Drivers of supply network governance: an explorative study of the Dutch chemical industry

Article Abstract:

Case studies of Dutch chemical industry exploring the drivers of supply network governance are presented. The studies have found interdependence of organizational activities and asset-specific investments as the key drivers in the network governance of the chemical industry.

CHEMICALS AND ALLIED PRODUCTS, Surinam, Chemical industry, Pesticides industry, Herbicides, Suriname, Sulphur industry

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Sharing sensitive information supply relationships: the flaws in one-way open-book negotiation and the need for transparency

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A study of supply chains, wherein customers and suppliers have to share trade secrets, is presented. Problems in negotiating such transactions are discussed, and the need for transparency is highlighted.

United Kingdom, Marketing procedures, Contracts & orders received, Police Protection, Patents & copyrights, Trade Secrets, Contracts & orders let, Contracts, Intellectual property, Contract agreement, Industrial suppliers, Customer relations

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A conceptual model of value-transparency in supply

Article Abstract:

A new value-transparency (V-T) model for improving supplier-buyer relations is presented.

Models, Vendor relations

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