Bixby +3 more
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Supply chain myopia and overlapping supply chains
Journal of Business & Industrial Marketing, 2006PurposeThe paper seeks to understand and analyse how integration changes in one supply chain are influenced by the overlap between chainsDesign/methodology/approachThe paper discusses the concepts of supply chain, firm network, overlap and integration.
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2007
A supply chain has been defined as “Three or more companies (suppliers, focal company and customer) linked together by flows of products, services, information and finance, which may include manufacturing” (Mentzer, et. al. 2001). In other words, a supply chain consists of multiple firms with each firm engaging in multiple functions in a combined ...
Foggin, James H. +2 more
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A supply chain has been defined as “Three or more companies (suppliers, focal company and customer) linked together by flows of products, services, information and finance, which may include manufacturing” (Mentzer, et. al. 2001). In other words, a supply chain consists of multiple firms with each firm engaging in multiple functions in a combined ...
Foggin, James H. +2 more
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