Procurement risk management practices and supply chain performance among mobile phone service providers in Kenya

Okonjo, Emily Adhiambo; Magutu, Peterson Obara; Nyaoga, Richard Bitange

doi:10.5267/j.msl.2015.12.007

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“…The results are supported by Okonjo, Magutu and Nyaoga (2016) who sought to establish the relationship between procurement risk management practices and supply chain performance among mobile phone service providers in Kenya. It was also clear that there was a very significant relationship between procurement risk management practices and supply chain performance represented by adjusted R 2 value of 0.646 which translates to 64.6%variance explained by the ten independent practices of Procurement Risk Management.…”

Section: Ho1: Supplier Risk Management Practices Do Not Significantly...mentioning

confidence: 66%

Effect of Supplier Risk Management Practices on Supply Chain Performance of County Public Referral Hospital in Western Region, Kenya

ADALA,

MIROGA (PhD),

MALENYA (PhD)

2022

strategicjournals.com

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This study examined effect of supplier risk management practices on supply chain performance of County public referral hospital in Western Region, Kenya. The study was guided by dynamic risk management theory. Descriptive survey design was used in this study. The study was conducted in Western region focusing on four county public referral hospitals: Kakamega County Referral hospital, Busia County referral Hospital, Bungoma County referral hospital and Vihiga County Referral Hospital. The study targeted 102 respondents who included Supply chain officers, Hospital

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Section: Ho1: Supplier Risk Management Practices Do Not Significantly...mentioning

confidence: 66%

Effect of Supplier Risk Management Practices on Supply Chain Performance of County Public Referral Hospital in Western Region, Kenya

ADALA,

MIROGA (PhD),

MALENYA (PhD)

2022

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“…It was determined that supply chain risks have an impact on organizational performance and recommended that organizations be aware of the risks in their supply chains, assess those risks, and put contingency plans in place to deal with the ones that are most serious. Okonjo et al (2016) investigated the relationship between procurement risk management strategies and SCP among Kenyan mobile phone service providers. This research employed a descriptive approach.…”

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confidence: 99%

Supplier Risk Management Practices and Performance of Supply Chain in the Health Sector in Kenya

Owich,

Odero

2023

AJERNET

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Disruptions within the supply chain due to various risks can have significant and far-reaching consequences for businesses. To effectively address these risks, firms must develop robust strategies for risk management. The focal point of this study was the examination of supplier risk management practices and their influence on the performance of supply chains within the healthcare sector in Kenya. Employing a descriptive survey research design, the study targeted a pool of 102 respondents, ultimately drawing a sample of 81 staff members from four county referral hospitals in western Kenya. Data collection was carried out using closed-ended questionnaires, ensuring a methodically sound approach. To validate the research instrument, content validity was rigorously assessed, and the reliability of the instrument was established through the application of Cronbach's alpha test. Subsequently, the collected data underwent comprehensive analysis, utilizing descriptive statistics in the form of frequency and percentage calculations. Additionally, inferential analysis was conducted, employing a simple linear regression model to determine the relationship between supplier risk management practices and supply chain performance in the health sector. The study's findings revealed a substantial and positive correlation between supplier risk management practices and supply chain performance, as indicated by the coefficient results (β = 0.521, t = 7.256, p< 0.05). Consequently, the null hypothesis was rejected, affirming that supplier risk management practices wield a considerable influence on the performance of the supply chain within the Kenyan health sector. These findings hold the potential to enhance our understanding of supplier management, offering valuable insights for managers within the health sector. Notably, the study emphasizes the crucial role that supplier risk management techniques like risk identification, risk assessment, and dual sourcing play in improving the performance of the supply chain. Furthermore, these findings may serve as a valuable resource for policymakers, offering essential information that can inform the formulation and revision of policies related to supply chain management within the healthcare sector.

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“…A study conducted by Okonjo (2014) on supply chain risk management in power supply industry revealed that the power sector firms are already implementing supply chain risk management practices. The study established that the power sector firms have suffered supply chain disruptions, especially the ones associated with stock outages.…”

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Comparative Study of External Supply Chain Risks on Operational Performance of Motor Vehicle Body Building Firms in Nakuru County, Kenya

Kuria¹,

Kwasira²,

Waruguru³

2015

IJEFM

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Frequency, means and standard deviation were used describe the independent and dependent variables while correlation and regression analysis with t-test were used to compare the effect of external supply chain risks on operational performance in the two firms. The results revealed that external supply chain risks do not have significant effect on operational performance Associated Motors and Truck World Company. The researcher recommended that the management of motor vehicle body building firms enhance internal systems so as to buffer the organizations from external supply chain risks.

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Procurement risk management practices and supply chain performance among mobile phone service providers in Kenya

Cited by 5 publications

References 13 publications

Effect of Supplier Risk Management Practices on Supply Chain Performance of County Public Referral Hospital in Western Region, Kenya

Effect of Supplier Risk Management Practices on Supply Chain Performance of County Public Referral Hospital in Western Region, Kenya

Supplier Risk Management Practices and Performance of Supply Chain in the Health Sector in Kenya

Comparative Study of External Supply Chain Risks on Operational Performance of Motor Vehicle Body Building Firms in Nakuru County, Kenya

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