Journal of Supply Chain Management · 2004 · 143 citations · 31 references
ManagementOperations ManagementSupply Chain ManagementLogistics ManagementSupply Chain EngineeringSupply Chain StrategySupply Chain CollaborationSupply Chain CoordinationSupply Chain IntegrationSupply Chain Network DesignSupply ChainsActorsProduction SynchronizationSupply Chain Integration MechanismsSupply Chain Network AnalysisSupply Chain NetworksSupply Chain OrganizationSupply Chain RelationshipsSupply Chain Synchronization
SUMMARY This article provides a structured analysis for conceptual and theoretical developments in the field of supply chain management. The article proposes a conceptualization of the supply chain problem domain called the “3S Model.” The model highlights three dimensions of interest to supply chain scholars and practitioners alike: the synthesis of the business and resources network; the characteristics of synergy between different actors in the network; and the synchronization of all operational decisions related to the control of the production and delivery of goods and services.
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DEFINING SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
John T. Mentzer, William Dewitt, James S. Keebler et al. · Journal of Business Logistics · 2001 · 5K citations
Management, Supply Chain Management, Global Supply Chain Management +7