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Supply Chain Practices in Asian Emerging Countries: A Measurement Tool of Relational Dimensions

Journal Transition Studies Review

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Title Supply Chain Practices in Asian Emerging Countries: A Measurement Tool of Relational Dimensions
 
Creator Duong, Huu Tuyen
Paché, Gilles
 
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Emerging countries; Measurement scale; Relational integration; Supply chain
L23 - M10 - P31
 
Description The organisation and functioning of supply chains constitutes a major issue in contemporary management research. It is true that the way in which various companies will coordinate to supply consumption markets in the best possible way constitutes a key question. Even though the sources of competitive advantage usually refer to successful industrial, commercial and financial strategies, the efforts made by a company to conquer a market can be ruined by recurrent logistical failures. This paper particularly focuses on the relational integration process between supply chain members, whose objective is to improve the level of service quality and reduce the costs. It wishes to propose a measurement scale of relational integration applicable to the specific context of emerging countries, and therefore avoid the rashly use of measurement scales created in the context of Western countries. A research lead with 139 Vietnamese companies in the food industry enables to test and confirm the robustness of the retained measurement scale. Its use may be considered in other emerging countries of South East Asia, for cross-cultural research.
 
Publisher Journal Transition Studies Review
 
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Date 2017-09-25
 
Type info:eu-repo/semantics/article
info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion
Peer-reviewed Article
 
Format application/pdf
 
Identifier http://transitionacademiapress.org/jtsr/article/view/176
10.14665/1614-4007-24-1-002
 
Source Journal Transition Studies Review; Vol 24, No 1 (2017); 15-29
1614-4015
1614-4007
 
Language eng
 
Relation http://transitionacademiapress.org/jtsr/article/view/176/112
 
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