Recovery of hotel occupancy using risk management of supply chains in the COVID-19 pandemic context at the US–Mexico border

López-Vizcarra, Jesús Amparo; Medina, Jorge Carlos Morgan; Vázquez, Adriana Guillermina Ríos

doi:10.4324/9781003295839-20

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“…The COVID-19 pandemic has served as a backdrop for exploring new variables in disaster management practices. Kaneberg et al [19] and López-Vizcarra et al [26] examined how violence and the pandemic influenced organizational response and resilience. The latter study, in particular, provides insights into how supply chain strategies, particularly risk management programs, can mitigate the impacts of external crises on organizational performance.…”

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Unveiling the Dynamics of Organizational Characteristics in Disaster Management: Insights from Kuwait

Al-Husain

2023

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This study investigates the influence of specific organizational characteristics—type, location, sector, and size—on perceived disaster management competence within the unique context of Kuwait. A cross-sectional survey was conducted online and distributed via various social media platforms, resulting in the participation of 438 individuals from diverse institutions and job positions. These participants offered their perceptions of their respective organizations’ operational and supply chain practices in disaster management. This study encompasses the key phases of the disaster management cycle: mitigation; preparedness; response; and recovery. Inferential analysis, employing chi-square and One-way Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) tests, was used to explore the relationship between these organizational characteristics and perceived operational and supply chain competence in disaster management. The findings reveal significant correlations between organizational characteristics and disaster management practices, yielding valuable insights. Notably, organization type, location, and sector significantly impacted preparedness, response, and recovery, while no significant relationships were found for mitigation. These findings contribute to the existing body of knowledge and offer practical guidance for policymakers and organizational leaders in developing disaster management strategies that account for the unique attributes of their organizations. This study emphasizes the importance of tailored disaster management strategies in Kuwait’s distinct context to enhance overall effectiveness and resilience, as perceived by organizations in Kuwait and potentially similar contexts.

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Unveiling the Dynamics of Organizational Characteristics in Disaster Management: Insights from Kuwait

Al-Husain

2023

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“…It has been considered the “deepest global recession in decades” by the World Bank (2020). No sector has been spared from the impact, as supply chains in agriculture (Alabi & Ngwenyama et al., 2023), medical (Ali and Kannan, 2022; Banik et al., 2022; Xu et al., 2023b), food (Ali & Govindan, 2021; Shafiee et al., 2022), infrastructure (Govindan et al., 2021), tourism (Bai & Run, 2022; López‐Vizcarra et al., 2023), fashion (Dohale et al., 2022), and manufacturing (Spieske & Birkel, 2021) have all been severely affected, demonstrating the inadequate risk management strategies employed by global companies. Managing such epidemic risk in global supply chains poses operationalization difficulties, as discussed in the existing literature (van Hoek, 2020; Xu et al., 2023a,c).…”

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Designing supply chain strategies against epidemic outbreaks such as COVID‐19: Review and future research directions

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The supply chain is vulnerable to disruptions, which can lead to operational failure. Therefore, it is crucial to investigate and monitor the risks associated with such disruptions. Epidemics, including the profound impact of COVID‐19, exemplify disruptive risks that engender complexities throughout the value chain. COVID‐19 has caused significant disruptions to the global supply chain due to the preexisting fragile supply chains, resulting in the unavailability of essential raw materials, halts in production, and imbalances between supply and demand. It has forced the supply chain community to rethink their risk mitigation strategies. Despite its significance, there are a few studies on the existing options and strategies to mitigate the risks associated with epidemics such as COVID‐19. This special issue explores state‐of‐the‐art knowledge of various risks and their mitigation strategies, presenting optimized models and solutions. This editorial seeks to introduce valuable insights and illuminate promising avenues for future research by reviewing existing studies. The comprehensive understanding derived from this editorial and the accompanying articles of this special issue will benefit both researchers and practitioners, enabling them to navigate the multifaceted landscape of epidemic‐induced disruptive risks in the supply chain and adopt suitable mitigation strategies. Furthermore, this special issue lays a solid foundation for implementing advanced methods for managing and mitigating the disruptive risks that epidemics pose to the supply chain.

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Recovery of hotel occupancy using risk management of supply chains in the COVID-19 pandemic context at the US–Mexico border

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Unveiling the Dynamics of Organizational Characteristics in Disaster Management: Insights from Kuwait

Unveiling the Dynamics of Organizational Characteristics in Disaster Management: Insights from Kuwait

Designing supply chain strategies against epidemic outbreaks such as COVID‐19: Review and future research directions

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