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International Journal of Production Research, 2019
Blockchain possesses the potential of transforming global supply chain management. Gartner predicts that blockchain could be able to track $2 T of goods and services in their movement across the globe by 2023, and blockchain will be a more than $3 ...
Yanling Chang, E. Iakovou, Wei-Dong Shi
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Blockchain possesses the potential of transforming global supply chain management. Gartner predicts that blockchain could be able to track $2 T of goods and services in their movement across the globe by 2023, and blockchain will be a more than $3 ...
Yanling Chang, E. Iakovou, Wei-Dong Shi
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Automating the Supply Chain in the OR
AORN Journal, 1999ABSTRACTAt the University of Louisville (Ky) Hospital, staff members from the materials management and surgery departments have worked together to automate the supply chain. The goals were to remove supply activities from clinical staff members whenever possible, obtain and apply information for better product ordering and use, reduce personnel in the ...
J, Graham, M S, Brewer, V T, Byrd
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Transparency in food supply chains: A review of enabling technology solutions
Trends in Food Science & Technology, 2019Background Modern food supply chains are complex and contain numerous stakeholders, with each performing specific roles pertaining to food production.
Jake Astill +6 more
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Journal of Business Continuity & Emergency Planning, 2021
This paper explores the significance of supply chains to modern economies and the brittle nature of those supply chains. It considers how this brittleness is increasingly exposed by an array of threats, both natural and manmade, as well as the pressures placed on supply chains from rapid changes in society’s expectations and priorities, including with ...
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This paper explores the significance of supply chains to modern economies and the brittle nature of those supply chains. It considers how this brittleness is increasingly exposed by an array of threats, both natural and manmade, as well as the pressures placed on supply chains from rapid changes in society’s expectations and priorities, including with ...
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Incentives and Emission Responsibility Allocation in Supply Chains
Management Sciences, 2020Because greenhouse-gas (GHG) emissions from the supply chains of just the 2,500 largest global corporations account for more than 20% of global emissions, rationalizing emissions in supply chains could make an important contribution toward meeting the ...
Sanjith Gopalakrishnan +4 more
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The TQM Journal
Purpose In this paper, the impact of supply chain (SC) analytics on SC performance, SC ambidexterity and SC transparency in textile sector enterprises will be experimentally evaluated. Its goal is to investigate how SC transparency and ambidexterity could act as mediators.
Ayman Wael Al-Khatib +1 more
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Purpose In this paper, the impact of supply chain (SC) analytics on SC performance, SC ambidexterity and SC transparency in textile sector enterprises will be experimentally evaluated. Its goal is to investigate how SC transparency and ambidexterity could act as mediators.
Ayman Wael Al-Khatib +1 more
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2014
We study experimentally bargaining in a multiple-tier supply chain with horizontal competition and sequential bargaining between tiers. Our treatments vary the cost differences between firms in tiers 1 and 2. We measure how these underlying costs influence the efficiency, negotiated prices, and profit distribution across the supply chain, as well as ...
Stephen Leider, William S. Lovejoy
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We study experimentally bargaining in a multiple-tier supply chain with horizontal competition and sequential bargaining between tiers. Our treatments vary the cost differences between firms in tiers 1 and 2. We measure how these underlying costs influence the efficiency, negotiated prices, and profit distribution across the supply chain, as well as ...
Stephen Leider, William S. Lovejoy
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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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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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