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Supply chain practice and information sharing

Article Abstract:

The supply chain management environment is improved by effective information sharing and supply chain practice. The integration of these two concepts in supply chain management is studied based on data from North American manufacturers. Information sharing affects supply chain practice, and that supply chain dynamism has an influence on both.

Influence, Supply chains, Report, Information behavior, Information behaviour

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Social exchange in supply chain relationships: the resulting benefits of procedural and distributive justice

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By applying the social exchange theory, the upshots of procedural and distributive justice in supply chain relationships are represented. The study is based on data obtained from a survey of 290 supply chain relationships.

Exchange theory (Sociology)

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Supplier-supplier relationships in the buyer-supplier triad: building theories from eight case studies

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Eight cases that represent the kinetics of supplier-supplier relationship are advanced and examined. Supply chain management, archetypes, operations strategy, etc. are also discussed in detail.

Case studies, Vendors and purchasers (Law)

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