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From dynamic capabilities to ERP enabled business improvements : the mediating effect of the implementation project

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Greening propensity and performance implications for logistics service providers

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Environmental management systems, practices and outcomes : differences in resource allocation between small and large firms

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The effects of resource bundling on thrid-party logisitics providers' performance

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The dark side of logistics outsourcing – Unraveling the potential risks leading to failed relationships

Tsai, Ming-Chih; Lai, Kee-hung; Lloyd, Alison E.; Lin, … - In: Transportation Research Part E: Logistics and … 48 (2012) 1, pp. 178-189

We identify and empirically examine the potential risk factors and their structural relationships that can cause a logistics outsourcing relationship to fail. Specifically, we investigate how the relationship risk as perceived by apparel wholesalers as user firms influence their evaluation on...

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