Present and future trends of supply chain management in the presence of COVID-19: a structured literature review

Shi, Xiaoran; Liu, Weihua; Zhang, Jiahui

doi:10.1080/13675567.2021.1988909

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“…The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed that traditional supply chain network design is no longer effective, highlighting the importance of supply chain resilience. As one of the cutting-edge technologies to help enterprises recover quickly in the post-pandemic era, blockchain technology is conducive to the improvement and recovery of enterprises and supply chain networks (Shi et al, 2021). Blockchain technology is a relatively developed emerging distributed accounting technology (Babich and Hilary, 2020).…”

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Collaborative adoption of blockchain technology: A supply chain contract perspective

Liu

Shi

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Front. Eng. Manag.

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The outbreak of COVID-19 has significantly affected the development of enterprises. In the post-pandemic era, blockchain technology has become one of the important technologies to help enterprises quickly gain market competitiveness. The heavy investment required of supply chain stakeholders to employ blockchain technology has hindered its adoption and application. To tackle this issue, this study aims to facilitate the adoption of blockchain technology in a supply chain consisting of a core enterprise and a small/medium-sized enterprise through an effective supply chain contract. We analyze the performance of a cost-sharing (CS) contract and a revenue-sharing (RS) contract and propose a new hybrid CS-RS contract for better performance. We conduct comparative analyses of the three contracts and find that the hybrid CS-RS contract can more effectively incentivize both parties to reach the highest level of blockchain technology adoption and achieve supply chain coordination.

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Collaborative adoption of blockchain technology: A supply chain contract perspective

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Shi

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Front. Eng. Manag.

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“…A sense of urgency was felt among the retailers as the COVID -19 guidelines were not very clear to people [ 6 ]. COVID-19 was differentiated from earlier SC disruptions by a seven-dimensional analysis (geography, scale, goods and services available to people, early preparation & individual influence and attitude, monetary sector, time, and event).…”

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Assessment of challenges and problems in supply chain among retailers during COVID-19 epidemic through AHP-TOPSIS hybrid MCDM technique

Islam¹,

Khan

Ahmad³

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Internet of Things and Cyber-Physical Systems

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“…In the presence of coronavirus disease 2019 , due to the social distance restriction, consumers' regular consumption behaviors and patterns have been changing fundamentally (Shi et al, 2021). Thereafter, another innovative group buying model has emerged and developed explosively with a specific focus on consumer's location, known as community-based group buying (CGB).…”

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“…In the presence of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), due to the social distance restriction, consumers' regular consumption behaviors and patterns have been changing fundamentally (Shi et al. , 2021).…”

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A trust model for consumer conversion in community-based group buying: the dual roles of group leaders

Ying

Shi

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PurposeIn the presence of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), due to the social distance restriction, consumers' regular consumption behaviors and patterns have been changing fundamentally. Thereafter, an innovative group buying model has emerged and developed explosively with a specific focus on consumer's location, known as community-based group buying (CGB). The purpose of this paper is to investigate the transfer mechanism of user's trust in dyadic contexts of social and commercial role-playing in the CGB program.Design/methodology/approachThis study adopts an empirical research method, with an online and offline questionnaire survey, a total of 382 responses have been obtained. Then, both descriptive analysis and hierarchical regression analysis are conducted to explore the dual roles of group leader and its corresponding effects on consumers' trust (i.e. emotional trust and behavioral trust) and engagement actions (i.e. purchase and share) in the CGB program.FindingsResults indicate that resident's trust and their perception of group leader's friend role can positively enhance their engagement actions in the CGB programs. Meanwhile, for the purpose of profit maximization, the group leader is more willing to play a friend role in transactions no matter whether the role conflict exists.Originality/valueResearch findings provide some managerial insights for CGB platform on the selection and training of group leaders and the incentive mechanism design.

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Present and future trends of supply chain management in the presence of COVID-19: a structured literature review

Cited by 39 publications

References 142 publications

Collaborative adoption of blockchain technology: A supply chain contract perspective

Collaborative adoption of blockchain technology: A supply chain contract perspective

Assessment of challenges and problems in supply chain among retailers during COVID-19 epidemic through AHP-TOPSIS hybrid MCDM technique

A trust model for consumer conversion in community-based group buying: the dual roles of group leaders

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