...–supplier relationships Knowledge sharing Orchestration Coopetition Trust Innovation Relational view Multi-tier supply networks Automotive industry Province of Upper Austria, Office of the Upper Austrian Provincial Government – Department of Economics and Research Wi-2022-600169/13-Au...

... and in this sense bear little resemblance to it. Amongst other conclusions, these findings provide a possible explanation for previous studies' inconclusive evidence on inventory reduction. Research limitations/implications The authors' research is based on evidence from the automotive industry in the USA...

... on a survey questionnaire with 151 participants in the Thai automotive industry supply chain, hierarchical regressions are used to test the moderating effects. Findings Internal and supplier integration, but not customer integration, were positively associated with customer delivery performance...

... management China Automotive industry Supply chain risk management has emerged as an important source of competitive advantage and an effective method of reducing vulnerability in a supply chain. Along with the fast growing trends of globalization and outsourcing (Kremic et al., 2006...

... chain management Risk assessment Supplier relations Risk management Automotive industry United States of America Supply chain disruptions are “unplanned events that may occur in the supply chain which might affect the normal or expected flow of materials and components” (Svensson, 2000...

... context. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2006 Supply chain management Automotive industry United States of America Technology led strategy Trusting a technology, within an organizational setting, may place users at risk if the technology fails to meet operational expectations...

... Supply chain management Parts Automotive industry Competitive strategy Car components Veloso and Kumar (2002) note that the move toward modules within the automotive sector has been influenced by a number of factors including declining profit per vehicle, shorter product life cycles...

...Hans‐Christian Pfohl; Karin Gareis Purpose In the German automotive industry the supplier park concept is one of the new concepts in procurement logistics, evolved in the last years. To understand the spreading of supplier parks, it is necessary to look at actual requirements in procurement...

...Matthias Holweg; Joe Miemczyk It is now becoming apparent that the prevalent “stock‐push” approach in the automotive industry of building vehicles against a long‐term forecast and fulfilling the large majority of orders from existing stock is no longer a viable proposition. Pressure from rising...