The Impact of Sustainability Concept on Supply Chain Dynamic Capabilities

Mekhum, Witthaya

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“…Green total factor productivity mainly focuses on the two aspects of total factor production and the green production. Total factor productivity mainly focuses on the efficiency of input and output, such as dynamic supply-chain management and enterprise operational performance, natural resources, and economic development [1,2]. Due to the excessive consumption of resources in economic development and the pollution caused by the production process, we must consider not only economic benefits, but also environmental benefits [3][4][5].…”

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Intelligence and Green Total Factor Productivity Based on China’s Province-Level Manufacturing Data

Zhang

Zhong

2021

Sustainability

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The application of intelligent technology has an important impact on the green total factor productivity of China’s manufacturing industry. Based on the provincial panel data of China’s manufacturing industry from 2008 to 2017, this article uses the Malmquist–Luenburger (ML) model to measure the green total factor productivity of China’s manufacturing industry, and further constructs an empirical model to analyze the impact mechanism of intelligence on green total factor productivity. The results show that intelligence can increase the green total factor productivity of the manufacturing industry. At the same time, mechanism analysis shows that intelligence can affect manufacturing green total factor productivity by improving technical efficiency. However, the effect of intelligence on the technological progress of the manufacturing industry is not significant. In addition, the impact of intelligence has regional heterogeneity. It has significantly promoted the green total factor productivity in the eastern and central regions of China, while its role in the western region is not obvious. The research in this article confirms that intelligence has a significant positive impact on the green total factor productivity of the manufacturing industry, and can provide suggestion for the current further promotion of the deep integration of intelligence and the green development of the manufacturing industry to achieve the strategic goal of industrial upgrading.

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Intelligence and Green Total Factor Productivity Based on China’s Province-Level Manufacturing Data

Zhang

Zhong

2021

Sustainability

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“…The risks associated with suppliers are the most explored area of the SCRM (Hallikas et al 2020;Ramesh et al 2019). Empirical studies of Mekhum (2019), Martino et al (2017, Kot et al (2019Kot et al ( , 2020 have contributed to the modeling of sustainable supply chains.…”

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“…As part of empirical research, Mekhum (2019) concluded that the practice of SSCM has a significant impact on the dynamic capabilities of the supply chain (SCDC) and indicators of organizational sustainable efficiency (OSP).…”

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Supply Chain Management and Risk Management in an Environment of Stochastic Uncertainty (Retail)

Lochan

Rozanova

Bezpalov

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In the context of stochastic uncertainty and the increasing complexity of logistics processes in the retail sector, managers face a problem in obtaining accurate forecasts for the dynamics of changes in key business performance indicators. The purpose of the present work is to assess the impact of risk events and unstable conditions on the level of quality of supply chain services and economic indicators of the retail trade network. Using the anyLogistix software tool, a simulation model was constructed that allows assessing operational risks and their impact on key indicators of the supply chain using the bullwhip effect. Besides, a statistical model of the impact of the ripple effect in the event of failures caused by the occurrence of a man-made risk event and the shutdown of production of one of the suppliers on the financial, customer, and operational performance indicators of the supply chain of grocery retail. The results obtained show that the main factors of changes in the supply chain are operational risks associated with fluctuations in demand and order execution time by the distribution center. With a sufficiently high level of occurrence, their impact on productivity and quality of service is low because they can be eliminated in a short time. The simulation results show that the most tangible risks for the food retail supply chain are supply chain failures, whose consequences require significant coordinating efforts and longer recovery times, as well as additional investments. For example, events, such as a fire in one distribution center and the shutdown of production for 1 week of one of the suppliers of dairy products will lead to the loss of USD 181.75 million by the grocery retailer, which is 3% of the expected revenue. We believe that risk management in supply chains is becoming increasingly complex, and to make effective managerial decisions, it is necessary to constantly improve the tools that combine analytical and optimization methods, as well as simulation modeling.

