Digital Technologies in Public Procurement Logistics

Borisova, Vera V.; Lysochenko, Alla A.; Vorobyev, Gennady A.; Pavlenko, Irina I.; Avsharov, Arsen G.

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-69415-9_154

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“…With the Covid-19 crisis causing major disruption in the supply chain already, its need to be highly resilient is inevitable (Remko, 2020; Shivajee et al , 2023; Araujo et al , 2023). Application of digital technologies like blockchain and artificial intelligence in public procurement operations can increase the efficiency by 25%–30%, on an average, besides cost optimization and increased control of the entire procurement cycle (Borisova et al , 2019), as well as further affecting the government sector at all levels (Niyazbekova et al , 2021). Gunasekara et al (2022) proposed a blockchain based conceptual framework towards its effective utilization for an advanced digitalized procurement process across pre-tendering, tendering and post awarding phase, in facilities management (Jensen, 2017).…”

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Digital procurement towards new performance frontiers: a systematic literature review and future research fronts

Jain,

Gupta

2023

JGOSS

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Purpose As digital procurement continues to transform heavily as a value center and create new business models by linking businesses with a web of external partners, the full path to achieving such an all-encompassing thing is unknown. Thus, the study aims to explore the research gap through an exhaustive bibliometric and systematic literature review on the Digital procurement theme in the supply chain domain. Design/methodology/approach This study is a qualitative and quantitative analysis of this field, using performance analysis and science mapping to examine 583 articles published from 2002 to 2021. Findings A systematic literature review indicated core topics on “sustainable or green procurement” and “emerging landscape of technology” in the field of study. Research limitations/implications Though the Scopus database used for the analysis is the largest, it may not have complete coverage of all published articles in the field of study; thus, this study is a representation of only a sample rather than its entire population. Originality/value Outcome is based on the review of the past 20 years’ contribution on the topic starting from 2002 to 2021.

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Digital procurement towards new performance frontiers: a systematic literature review and future research fronts

Jain,

Gupta

2023

JGOSS

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“…But in Russia there are still deficiencies in the logistic systems that the Government has acquired supposedly to improve the transparency of the expenses that are being executed for the benefit of the population, but from 38% of corruption, it has only been reduced to 17% in 2020 (Borisova et al 2021).…”

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“…As background, the following were considered Borisova et al (2021) concluded that the lack of digital technologies and supply chain tools in public entities has been causing different negative circumstances to the entities of this country, such as the lack of protection of the interests and security of the State, as well as economic stability.…”

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Relationship Between Logistics Management and Public Sector Transparency in Peru

Rodriguez,

Huaman,

Andrade

et al. 2023

J. Professional Business Review

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Purpose: The objective of this research was to determine the relationship of significance between logistics management and public transparency in the public sector in Peru. Theoretical framework: Current literature has reported good findings on both logistics management and transparency. However, there is still much to research and learn about GL and T because it is an ever-evolving development. Design/methodology/approach: The methodology was quantitative, using deductive and analytical methods addressing non-experimental and correlational inferences. The instrument was a survey, through an applied questionnaire to 90 public sector workers. Findings: The results revealed that logistics management is deficient 43%, public transparency is deficient 57%, likewise, a p=0.000<0.01, Kendall's Tau-b (65%) and Spearman's Rho (67%) were reached. Research, Practical & Social implications: We suggest an agenda for future research and highlight the contributions made to logistics management and transparency. Originality/value: the level of relationship between logistics management and public transparency is considerable positive and highly significant, which means that by complying with supply standards and stock control, the entity can provide quality information and thus the inspection office will be able to audit the transparency of the data.

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Ecological and Resource Potential of Interregional Commodity Exchange Logistics

Tasueva

Borisova

2023

Environmental Footprints and Eco-Design of Products and Processes

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Digital Technologies in Public Procurement Logistics

Cited by 5 publications

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Digital procurement towards new performance frontiers: a systematic literature review and future research fronts

Digital procurement towards new performance frontiers: a systematic literature review and future research fronts

Relationship Between Logistics Management and Public Sector Transparency in Peru

Ecological and Resource Potential of Interregional Commodity Exchange Logistics

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