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This paper reflects on a three‐year EPSRC research project (1994‐1997), called "Implementing Partnering in the Supply … Chain", that studied the development of collaboration between two companies, IDV Operations Ireland Limited and Killeen … motivation; both corporate and local, of the companies involved. The principal theoretical outcome of the research, “A Partnering …
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Asserts that over 75 per cent of business transformations fail. Suggests that two of the main problems are lack of communication with employees, and the failure to recognise the impact of change. Presents the successful case of Guinness, who wished to strengthen its brand presence globally. In...
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Supply chain management has received in recent years a great deal of attention by practitioners and academics alike. The benefits that accrue to firms that effectively manage their supply chain partners range from lower costs to higher return on investment (ROI), to higher returns to...
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Significant differences between project partnering and project alliancing occur in the selection process, management … nature of project alliancing and how alliance member organisations were selected for this case study. A core issue that … differentiates between the two approaches is that in partnering, partners may reap rewards at the expense of other partners. In …
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was concluded that this approach offers a number of benefits for the client, the main contractor, partnering …
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that partnering can eliminate many communication barriers and has a positive impact on social collaboration in the design … partnering can be improved through a study of communication issues and problems. Design/methodology/approach – A questionnaire … like supply chain partnering influences the multi‐team communications in construction design. Findings – The paper finds …
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Points out that consumers are turning increasingly away from specialist retailers towards supermarkets for their fresh produce requirements, and looks at how supermarket chains are responding. Notes that major retailers are starting to focus on building longer‐term relationships with key...
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Considers the challenge facing an agricultural co‐operative operating in a commodity market but seeking ways of adding value both to the output of its members and to the services it offers to its members and its customers. Highlights the importance of trust and the value of developing close...
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Speed of response to customer demand has long been recognized as a key attribute to business success since customer loyalty can be won or lost on product availability. With everyone implementing lean manufacturing philosophies, companies additionally need to become smart chain managers and...
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Many agribusiness firms in Australia are buying into the concept of SCM but are not sure how to apply it. Provides some guidance for firms who are considering following the SCM track. Presents a checklist for auditing potential supply chain partners which has proved useful in focusing the minds...
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