The impact of social capital and technological uncertainty on strategic performance: The supplier perspective

Gelderman, Cees J.; Semeijn, Janjaap; Mertschuweit, Patrique P.

doi:10.1016/j.pursup.2016.05.004

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“…This study focuses on the structural dimensions where this dimension refers to the pattern of communication between parties in the interaction of social capital. The structural dimensions are related to impersonal relationships in social networks, to achieve mutual benefits in buyer supplier relations, building structural social capital is an important issue [14].…”

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Analysis of the Influence of Structural Social Capital (SSC) Variables on Supply Chains Integration (SCI) and Business Performance (BP) of Supply Chain of Onions (Study in farmers onions at Nganjuk Regency)

Raharjo¹

2019

Proceedings of the Annual International Conference of Business and Public Administration (AICoBPA 2018)

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The management of SSC and the SCI is a solution to improve the BP of onions products. How is the frequency of interaction between farmers, the relationship between farmers and the network, and how to obtain the network as an important element, the production process, and the quality assessment system becomes an important element to improve the onions' BP. The purpose of this study is to prove the variable influence of SSC as an intangible asset used to build an SCI as an organizational capability. In addition, this study also proves the influence of SSC and SCI on the BP of onion farmers. Research used a quantitative approach with the unit of analysis is farmers. Research location in Nganjuk. The sampling method in this study used the simple random sampling. Total sample is 90 respondents with a degree of error of 5%. Analysis using PLS-PM analysis. The results showed that social structural capital variables have a significant effect on SCI, SSC variables have a significant effect on SCI and SCI have a significant effect on BP. The results of this study can have implications for the importance of relationships between farmers and stakeholders in relation to maintaining stakeholder harmonization in the SCI so that it can improve BP in each chain of lines.

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Analysis of the Influence of Structural Social Capital (SSC) Variables on Supply Chains Integration (SCI) and Business Performance (BP) of Supply Chain of Onions (Study in farmers onions at Nganjuk Regency)

Raharjo¹

2019

Proceedings of the Annual International Conference of Business and Public Administration (AICoBPA 2018)

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“…Krause et al, 2007, Lawson et al, 2008, Horn et al, 2014, Hartmann and Herb, 2014, Koka and Prescott, 2002. Although recent studies pay attention to the link between social capital and performance (Gelderman et al, 2016) or supplier satisfaction (Schiele et al, 2015) the role it assumes in the value creation of firms still remains rather unclear (Hughes and Perrons, 2011a). Why would social capital matter for firms and how does it relate to opportunism?…”

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“…As pointed out by Schiele et al (2015), while taking the supplier perspective, a high level of these dimensions being present can be positively associated with a higher degree of satisfaction. In literature there further seems to be the consensus on the positive effect of these dimensions on performance outcomes (Roden and Lawson, 2014, Gelderman et al, 2016, Matthews and Marzec, 2012. Some studies also consider cognitive and structural capital as antecedents of relational capital (Carey, 2011;Horn, 2014;Preston et al, 2016).…”

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“…Initially conceptualized by Nahapiet and Goshal (1998), many studies have followed their lead of operationalizing social capital through a further distinction into cognitive, structural and relational dimensions (Kale, 2000;Lawson, 2008;Villena et al 2011, Carey et al, 2011, Gelderman et al, 2016. Here, cognitive capital is often measured by focusing on whether or not relationship partners share norms, values, goals and visions.…”

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“…As such, through employing social capital as antecedent to supplier satisfaction, firms might find another means, grounded on theory, to build relationships with their suppliers going beyond the common business context, to eventually access external resources that are not available to competitors. Further, through surveying suppliers we will follow the call for more research on social capital from the supplier perspective (Gelderman et al, 2016).…”

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The impact of social capital and technological uncertainty on strategic performance: The supplier perspective

Cited by 65 publications

References 62 publications

Analysis of the Influence of Structural Social Capital (SSC) Variables on Supply Chains Integration (SCI) and Business Performance (BP) of Supply Chain of Onions (Study in farmers onions at Nganjuk Regency)

Analysis of the Influence of Structural Social Capital (SSC) Variables on Supply Chains Integration (SCI) and Business Performance (BP) of Supply Chain of Onions (Study in farmers onions at Nganjuk Regency)

Global sourcing or deep localization : a social capital perspective

Sources of knowledge and innovation for sustainable development: A multifaceted perspective

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