Herbert Kotzab
Supply chain management implementation in Austria
Kotzab, Herbert; Grant, David B.; Teller, Christoph
Authors
David B. Grant
Christoph Teller
Contributors
Chandra Lalwani
Editor
John Mangan
Editor
Tim Butcher
Editor
Adrian Mondragon
Editor
Abstract
Supply chain management (SCM) enables the internal and external integration of business processes with customers and suppliers in order to add customer value. There is a burgeoning need to implement SCM in organizations stemming from increased competition that is nowadays between networks of organizations rather than individual actors. Thus, SCM needs to be incorporated into an organization’s existing competitive strategies. However, there has been little theoretical discussion or empirical study regarding the prioritization and implementation of SCM strategies within organizations. This paper discusses a recently-developed decision tool for identifying and prioritizing strategies to improve SCM implementation and its preliminary use in a replication study of SCM managers in Austrian organizations.
Citation
Kotzab, H., Grant, D. B., & Teller, C. (2007). Supply chain management implementation in Austria. In C. Lalwani, J. Mangan, T. Butcher, & A. Mondragon (Eds.), Logistics Research Network 2007 Conference Proceedings (LRN 2007), Hull UK, 252 - 257
Conference Name | Logistics Research Network 2007 Conference |
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Publication Date | 2007 |
Pages | 252 - 257 |
Book Title | Logistics Research Network 2007 Conference Proceedings (LRN 2007), Hull UK |
Public URL | https://hull-repository.worktribe.com/output/417938 |
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