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“…As pesquisas, majoritariamente preocuparam-se em estudar a existência de variáveis de capacidades dinâmicas favoráveis a resultados de Sustentabilidade Ambiental e Econômica, ao passo que as vertentes Social ou a Sustentabilidade de forma global (Ambiental, Social e Econômica) ainda caminham de forma tímida neste campo de pesquisa (Eikelenboom & de Jong, 2019;Mekhum, 2019;Mousavi et al, 2018b). A constatação deste gap corrobora com o propósito deste projeto em investigar se o desenvolvimento de Capacidades dinâmicas favorece o alcance do desempenho em Sustentabilidade.…”

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“…Ainda, nesta literatura constatamos que há uma predominância na realização de pesquisas em países desenvolvidos (Demirel &Kesidou, 2019;Eikelenboom & de Jong, 2019;Behnam & Cagliano, 2019;Kiefer et al, 2019;Inigo & Abareda, 2019;Mousavi et al, 2018b;Ramanathan et al, 2017;Leonidou et al, 2015;Rauer & Kaufmann, 2015;Glavas & Mish, 2014;Beske et al, 2014;Longoni et al, 2014;Zollo et al, 2013;Illes & Martin, 2013;Zhu et al, 2013;Hofmann et al, 2012;Chakrabarty & Wang, 2012;Wiengarten & Pagell, 2012;Eccles et al, 2011;Critenden et al, 2011;Peters et al, 2011;Foerstl et al, 2010;Benitéz-Amado et al, 2010) e que as pesquisas em economias em desenvolvimento/emergentes são mais recentes (Cezarino et al, 2019;Chowdhury et al, 2019;Dubey et al, 2019;Li et al, 2019;Shang et al, 2019;Mekhum, 2019;Kumar et al, 2018;Ramanathan et al, 2017), o que se configura, também, como uma lacuna de pesquisa. A realização de uma pesquisa focando o contexto de um país emergente como o Brasil, pode trazer contribuições importantes para o conhecimento de CD e Sustentabilidade como também para a prática gerencial de empresas em países emergentes.…”

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O efeito das capacidades dinâmicas na sustentabilidade: uma investigação multissetorial na perspectiva da teoria da visão baseada em recursos

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Achieving sustainability performance seems to increasingly occupy the strategic agendas of organizations. But, are organizations investing in their strategic agendas in the 3 dimensions of this Sustainability? Would this Sustainability performance (Environmental, Social and Economic) be favored by the development of innovative dynamic Capabilities (Sensing, Seizing, Transforming) in a prolonged way? The existing literature brings results of researches focusing on another one of these dimensions, in a combination of these, or even, they bring inconclusive results. The main of this research is to analyze the effect of innovative dynamic capabilities on Sustainability performance (Environmental, Social and Economic). The hypothesis we have adopted is that the development of innovative dynamic capabilities (Sensing, Seizing, Transforming) favor Sustainability performance over time. For that, we used a longitudinal multiple linear regression analysis of data from the Innovation Research in Brazil (PINTEC), for the period 2003-2014, with a sample of 48 productive sectors (extractive, transformation and services industry) and 244 observations. As main research findings, we highlight that Sensing and Seizing capabilities favor Economic Sustainability performance and Seizing favor in Social Sustainability, the same not true for Environmental Sustainability. Also, the Transforming capability did not show absolute results on any of the dimensions of Sustainability, showing partial association for Economic, Environmental and Social Sustainability. For the economic dimension, innovative dynamic capabilities favor Sustainability and therefore, our findings confirm that the economic mindset is still prevalent.

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The Impact of Sustainability Concept on Supply Chain Dynamic Capabilities

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Intelligence and Green Total Factor Productivity Based on China’s Province-Level Manufacturing Data

Intelligence and Green Total Factor Productivity Based on China’s Province-Level Manufacturing Data

Supply Chain Management and Risk Management in an Environment of Stochastic Uncertainty (Retail)

O efeito das capacidades dinâmicas na sustentabilidade: uma investigação multissetorial na perspectiva da teoria da visão baseada em recursos

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