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Purpose: The physical internet (PI) is an emerging logistics and supply chain management (SCM) concept that draws on different technologies and areas of research, such as the Internet of Things (IoT) and key performance indicators, with the purpose of revolutionizing existing logistics and SCM...
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The major challenge of European Union's agricultural industry is to ensure sustainable supply of quality food that meets the demands of a rapidly growing population, changing dietary patterns, increased competition for land use, and environmental concerns. Investments in research and innovation,...
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Purpose: The purpose of this research is to better understand how interorganizational relationships influence information and communications technology (ICT)-enabled supply chain (SC) interactions of small-to-medium enterprises (SMEs) in developed versus developing economies through the...
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In the current study, we examine the relative effects of the two types of consumer reviews (i.e., positive and negative eWOM) on consumers’ purchase decisions, and the moderating roles of the two types of information usefulness (i.e., explicit usefulness and implicit usefulness). Analyzing a...
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The Physical Internet (PI) is a holistic Supply Chain Management (SCM) concept that merges many relevant areas of current SCM research, including sustainability, effectiveness and efficiency of global value chains, information flows, as well as horizontal and vertical collaboration. Given the...
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Small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) typically face resource and capability constraints that inhibit their innovation activities. One way SMEs can overcome these constraints is by complementing internal resources and capabilities with external knowledge, referred to as open innovation....
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