The relationship between the logistics complexity of manufacturing companies and their supply chain management

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Autor(a) principal: Wanke,Peter Fernandes
Data de Publicação: 2014
Outros Autores: Corrêa,Henrique Luiz
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Production
Texto Completo: http://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0103-65132014000200001
Resumo: This study aims to investigate whether, and the means by which, supply chain managers of large manufacturing companies adopt a context-dependent approach (also called contingency approach) in their supply chain decisions; it empirically explores the correlation between logistics complexity-related contextual conditions and supply chain management (SCM) objectives and decision areas. The study involves a comprehensive literature review, followed by an analysis of survey data (based on a sample of 108 large manufacturing companies in Brazil), using cluster analysis, factor analysis and binary logistic regression. In this study, we not only investigate the major effects of supply chain objectives and decision areas as predictors of the logistics complexity of manufacturing but also investigate their second order interactions. Statistically significant relationships were found between logistics complexity-related contextual conditions and objectives and decision areas involving the supply chain. The managers of large companies who were surveyed considered different objectives and decision areas to be critical to the achievement of supply chain excellence when their companies had different levels of logistics complexity.
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title The relationship between the logistics complexity of manufacturing companies and their supply chain management
spellingShingle The relationship between the logistics complexity of manufacturing companies and their supply chain management
Wanke,Peter Fernandes
Brazilian companies
Logistics complexity
Supply chain management
Decision areas
Contingency approach
title_short The relationship between the logistics complexity of manufacturing companies and their supply chain management
title_full The relationship between the logistics complexity of manufacturing companies and their supply chain management
title_fullStr The relationship between the logistics complexity of manufacturing companies and their supply chain management
title_full_unstemmed The relationship between the logistics complexity of manufacturing companies and their supply chain management
title_sort The relationship between the logistics complexity of manufacturing companies and their supply chain management
author Wanke,Peter Fernandes
author_facet Wanke,Peter Fernandes
Corrêa,Henrique Luiz
author_role author
author2 Corrêa,Henrique Luiz
author2_role author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Wanke,Peter Fernandes
Corrêa,Henrique Luiz
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Brazilian companies
Logistics complexity
Supply chain management
Decision areas
Contingency approach
topic Brazilian companies
Logistics complexity
Supply chain management
Decision areas
Contingency approach
description This study aims to investigate whether, and the means by which, supply chain managers of large manufacturing companies adopt a context-dependent approach (also called contingency approach) in their supply chain decisions; it empirically explores the correlation between logistics complexity-related contextual conditions and supply chain management (SCM) objectives and decision areas. The study involves a comprehensive literature review, followed by an analysis of survey data (based on a sample of 108 large manufacturing companies in Brazil), using cluster analysis, factor analysis and binary logistic regression. In this study, we not only investigate the major effects of supply chain objectives and decision areas as predictors of the logistics complexity of manufacturing but also investigate their second order interactions. Statistically significant relationships were found between logistics complexity-related contextual conditions and objectives and decision areas involving the supply chain. The managers of large companies who were surveyed considered different objectives and decision areas to be critical to the achievement of supply chain excellence when their companies had different levels of logistics complexity.
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