Supply Chain Governance Mechanisms: A Review and Typology

Ryciuk, Urszula

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-40160-3_10

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“…The new governance structure blended formal contracts (patents) with informal trust-based relational governance through extensive socialisation. In contrast with the formal contracts that dominate traditional construction contexts because of their adversarial and opportunistic behaviour (Costa et al , 2019), the cultural dimensions of RCCs in Australia necessitate governance based on informal structural arrangements “designed to influence the behaviour of organisation members based on social control and trust rather than bureaucratic structures” (Ryciuk, 2020, p. 153). Recognising the misfit between standard construction sector approaches and RCC needs was important for the SE to develop a model, underpinned by a simple IP mechanism, that meets RCC requirements.…”

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Social enterprise housing supply chains for resource-constrained communities: a complexity lens approach

Boehme

Fan

Birtchnell

et al. 2023

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Purpose Delivering housing to resource-constrained communities (RCCs) is a complex process beset with difficulties. The purpose of this study is to use a complexity lens to examine the approach taken by a social enterprise (SE) in Australia to develop and manage a housebuilding supply chain for RCCs. Design/methodology/approach The research team used a longitudinal case study approach from 2017 to 2022, which used mixed methods to understand the phenomenon and gain an in-depth understanding of the complex issues and problem-solving undertaken by an SE start-up. Findings Balancing mission logic with commercial viability is challenging for an SE. The supply chain solution that evolved accommodated the particulars of geography and the needs of many stakeholders, including the end-user community and government sponsors. Extensive and time-consuming socialisation and customisation led to a successful technical design and sustainable supply chain operation. Practical implications Analysing supply chain intricacies via a complexity framework is valuable for scholars and practitioners, assisting in designing and developing supply chain configurations and understanding their dynamics. Meeting the housing construction needs of RCCs requires the SE to place societal focus at the centre of the supply chain rather than merely being a system output. The developed business model complements the engineering solution to empower a community-led housing construction supply chain. Originality/value This longitudinal case study contributes to knowledge by providing rich insights into the roles of SEs and how they develop and operate supply chains to fit with the needs of RCCs. Adding a contextual response dimension to an established complexity framework helped to explain how hybrid organisations balance commercial viability demands with social mission logic by amending traditional supply chain and governance practices. The case provides insights into supply chain configuration, needed changes and potential impacts when an SE as a focal actor inserts into a traditional for-profit construction supply chain.

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Social enterprise housing supply chains for resource-constrained communities: a complexity lens approach

Boehme

Fan

Birtchnell

et al. 2023

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“…Restraint from use of power reflects the reduction of the fear of exploitation behaviour, which promotes genuine commitment between partners (Brown et al, 1995). This prompts partners to exert extra effort, which has a positive effect on alliance performance (Ryciuk, 2020). In addition, Bucklin and Sengupta (1993) find that restraint from use of power creates balance and reduces vulnerability among alliance partners.…”

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Impact of the interactive and diagnostic uses of performance measurement systems on procedural fairness perception, cooperation and performance in supply alliances

Mahama

Wang

2023

Accounting & Finance

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We examine the effects of interactive and diagnostic uses of performance measurement systems (PMSs) on two behavioural factors (procedural fairness perception and cooperation) in inter‐firm alliances. We further investigate whether the two behavioural factors mediate the relationship between PMS uses and alliance performance. We find that both interactive and diagnostic uses of PMS are significantly related to procedural fairness perception but only the interactive use is significantly related to cooperation. The relationships between the two uses of PMS and alliance performance are serially mediated by procedural fairness perception and cooperation. These findings contribute to management accounting studies in inter‐firm alliances.

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Governance framework for autonomous and cognitive digital twins in agile supply chains

Kalaboukas

Kiritsis

Arampatzis

2023

Computers in Industry

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Supply Chain Governance Mechanisms: A Review and Typology

Cited by 8 publications

References 51 publications

Social enterprise housing supply chains for resource-constrained communities: a complexity lens approach

Social enterprise housing supply chains for resource-constrained communities: a complexity lens approach

Impact of the interactive and diagnostic uses of performance measurement systems on procedural fairness perception, cooperation and performance in supply alliances

Governance framework for autonomous and cognitive digital twins in agile supply chains

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