Innovation in supply networks—A research framework and roadmap

Kumar, Subodha; Narayanan, Sriram; Salvador, Fabrizio

doi:10.1002/joom.1122

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“…21 21 There are exceptions such as triadic (e.g., Choi & Wu, 2009) research in SCM. There is also a relatively large and growing research on networks (e.g., Kumar et al, 2020), although even then the focus is typically on how a single firm is impacted by its position in the network. …”

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“…Managing extended supply chains becomes more challenging when one considers the extent to which physical and human geography can influence the value dimensions of cost, quality, delivery, responsiveness, and innovation throughout the extended supply chain (Kumar et al, 2020; Novak & Choi, 2016). In this context, geography is more than just about locations—it involves aspects of both physical and human geography.…”

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Managing extended supply chains

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We address how to manage extended supply chains that lie beyond the first‐tier suppliers. The first‐tier suppliers have their suppliers who provide them with goods or services. While lower‐tier suppliers are often not an explicit concern of the focal firm, the firm's performance not only depends on the performance of its first‐tier suppliers, but also on the performance of their suppliers and beyond. These lower‐tier suppliers are much less visible and may not even be known to the focal firm. Our intention is to bring awareness to the importance of these lower‐tier suppliers and capture possible strategies that buying companies may pursue to manage them. Extended supply chains are complex and involve evolving relationships between various buyers and suppliers that are located along different tiers of the chain and across different parts of the globe. We address several topic areas and suggest emerging research focuses that should be considered in coming years.

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“…(Sinkovics et al, 2018); Products, services, data and information in the supply network are potential vectors of innovation. (Kumar et al, 2020) Technological hubs or knowledge intermediaries assist organizations in creating successful partnerships to foster innovation (Cantù et al, 2015) The new product development activities and suppliers play effective key role connecting the relationship between the IT-based supply chain and the performance of the new product. (Kou et al, 2018) Product modularity/multi-skilled employees increase new product development outcomes, when the level of supplier involvement is high (Ye et al, 2018) The role of entrepreneurial orientation is a determinant of customer value co-creation behavior (Tuan, 2017) Alliance relationships, strategic objectives, service actualization, and intrapreneurship drive the value cocreation.…”

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Outsourcing Supply Chain: Systematic Literature Review on Innovation Driver Factors Towards Collaborative Network

Hamidin

Rofaida

2021

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Innovation and collaboration are essential to every organization in order to compete with its competitors. Outsourcing is done to distribute part of the responsibility of the parent organization so that it can be focused on its core business. The purpose of this literature review study is to determine innovation in collaborative networks related to the outsourcing supply chain. The SLR methodology was used in this study, while the database was taken from 6 sources, i.e., Emerald, Sage Journal, SpringerLink, IEEE, ScienceDirect, Wiley Online Library, and obtained 50 appropriate articles relevant to the topic. The literature review resulted that there are six trend innovations as collaboration network drivers. The future trends of innovation will be the dominance of research leading on three innovation trends, namely collaborative innovation, Innovation ecosystem, and open innovation in line with the development of technology and information disclosure.

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Innovation in supply networks—A research framework and roadmap

Cited by 21 publications

References 97 publications

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Managing extended supply chains

Outsourcing Supply Chain: Systematic Literature Review on Innovation Driver Factors Towards Collaborative Network

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