IT-Enabled Sustainable Supply Chain Management Capability Maturity

Xiang, Peng; Kurnia, Sherah; Cui, Tingru

doi:10.24251/hicss.2021.581

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“…The Maturity Model presented in this document is intended for a specific audience, such as IT managers and other department heads. In order for the Nigerian MDAs to accept this model, it will be evaluated by more than one individual for reliability, validity, and generality (Peng et al, 2021; Rahim et al, 2014).…”

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“…Several research, such as Boudreau et al (2008) and Elliot (2011), have begun to investigate the field of Sustainability Supply Chain Management Information System (SSCMIS), and, in the process, initiating debates about MIS/critical IT's role in the deployment of SSCMIS apps and projects. There appears to be a general lack of understanding of the existence of a MIS maturity framework that is specifically designed for exhibiting MIS operations of firms and aligning them with SSCMIS application (Dike, 2007; Ogunsola, 2005; Peng et al, 2021).…”

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Management information system maturity concerns in Nigeria public organizations

Adetunji

Singh

Mkhize

2022

E J Info Sys Dev Countries

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Government departments are under increasing pressure to demonstrate technology effectiveness. One approach that government departments can use to be perceived as more technology effective is to understand the Management Information Systems (MIS) maturity issues that affect their departments. There are gaps in the academic literature about how African governments are dealing with the issues of MIS maturity; and this is also applicable to Nigeria. The purpose of this research is to gain a better understanding of some of the MIS maturity concerns of Nigerian Ministries, Department, and Agencies (MDAs). This is important because senior managers and policymakers can more effectively understand the challenges that affect their respective departments and develop context-appropriate policies. This study is quantitative in nature and primary data in the form of questionnaires were collected from 109 key stakeholders from selected Nigerian government departments. The data were analyzed using Factor analysis as a primary tool. The analysis provided a deeper understanding of some of the issues affecting the maturity within the selected Nigerian MDAs. The results of the analysis were used to develop a model that outlines some of the maturity concerns for the selected Nigerian MDAs. The issues that affect MIS maturity in Nigerian MDAs are related to: (1) integration of MIS initiatives, creating MIS vision, implementation of MIS management policies and the development of supportive MIS objectives which influence MIS maturity, (2) robust MIS objectives and robust MIS management that influences service delivery.

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Management information system maturity concerns in Nigeria public organizations

Adetunji

Singh

Mkhize

2022

E J Info Sys Dev Countries

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“…[6][7][8] This is where the need for advanced technologies to be incorporated across chains and their business processes has been rising in the desire to achieve efficiencies and environment friendliness. 9,10 Blockchain is a known technology with a widespread ability to facilitate eliminating supply chain complexities. 1,11,12 BT has also termed the organization's strength to integrate supply chain channel members' activities and resources to add value to all SC interactions.…”

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Interconnection between the role of blockchain technologies, supply chain integration, and circular economy: A case of small and medium-sized enterprises in Pakistan

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Increased industrialization has led to unprecedented resource depletion on a global scale. The current state of affairs has compelled practitioners and academics to investigate the role of sustainable technologies in greening the operations of businesses. Previous studies have attempted to examine the number of operational aspects for their role in making firms sustainable, yet the utility of blockchain technologies is in its infancy. The role of BT in enhancing integration across supply chains has been in the limelight in the recent past. At the same time, its ability to cause sustainable supply chain performance (SSCP) in sync with the circular economy (CE) and supply chain integration (SCI) has largely remained unexplored. Therefore, this study intends to examine the association between blockchain technologies (BTs) and SSCPs through integration to fill the empirical gaps. The study was pursued to investigate the moderating role of the CE on the relationship between multiple extents of SCI and SSCP. Based on dynamic capability theory (DCT), the study considered BT a dynamic resource. BTs are used to integrate and reenergize the relationships with upstream and downstream channel members in pursuit of sustainable performance outcomes. The study opted for a cross-sectional design, where data was collected through convenience sampling from 475 managers from SMEs operating across Pakistan. PLS-SEM was used to analyze the data and to generate the required empirical outcomes. Study results favored the significant association between BT and SSCP, followed by a significant mediating role of SCI dimensions and moderating role of the CE. The study's findings propagate the utility of BTs adoption for SMEs, which holds the potential for firms to achieve system-wide integration to achieve sustainable outcomes. The given empirical investigation holds valuable insights for practitioners and scholars intending to pursue research on the subject matter.

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“…SSCM practices require information sharing among the supply chain partners [6]. Therefore, the use of ICT to capture, store, process, manage and share data within and across organizations, is critical for SSCM [7].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…For example, Zhong et al [8] noted that emerging technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT) were used to facilitate sustainable logistics operations through real-time data capturing and quality traceability. Moreover, there are studies that focus on IT-enabled SSCM capability maturity (e.g., Peng et al [7]). However, there is a lack of research investigating factors influencing ICTenabled SSCM adoption.…”

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Understanding Factors Affecting the Adoption of ICT-Enabled Sustainable Supply Chain Management Practices

Yao¹,

Xiang²,

Kurnia³

et al. 2022

Proceedings of the Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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In recent years, a growing number of organizations have introduced sustainable supply chain management (SSCM) practices to enhance their economic, environment and social performance. SSCM practices are supported by information and communication technologies (ICT) to facilitate the coordination among the supply chain partners. Despite the importance of ICT-enabled SSCM practices, their adoption factors are still understudied. This study thus investigates factors affecting the adoption of ICT-enabled SSCM practices, using the Australian food industry as the study context. Through multiple case studies, we identify fifteen factors at the national, industry, supply chain, and organizational levels, including two new factors: environmental uncertainties and ICT resources of supply chain partners. Competitive pressure, though identified in the literature, is not found to be influential in our study. This study offers several implications to research and practice in SSCM.

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IT-Enabled Sustainable Supply Chain Management Capability Maturity

Cited by 5 publications

References 17 publications

Management information system maturity concerns in Nigeria public organizations

Management information system maturity concerns in Nigeria public organizations

Interconnection between the role of blockchain technologies, supply chain integration, and circular economy: A case of small and medium-sized enterprises in Pakistan

Understanding Factors Affecting the Adoption of ICT-Enabled Sustainable Supply Chain Management Practices

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