Supply chain collaborative advantage: A firm’s perspective

Cao, Mei; Zhang, Qingyu

doi:10.1016/j.ijpe.2010.07.037

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“…It is widely acknowledged that without appropriate governance mechanisms, supply chain collaboration is always short-lived and doomed to failure [18][19][20]. Unfortunately, although literature studied supply chain governance from many different perspectives, there are still considerable gaps in the supply chain governance literature [21,22]. This paper argues that, first, the current focuses of the supply chain governance literature usually concentrate on specific issues or from the perspectives of single or bilateral parties in supply chain.…”

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Sustainable Collaborative Governance in Supply Chain

Wang

Ran

2018

Sustainability

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Collaborative governance plays a critical role in guiding the whole supply chain to achieve its strategic goals. Today's tremendously changing and competitive business environment imposes a significant challenge for firms to sustain a balance between their self-interest and the required interdependency existed among them within a supply chain. Built upon the extensive literature on the supply chain management, this paper theorizes and proposes a Sustainable Collaborative Governance Framework detailing adaptive decision-making and action mechanisms throughout supply chain lifecycle that will enable the whole supply chain proactively and resiliently respond to uncertainties or perturbations without undergoing significant changes to firms' normal operations. The framework extends the understanding and practice of the sustainable supply chain management by focusing on its dynamic, elastic, holistic, uncertainty-handling and future-oriented characteristics.

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Sustainable Collaborative Governance in Supply Chain

Wang

Ran

2018

Sustainability

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“…Cao and Zhang [6] empirically confirm that supply chain collaborative advantage directly improves firm performance. In the Electronics industry, which includes a range of information and communication technologies, the trend to outsource manufacturing sub-assemblies has increased the number as well as the complexity of supplier networks [7].…”

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Using the Electronic Industry Code of Conduct to Evaluate Green Supply Chain Management: An Empirical Study of Taiwan’s Computer Industry

Liu¹,

Yu²,

Wernick

et al. 2015

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Electronics companies throughout Asia recognize the benefits of Green Supply Chain Management (GSCM) for gaining competitive advantage. A large majority of electronics companies in Taiwan have recently adopted the Electronic Industry Citizenship Coalition (EICC) Code of Conduct for defining and managing their social and environmental responsibilities throughout their supply chains. We surveyed 106 Tier 1 suppliers to the Taiwanese computer industry to determine their environmental performance using the EICC Code of Conduct (EICC Code) and performed Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) on the 63/106 questionnaire responses collected. We test the results to determine whether differences in product type, geographic area, and supplier size correlate with different levels of environmental performance. To our knowledge, this is the first study to analyze questionnaire data on supplier adoption to optimize the implementation of GSCM. The results suggest that characteristic classification of suppliers could be employed to enhance the efficiency of GSCM.

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“…Therefore, in order to survive and succeed in such a turbulent and dynamic environment, SMEs are presenting various of business organization patterns adapting to the new business models including supply chain management [1], extended enterprise [2], virtual enterprise [3], dynamic alliance [4], collaborative networked organization [5][6][7][8][9], etc. CNs show a high potential, not only in terms of the survival capability, but also for value creation through new capabilities to cope with innovation needs, uncertainty, mass customization, and fierce competition [8].…”

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An intuitionistic fuzzy OWA-TOPSIS method for collaborative network formation considering matching characteristics

Wang

Liu

et al. 2017

Scientia Iranica

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Abstract：Collaborative network (CN) as a new emerging paradigm can rapidly answer market demands by effective enterprise collaboration and coordination. Nowadays, it has become a potential solution for different organizations to manage their businesses effectively. Thus, selecting a suitable partner combination is critical to CN success. Matching characteristic is very important for partner combination selection in the CN formation, while it is neglected in the existing research. This paper is to propose a method and model for partner combination selection of CN considering matching utility. Firstly, the matching factors are developed from four aspects, supply capability, goal, culture and technology. And then a hybrid approach is designed to integrate intuitionistic fuzzy Ordered Weighted Averaging (IFOWA) operators into the Technique for Order Performance by Similarity to Ideal Solution (TOPSIS) procedure. And matching utility combination method amongst multi-partners is advanced to establish the partner combination model. Moreover, a decision support system is applied in a practical enterprise to illustrate the advantage of the proposed method. Finally a sensitivity analysis is conducted to investigate the robustness of solutions ranking to changes in matching factor. The result shows 2 that ranking the solutions for forming CN is relatively sensitive to its matching factor.

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Supply chain collaborative advantage: A firm’s perspective

Cited by 139 publications

References 71 publications

Sustainable Collaborative Governance in Supply Chain

Sustainable Collaborative Governance in Supply Chain

Using the Electronic Industry Code of Conduct to Evaluate Green Supply Chain Management: An Empirical Study of Taiwan’s Computer Industry

An intuitionistic fuzzy OWA-TOPSIS method for collaborative network formation considering matching characteristics

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