Designing and planning Agricultural Supply Chain Traceability System based on modern RFID technology

Huang, Lijuan; Luo, Qiaoqiao; Yu, Peng; Yu, Guoping

doi:10.1109/mec.2011.6025908

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“…In line with prior studies that focus on the role of blockchain in promoting supply chain traceability (Hastig and Sodhi, 2020; Casino et al , 2021), we find that supply chain digitalization can enhance supply chain traceability as well as supply chain agility. Much of the previous literature on supply chain agility and traceability has been done in the context of Western/developed countries (Dhaigude and Kapoor, 2017; Rejeb et al , 2020; Huang et al , 2011; Sodhi and Tang, 2019). Consistent with their findings, this study shows that supply chain agility and traceability are positively related to performance improvement in China, which indicates that the conclusions of this study have some generalizability in a sense.…”

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Supply chain digitalization and performance improvement: a moderated mediation model

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Wang

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Purpose Leveraging the benefits of supply chain digitalization is a big challenge for many firms. To address this issue, this study aims to use information processing theory to explore the mechanisms between supply chain digitalization and supply chain performance. Design/methodology/approach Based on survey data from 223 Chinese companies, the authors tested the moderated mediation model using the Process program in SPSS. Findings The empirical results reveal that supply chain traceability and supply chain agility partially mediate the supply chain digitalization–supply chain performance relationship. More interestingly, the above significant mediation effects show differences across industries. In particular, manufacturing firms rely more on supply chain traceability, whereas supply chain agility contributes more to service firms. Lastly, supply chain dynamism is a significant moderator that enhances the mediation effect of supply chain traceability in the supply chain digitalization–supply chain performance relationship. Originality/value This study offers new insights into the growing literature on supply chain digitalization by proposing a new moderated mediation model that demonstrates the relative importance of different mediators. The findings also help managers boost their supply chain performance in the digital era.

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