Organizational and Process Innovations in International Logistics Companies: the Relevance and Expected Benefits

Viederytė, Rasa

doi:10.15181/rfds.v20i3.1350

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“…Due to the full volume of information generated it enables automatic alerts or messages to both creators and users. The use of smart technologies for the management of logistics processes can accelerate digitalization, promote resource efficiency, and reduce environmental pollution as evidenced by Bučaitė-Vilkė and Tereškinas [60], Moldabekova [61], Akkad and Bányai [62], Davidavičienė et al [63], Wei et al [64], Junge [65], Leichteris et al [66] and Viederytė [67]. Sustainability issues are seen as the future objectives of the European Union.…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Competitiveness of the Shared Economy Model for Sustainable Management of Logistics Systems

Ingram¹

2022

ABIS

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This paper analyses the shared economy model to sustainably manage the tangible and in- tangible resources of logistics systems. A critical review of literature on the current supply chain management policy and technological platform in current use that supports it was done to suggest a new conceptual framework for logistics processes' sustainable management on a shared economy platform. This was examined according to how the concepts of new technologies influence logistics and the role of sustainable management platforms of the shared economy in enabling greater improved logistics processes. The inductive methodology approach was applied using multi-criteria analysis interpretive research method. The impact of the shared business model on each stakeholder and beneficiary varies according to how resources are consumed and its adoption according to the core business models requirements of each. Current scientific literature does not identify the impact this phenomenon has on companies in different sectors, as there is a lack of detailed analysis and evidence to fill this gap, particularly as the Internet of Things (IoT) monetize digital assets autonomously through the Economy of Things (EoT) marketplaces. From the analysis conducted, the findings provide a concept of the prototype framework required for the shared economy in the e-logistics' ecosystems rather than traditional ones, modelled using multi-criteria analysis interpretive methods as a strategic resource within the shared economy of supply chain management systems.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Competitiveness of the Shared Economy Model for Sustainable Management of Logistics Systems

Ingram¹

2022

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“…Change is unavoidable and affects the nonprofit sector. Viederytė's (2016) study deducted that innovation is critical for persistence and strength of NPOs' survival. For religious leaders to engineering organizational performance growth, Hopkins et al's (2014) uncovered the need for leaders to possess innovation ability for managing change.…”

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confidence: 99%

Nonprofit Church Leaders’ Perceptions and Lived Experiences Involving Innovation Competency and Change Management: A Phenomenological Study

Addai-Duah

Hoon

Sinatra

2020

JOSC

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Innovation competency among religious leaders has been an area of study as nonprofit researchers continue to discover that conventional ways of managing change are no longer effective when tackling present issues. Discussions regarding using innovation competency to manage change among religious leaders are vague, despite benefits to the nonprofit sector. The purpose of this qualitative phenomenological study was to explore the lived experiences of nonprofit church leaders to better understand how innovation competency has shaped organizational change results. Boyatzis’ effective job performance model was the conceptual framework that guided this study. Interview data were gathered from 14 participants who met the inclusion criteria of being a leader with innovation competency experience living in New York, New York. Data from the transcripts were inductively analyzed by using computer software and coded techniques for 10 emergent themes. Results revealed improved organizational performance for church leaders who used innovation competency in managing change, along with spirituality and faith. However, emerging themes showed diverse reasons for innovation competency use and its influences on leaders’ behavioral characteristics. Positive social change can be achieved by promoting innovation competency among religious leaders irrespective of spirituality, belief, and doctrine position regarding change management and organizational performance. Outcomes of this study may also provide useful information for religious leaders regarding implementing new ways and programs to help organizational growth.

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“…For logistics firms that serve the market in the new economy, technology, knowledge and relationship networks are three necessity for service innovation (Chapman et al, 2003). The current progress of the logistics industry is focused on innovative management approach which means companies that will increase the use of the new management process to systematically implement and improve (Viederyte, 2016). Logistics innovation has been defined as any logistics-related service that is regarded as new and helpful to a particular focal audience .…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Technological innovations for logistics include Materials Resource Planning (MRP) systems, Electronic Data Interchange (EDI), Global Positioning Systems (GPS), barcoding, RFID tags and so on. In addition to incremental innovations, radical ones not only reduce cost and time, but also increase the consistency and flexibility of logistics operations (Cichosz et al, 2017 Viederyte (2016) argues that the development of process innovations in transport, logistics and e-systems will be determined by growing passenger and goods carriage flows and the cargo handling volumes; increasing concentration of people in cities, resulting in uneven loading of road infrastructure and increasing traffic jams; increasing pollution of the environment and the greenhouse effect; stronger competition because of third countries which lowers prices.…”

Section: Innovation and Logisticsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Prioritizing Innovation Factors by Using Analytic Network Process

Taşel¹,

Bayarçelik²,

Apak³

2019

Beykoz Akademi Dergisi

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The emergence and development of the fourth industrial revolution affects production systems. This new revolution also has an impact on logistics, which has a direct relationship with production. Organizations give importance on innovation, technological change and product differentiation to compete with their rivals. Innovativeness creates better understanding of customer needs and wants, catch up their rivals and become more proactive in seeking the market opportunities for organizations. Therefore, improving logistics services using innovations can help improving strong customer relationships, derive barriers to competition, increase customer loyalty, change costs and conduct market activities more effectively. In this context, the objective of this study is to prioritize the innovation factors in logistics industry using a pairwise comprehensive method named Analytic Network Process (ANP). This model is proposed to define a ranking between selected criteria for innovation based decisions. This methodology demonstrates, which criteria has the most important role in the innovation processes.

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Organizational and Process Innovations in International Logistics Companies: the Relevance and Expected Benefits

Cited by 7 publications

References 10 publications

Competitiveness of the Shared Economy Model for Sustainable Management of Logistics Systems

Competitiveness of the Shared Economy Model for Sustainable Management of Logistics Systems

Nonprofit Church Leaders’ Perceptions and Lived Experiences Involving Innovation Competency and Change Management: A Phenomenological Study

Prioritizing Innovation Factors by Using Analytic Network Process

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