Impact Of Supplier Innovation, Information Technology On Supply Chain Resilience In Dry Port

Syahchari, Dicky Hida; Sudrajat, Darjat; Saroso, Hardijanto; Dwidienawati, Diena

doi:10.1109/icecet52533.2021.9698768

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“…(2022) employed regression analysis to test the importance of factors affecting credit risk in supply chain management. Syahchari et al . (2021) tested the factors impacting supply chain resilience in dry ports.…”

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“…Xiao et al (2022) employed regression analysis to test the importance of factors affecting credit risk in supply chain management. Syahchari et al (2021) tested the factors impacting supply chain resilience in dry ports. Anser et al (2021) used a regression analysis to test the effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on supply chain process disruption.…”

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Unmasking healthcare supply chain cost drivers in the United States

Essila

Motwani²

2023

BIJ

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PurposeThis study aims to focus on the supply chain (SC) cost drivers of healthcare industries in the USA, as SC costs have increased 40% over the last decade. The second-most significant expense, the SC, accounts for 38% of total expenses in a typical hospital, while most other industries can operate within 10% of their operating cost. This makes healthcare centers supply-chain-sensitive organizations with limited facilities for high-quality healthcare services. As the cost drivers of healthcare SC are almost unknown to managers, their jobs become more complex.Design/methodology/approachGuided by pragmatism and positivism paradigms, a cross-sectional study has been designed using quantitative and deductive approaches. Both primary and secondary data were used. Primary data were collected from health centers across the country, and secondary data were from healthcare-related databases. This study examined the attributes that explain the most significant variation in each contributing factor. With multiple regression analysis for predicting cost and Student's t-tests for the significance of contributing factors, the authors of this study examined different theories, including the market-based view and five-forces, network and transaction cost analysis.FindingsThis study revealed that supply, materials and services represent the most significant expenses in primary care. Supply-chain cost breakdown results in four critical factors: facility, inventory, information and transportation.Research limitations/implicationsThis study examined the data from primary and secondary care institutions. Tertiary and quaternary care systems were not included. Although tertiary and quaternary care systems represent a small portion of the healthcare system, future research should address the supply chain costs of highly specialized organizations.Practical implicationsThis study suggests methods that can help to improve supply chain operations in healthcare organizations worldwide.Originality/valueThis study presents an empirically proven methodology for testing the statistical significance of the primary factors contributing to healthcare supply chain costs. The results of this study may lead to positive policy changes to improve healthcare organizations' efficiency and increase access to high-quality healthcare.

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Unmasking healthcare supply chain cost drivers in the United States

Essila

Motwani²

2023

BIJ

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“…In recent years, against the increasing popularity of the concept of supply chain finance and the frequent interruptions in supply and demand relationships, exploring the factors that influence enterprises' financing constraints at the supply chain level has gradually attracted scholars' attention. However, existing studies have only focused on the impact of supplier innovativeness on enterprises' performance (Azadegan & Dooley, 2010), enterprises' innovativeness performance (Du et al, 2023; Elking et al, 2022), and supply chain resilience (Kim & Chai, 2017; Syahchari et al, 2021). However, additional studies are needed on the impact of supplier innovation on enterprises' financing constraints.…”

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Supplier innovativeness, supplier relationships, and enterprises' finance constraints

Li,

Chen

2023

Manage Decis Econ

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In this study, we adopt the perspective of supplier innovation and manually collect samples of enterprises and their suppliers listed on China's Shanghai and Shenzhen A‐shares markets from 2008 to 2021 to investigate whether supplier innovativeness affects enterprises' financing constraints. We find that supplier innovativeness can significantly alleviate enterprises' financing constraints; this effect is more significant when the relationship between enterprises and suppliers is more stable and their economic dependence is higher. The analysis of the mechanism of action reveals that supplier innovativeness can alleviate enterprises' financing constraints by enhancing their innovativeness. The heterogeneity analysis finds that the alleviation effect of supplier innovativeness on enterprises' financing constraints is more significant in nonstate‐owned enterprises. We examine the factors influencing enterprises' financing constraints from the unique perspective of supplier innovativeness, enrich the literature on financing constraints and provide new ideas for enterprise managers and policymakers.

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Impact Of Supplier Innovation, Information Technology On Supply Chain Resilience In Dry Port

Cited by 2 publications

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Unmasking healthcare supply chain cost drivers in the United States

Unmasking healthcare supply chain cost drivers in the United States

Supplier innovativeness, supplier relationships, and enterprises' finance constraints

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