Buyer supplier relationship and supply chain sustainability: empirical study of Indian automobile industry

Kumar, Divesh; Rahman, Zillur

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2016.04.007

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“…In order to have a holistic approach to supply chain sustainability and a comprehension of the mechanisms involved in sustainable product supply, researchers need to include some sustainability dimensions such as economic, environmental and social [54]. Some authors reinforce that sustainability performance in a supply chain can only be dimensioned with the performance measured in all sustainability dimensions [55].…”

Section: The Dimensions Of Sustainability and Its Discussion In The mentioning

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Sustainable Supply Chain Management: Analyzing the Past to Determine a Research Agenda

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The incorporation of sustainable aspects in the supply chain management (SCM) has become an important topic for researchers and professionals; however, it is a field that yet lacks a systemic understanding. The objective of this article is to conduct an analysis on the international literature about the SCM sustainability topic, by employing a systematic review protocol, covering the period from 2011 to 2016. The content analysis technique was performed, following the procedures of categorical thematic analysis proposed by Bardin (1977), which considers the creation of categories a posteriori, based in the direction senses related to the content analyzed. Besides to present the main characteristics of the articles related to distribution of publications per year, most studied sectors, main methods and approaches used main countries and journals of publications, we categorize the results at the systemic approach level of the sustainable development dimensions. We found that some dimensions are prominent when compared with the others: For example: the environmental one, on the other hand, the social one is approached few times in the papers considered in our analysis. These results also indicate that this type of discussion needs to be extended to other sectors that have not yet been explored. The contribution of this paper lies on the synthetization of the state-of-the-art related to sustainable SCM in the period considered, highlighting the environmental, social and economic dimensions, in order to identify a research agenda. By identifying possible research gaps, the results of this research contribute to guide future investigations on sustainable SCM, aiding researchers and practitioners in this field.

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“…Identification of triggers and strategies for sustainable supply chain management Gupta, PalsuleDesai (2011) A framework summarising the existing literature regarding sustainable supply chain management Hassini, Searcy, Surti (2012) A framework for sustainable supply chain management (SSCM) Kasturiratne, Liu, Moizer (2012) A hub-and-spoke integration model for integration of sustainable supply chain management (SSCM) and green marketing Seuring (2013) A review and categorisation of modelling techniques for sustainable supply chain management (SSCM) Barnes, Wu (2016) Sustainable supply chain A model for partner selection in a sustainable supply chain Kumar, Rahman (2016) Identification of key factors that determine the buyer-supplier relationship in a sustainable supply chain Source: own elaboration…”

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Environmental and Social Aspects of Supplier Relationship Management

Sosnowski

Bojanowska

2018

Folia Oeconomica

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Due to the rapid growth of significance of sustainable development in recent years, there have been many ideas regarding the practical application of environmental and social concepts in business management. Many of these concepts include the field of supply chain management, which is also a very evolutionary issue. One of the main areas of supply chain management is supplier relationship management. Our goal is to present environmental and social aspects of supplier relationship management taking into consideration individual approaches of specific researchers and to aggregate the gathered information. As a research tool, we used literature analysis, taking into account current works of researchers.

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“…Employees must develop multitasking capabilities that enable the production process to adapt to demand uncertainty (Moon et al, 2012). Flexibility must be extended to suppliers as well, as in-full and on-time deliveries of quality raw materials (Kumar & Rahman, 2016) are also important.…”

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Impact of human resources on wine supply chain flexibility, quality, and economic performance

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Adarme-Jaimes

Blanco‐Fernández

2016

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This article assesses the impact of human resources skills on production quality, flexibility, and economic performance of La Rioja's wine supply chain. These four elements were integrated as latent variables composed of 15 observed variables and associated through six hypotheses. Data were gathered from 64 wineries located in La Rioja, Spain, and hypotheses were validated in a structural equation model using WarpPLS v.5 software. Results indicate that human resources skills have a positive direct impact on SC flexibility and quality, but not on economic performance; however, these variables are indirectly associated through SC quality and SC flexibility.Keywords: Supply chain, flexibility, quality, economic performance, structural equation model, human resources. RESUMENEl objetivo de este artículo es analizar el impacto de las habilidades de los recursos humanos en la calidad obtenida en el proceso de producción, la flexibilidad y el desempeño económico de la cadena de suministro del vino en La Rioja (España). Estos elementos fueron analizados como variables latentes, en las que se integraron 15 variables observadas. Asimismo, seis hipótesis fueron planteadas para relacionar estas variables en un modelo de ecuaciones estructurales, y fueron probadas usando mínimos cuadrados parciales en el software WarpPLS v.5. Los datos fueron obtenidos de 64 empresas vitivinícolas ubicadas en La Rioja, España. Los resultados indicaron que las capacidades de los recursos humanos tienen un impacto directo y positivo en la flexibilidad y la calidad de la cadena de suministro, pero no en el desempeño económico de la misma; sin embargo, el efecto indirecto es obtenido a través de la calidad y la flexibilidad.Palabras clave: Cadena de suministro, flexibilidad, calidad, desempeño económico, modelo de ecuaciones estructurales, recursos humanos.

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Buyer supplier relationship and supply chain sustainability: empirical study of Indian automobile industry

Cited by 128 publications

References 102 publications

Sustainable Supply Chain Management: Analyzing the Past to Determine a Research Agenda

Sustainable Supply Chain Management: Analyzing the Past to Determine a Research Agenda

Environmental and Social Aspects of Supplier Relationship Management

Impact of human resources on wine supply chain flexibility, quality, and economic performance

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