International Journal of Agile Systems and Management · 2012 · 43 citations · 53 references
ManagementOperations ManagementSupply Chain ManagementSupply Chain EngineeringSupply Chain Performance ManagementSupply Chain StrategyOperational ResilienceOrganizational ResilienceSupply Chain DynamicsSupply Chain RecoverySupply Chain ResilienceConceptual Model DevelopmentFailure ModesResilienceResilient Supply ChainsSecondary Data UseSupply Chain Disruption ManagementSupply Chain Resilience Capabilities
The purpose of this paper is to establish links between supply chain disturbances and corresponding strategies of resilience to counter them. To this end, an inductive research approach is used, examining a sample of 38 cases. Secondary data from the cases is used to identify disturbances which affected the corresponding supply chains and the resilience strategies used by managers. The empirical evidences shows that the negative effects of supply chain disturbances can be categorised into a number of supply chain failure modes. In addition, a set of resilience strategies was identified that could be used to overcome those failure modes. A conceptual model, with links between supply chain disturbances, failures and resilience strategies, is proposed. The limitations of this research result from the use of secondary data sources. The findings are only valid for the selected case studies and, consequently, may not be applicable in other scenarios. Future research should focus on detailed case studies that investigate cross-functional applications across the organisation and the supply chain.
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Building theories from case study research
Kathleen M. Eisenhardt · STUDI ORGANIZZATIVI · 2009 · 11.4K citations
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