Empirical Relationships of Perceived Environmental Uncertainty, Supply Chain Collaboration and Operational Performance: Analyses of Direct, Indirect and Total Effects

Bae, Hee Sung

doi:10.1016/j.ajsl.2017.12.010

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“…According to contingency theory, environmental uncertainty affects firms as opportunities and threats and it has a negative effect on firm performance. However, firms find opportunities in environmental uncertainty and would change the negative effect into the positive effect [12]. Orientation for SCM means that staff recognizes SCM, and then they strategically and structurally change firms to fit in the direction of SCM to perform SCM.…”

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“…However, research on precedent factors of collaboration for SCM is not active. For instance, Bae [12] identified perceived environmental uncertainty as a precedent factor of supply chain collaboration. In addition, Iyer [13] and Rodrigues et al [14] confirmed that logistics information systems have positive effect on supply chain collaboration.…”

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The Relationships between Orientation, Collaboration and Performance for Supply Chain Management of Korean FDI Firms for Sustainable Growth

Bae

2020

Sustainability

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The objective of this study is to verify the relationships between orientation, collaboration and performance for supply chain management (SCM) of Korean foreign direct investment (FDI) firms for sustainable growth. To achieve the objective, this study created the research model, and the research hypotheses came from prior research. The questionnaire was sent to Korean FDI firms, and the collected data were analyzed by various analytical methods such as a factor analysis, a Cronbach’s alpha coefficient, structural equation modeling (SEM) and a moderated regression analysis. The results are as follows. First, orientation for SCM has a positive effect on collaboration for SCM. Global SCM is regarded as an essential part in the era in which a value chain is globalized, and as a result, it is globally performed in the procurement of raw materials, production of goods and sales of final goods. To perform global SCM, staff of manufacturers should have recognition of SCM from the internal viewpoint of a firm, they should create strategy and structure for SCM from the whole viewpoint of a firm, and they should disseminate it to suppliers and customers. Second, collaboration for SCM has a positive effect on supply chain performance. The key factors are collaboration with international logistics service providers as well as inter-departmental collaboration. The collaboration is based on attaining efficiency and effectiveness, and as a result, firms achieve superior supply chain performance.

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The Relationships between Orientation, Collaboration and Performance for Supply Chain Management of Korean FDI Firms for Sustainable Growth

Bae

2020

Sustainability

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“…However, we have studied on different firm performances that could yield more precise results. Third, there are a limited number of studies in the logistics sector and companies that adopt the SP approach (Bae, 2017;Ballou, 2004;Rojo et al, 2018). Fourth, EC is concerned with the application of SP rather than a complementary dimension of SP.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Strategy Under Uncertainty: A Sectoral Analysis of Strategic Posture and Performance in the Turkish Logistics Sector

ÖZMUTLU

Can

2022

Yildiz Social Science Review

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This study investigates the effect of environmental conditions on firm performance in the Turkish logistics sector, in the context of the mediating role of strategic posture and interaction between the variables. The data set covering the Marmara region was expanded to cover all Turkey, and the hypotheses in the research model created by extending the period were retested and the study was repeated. The sector was analyzed on a country basis by comparing the findings. In this research, a survey was conducted with 475 people working in managerial positions in firms operating in the Turkish logistics sector. Empirical evidence regarding the mediating role of strategic posture was obtained from this study. As a result, it was determined how important it is for Turkish logistics companies to have a strategic posture, and it is a very important complement in terms of improving performance. In addition, the necessity for companies examined within the scope of the study to make strategic choices in line with the impact of environmental conditions was revealed.

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“…The era of mass production had originally introduced the term supply chain management (SCM) to refer to the network of collaborations (Bae, 2017), such as; logistics (Bartholdi & Hankman, 2011;Lau, 2014;Lee & Woo, 2019), inventory management (Dorfman, 1954), transportation (Mitchell & Kovach, 2016;Robb & Silver, 1998), information (Lee & Woo, 2019;Lee & Nam, 2016), sourcing and competitive pricing with the high level of flexibility (Song & Song, 2009), and relationship to the customer or market demand (Extron, 2012). While ensuring a high level of product availability, SCM strives for customer value, and low cost (Carmelita, 2019;Irhamsyah, 2015).…”

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Supply chain management, inventory management & financial performance: evidence from manufacturing firms

Anantadjaya¹,

Nawangwulan²,

Irhamsyah³

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lingcure

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Supply chain management has always been fascinating to study. Not only goods but also the integration of logistical complexities to meet the requirements of customers or corporations (Extron, 2012). At the same time, inventory management is also fundamental in supply chain management (Dorfman, 1954; Hult et al., 2004). Warehouse management systems play an important role in logistics to maintain effectiveness, controlling movement and storage of materials. This system is critical because it involves chain management. This study strives to find evidence on order picking systems to maximize warehouse space and warehouse performance. Also, this study attempts to test the likelihood that inventory management has a significant influence on financial performance in the manufacturing industry. The methodology relies on qualitative and quantitative approaches to note the successful implementation of the order picking system, and the financial impact. This study provides evidence on the substantial relationships among SCM, inventory management & financial performance.

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Empirical Relationships of Perceived Environmental Uncertainty, Supply Chain Collaboration and Operational Performance: Analyses of Direct, Indirect and Total Effects

Cited by 21 publications

References 73 publications

The Relationships between Orientation, Collaboration and Performance for Supply Chain Management of Korean FDI Firms for Sustainable Growth

The Relationships between Orientation, Collaboration and Performance for Supply Chain Management of Korean FDI Firms for Sustainable Growth

Strategy Under Uncertainty: A Sectoral Analysis of Strategic Posture and Performance in the Turkish Logistics Sector

Supply chain management, inventory management & financial performance: evidence from manufacturing firms

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