Enhancing supply chain resilience with supply chain governance and finance: the enabling role of digital technology adoption

Lu, Qiang; Wang, Xinyi; Wang, Yu

doi:10.1108/bpmj-11-2022-0601

Cited by 26 publications

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“…Multiple regression [63] This study verifies three fit mechanisms between digitally driven business capability and supply chain governance and their effects on supply chain resilience.…”

Section: Supply Chain Managementmentioning

confidence: 69%

Resource and Cognitive Perspectives: Unraveling the Influence Mechanism of Project Governance on Organizational Resilience in Infrastructure Projects

Lv,

Chen,

Wang

2023

Buildings

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The tendency of infrastructure projects to be complex, large-scale, and long-term prompts temporary project organizations’ need to have resilience to deal with various risks, uncertainties, and crises. The resource and cognitive capacity of stakeholders are key factors in infrastructure project governance and crisis response in the face of shock generation. Moreover, previous studies on organizational resilience of infrastructure projects have lacked exploration from project governance perspectives. Hence, the objective of this study is to investigate the influence of contractual and relational governance on the organizational resilience of infrastructure projects from the perspectives of resource reconfiguration and organizational cognition. Firstly, this study established a conceptual model through a theoretical background and hypotheses development. Then, a questionnaire was designed for participants in the infrastructure projects to collect data on the respective effects of each variable. A total of 519 complete responses to the questionnaire were collected, and a path model was developed to quantitatively measure the impact of contractual and relational governance on organizational resilience using the partial least squares–structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM) method. Finally, the model was validated using reliability and validity testing, hypotheses testing, and mediating effect testing. The results of the study showed that the contractual and relational governance can enhance the level of organizational resilience. Resource reconfiguration and organizational cognition play a mediating role in the relationship between project governance and organizational resilience. This study extends the theoretical research on the impact of project governance on organizational resilience, and deepens the intrinsic link between the two from the perspective of resource reconfiguration and organizational cognition, so as to provide effective theoretical guidance for crisis response and sustainable operation of infrastructure projects.

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“…Multiple regression [63] This study verifies three fit mechanisms between digitally driven business capability and supply chain governance and their effects on supply chain resilience.…”

Section: Supply Chain Managementmentioning

confidence: 69%

Resource and Cognitive Perspectives: Unraveling the Influence Mechanism of Project Governance on Organizational Resilience in Infrastructure Projects

Lv,

Chen,

Wang

2023

Buildings

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“…This supports organisations' ability to adapt to changes and make use of opportunities [38,40,41]. In turn, it facilitates their development of absorptive capacity [12] and resilience [20,37], especially since collaboration and governance among organisations support supply chain dynamic capabilities [42].…”

Section: Relationship Between Sccdcs and Dcsmentioning

confidence: 94%

Empowering Clusters: How Dynamic Capabilities Drive Sustainable Supply Chain Clusters in Egypt

Barakat,

Wu,

Tipi

2023

Sustainability

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Drawing on systems theory, the extended resource-based view and dynamic capability theory, this research develops an integrated framework to offer a more nuanced understanding of the mediating role of dynamic capabilities between supply chain cluster design characteristics and economic, social and environmental sustainability. Data were collected from organisations in Egypt through a questionnaire survey and were analysed using structural equation modelling. Based on 811 responses, a multi-mediation model analysis using Smart-PLS recognises that geographical concentration, networked collaboration and supporting services systems are critical supply chain cluster design characteristics that offer a pool of resources and collective knowledge that help organisations build absorptive capacity and resilience, which, in turn, help in protecting, reconfiguring and developing the shared resources to achieve high levels of environmental, social and economic sustainability. The findings affirm that supply chain clusters can be used as a tool to maintain desired sustainability levels in a dynamic business environment as it will allow organisations to cope with sudden changes in the market quickly and efficiently. This will allow organisations to improve sustainability performance by developing their dynamic capabilities with enhanced supporting services and network collaboration, thereby adequately exploiting external knowledge and opportunities, as well as effectively mitigating business vulnerability. This will also help in extending the three theoretical lenses through contextualising their abstract ideas in a supply chain cluster context and analyse data from a developing market. This is particularly important as further investigation is needed regarding supply chain clusters and the relationship between dynamic capabilities and sustainability in different contexts, especially since previous studies focused on developed economies and did not use the combination of these variables.

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Sun,

He,

Yue

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J Knowl Econ

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Enhancing supply chain resilience with supply chain governance and finance: the enabling role of digital technology adoption

Cited by 26 publications

References 47 publications

Resource and Cognitive Perspectives: Unraveling the Influence Mechanism of Project Governance on Organizational Resilience in Infrastructure Projects

Resource and Cognitive Perspectives: Unraveling the Influence Mechanism of Project Governance on Organizational Resilience in Infrastructure Projects

Empowering Clusters: How Dynamic Capabilities Drive Sustainable Supply Chain Clusters in Egypt

RETRACTED ARTICLE: Unleashing Competitive Edge in the Digital Era: Exploring Information Interaction Capabilities of Emerging Smart Manufacturing Enterprises

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