1991
DOI: 10.1108/09600039110002225
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New Strategic Tools for Supply Chain Management

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“…Traditionally, SCM issues have been investigated by operations management researchers with a focus on functional problems, such as facilities location and transportation (Geoffrion and Powers 1995), inventory management (Cohen and Lee 1998;Mabert and Venkatraman 1998), materials management, purchasing, and distribution (Scott and Westbrook 1991;Turner 1993). Similarly, IT impacts in the context of SCM have been mostly investigated with a focus on specific technologies and innovations, such as EDI (Srinivasan and Kekre 1994), cellular manufacturing (Black 1991), and vendor-managed inventory (Ellinger et al 1999).…”
Section: The Research Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Traditionally, SCM issues have been investigated by operations management researchers with a focus on functional problems, such as facilities location and transportation (Geoffrion and Powers 1995), inventory management (Cohen and Lee 1998;Mabert and Venkatraman 1998), materials management, purchasing, and distribution (Scott and Westbrook 1991;Turner 1993). Similarly, IT impacts in the context of SCM have been mostly investigated with a focus on specific technologies and innovations, such as EDI (Srinivasan and Kekre 1994), cellular manufacturing (Black 1991), and vendor-managed inventory (Ellinger et al 1999).…”
Section: The Research Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ganeshan et al (1999) Adicionalmente el mismo Ganeshan et al (1999) clasifica las investigaciones desde el punto de vista de soluciones metodológicas caracterizándolas en cuatro grupos: Conceptos y modelos no-cuantitativos, Estudios empíricos y orientados a casos prácticos, Marcos, Taxonomías y revisiones literarias y modelos cuantitativos. Así podemos ver en la tabla siguiente (Fig 2_4) Beamon (1996);Bowersox (1969);Forrester (1958Forrester ( , 1961Gopal (1992); Heskett (1977);Houlihan (1985); Lamming(1996); Lee et al (1997); Lenders et al (1993);Min (1996); Scott and Westbrook (1991) Ganeshan et al (1999) Posteriormente se realiza una clasificación a dos niveles teniendo en cuenta la solución metodológica y la categorización de los problemas. Una clasificación con doble entrada.…”
Section: Breve Revisión Taxonómicaunclassified
“…Rational Choice Theory by Scott [16] explains reflection before decision-making in order to achieve the set goals. The researcher applies this theory in green procurement and green supplier selections.…”
Section: Green Regulationsmentioning
confidence: 99%