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Omnichannel fulfillment strategies: defining the concept and building an agenda for future inquiry
Daniel Taylor, Sebastian Brockhaus, A. Michael Knemeyer, Paul MurphySince the emergence of e-commerce uprooted traditional brick-and-mortar retail in the early 2000s, many retailers have reacted by first independently servicing both the…
Agility and resource dependency in ramp-up process of humanitarian organizations
Qing Lu, Jie Wu, Mark Goh, Robert De SouzaThe ramp-up in humanitarian logistics operations is a stage when the demand surges, often at the start of an emergency. In response, agility is a key strategy used by the…
The effects of trust and distrust on ICT-enabled information sharing in supply chains
Kristijan Mirkovski, Robert M. Davison, Maris G. MartinsonsDrawing on transaction cost economics (TCE) and social exchange theory (SET), the purpose of this paper is to explain why and how external environment, governance…
Unveiling the potentials of circular economy values in logistics and supply chain management
Eva Faja Ripanti, Benny TjahjonoThe purpose of this paper is to unveil the circular economy (CE) values with an ultimate goal to provide tenets in a format or structure that can potentially be used for…
Boldly going where firms have gone before? Understanding the evolution of supplier codes of conduct
Sebastian Brockhaus, Stanley E. Fawcett, Sammuel Hobbs, Adoley Simone SchwarzeSupplier codes of conduct (CoC) are the primary mechanism companies use to drive corporate social responsibility (CSR) upstream in their supply chains. Companies have…
Measuring customer-oriented product returns service performance
Chonlada Sajjanit, Nopadol RomphoThe purpose of this paper is to conceptualise customer-oriented product returns service (COPRS) performance, and develop and validate its measure.
Supply chain transparency and willingness-to-pay for refurbished products
Yanji Duan, John A. AloysiusResearchers in supply chain transparency have called to expand the boundaries by disclosing various types of information to multiple stakeholders. The purpose of this…
Exploring the processing of product returns from a complex adaptive system perspective
Jennifer A. Espinosa, Donna Davis, James Stock, Lisa MonahanThe purpose of this paper is to explore the processing of product returns at five case companies using a complex adaptive systems (CAS) logic to identify agent…
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- Professor Britta Gammelgaard
- Professor John Mangan