.... We offer firsthand experiences of Maersk in adopting RPA in procurement, addressing the questions raised by Hofmann et al. (2019) and considering the applicability of action principles for RPA implementation from Lacity et al. (2021) specifically in implementing RPA...

... during pilot implementation and operation phases. Findings This paper indicates that a focus on behavior using personality type theory and key behavioral indicators has provided a common framework for understanding how the S&OP process is impacted by different personalities and behavior...

... and implementation techniques for an ABC system. © MCB UP Limited 2001 Activity‐based costing Supply chain Supply‐chain management Implementation As the business world changes, business functions must do the same. To stay competitive in the emerging global market, businesses must change the way...

... practices are adopted, how quality in logistics is defined and administered, impediments to implementation, measurement of quality improvements, measuring customer expectations, measuring process improvements and the extent of satisfaction with the quality program. © MCB UP Limited 1999 Australia...

...P. Gary Jarrett The purpose of this study was to undertake a diagnostic investigation of the international health care logistical environment to determine if regulatory policies or industry procedures have hindered the implementation of just‐in‐time systems. The analysis was conducted...

...Rebecca Angeles; Ravinder Nath; Donald W. Hendon Electronic data interchange (EDI) is a critical technology used in supply chain management systems involving logistics functions. This study explores the construct of “level of EDI implementation” in order to establish its relationship with system...

... showing that many of Australia’s largest firms utilize the services of contract logistics providers and some other firms are considering doing so. Provides insights in planning for implementation, for example, the need to educate the third party logistics services provider about the firm’s requirements...

... companies evaluate the performance levels of critical components of the supply chain management function. © MCB UP Limited 1996 Asia Pacific Implementation Supply‐chain management To become or remain competitive in their markets, companies must continuously strive to gain maximum return...

...Nils G. Storhagen The principles behind just‐in‐time have long been recognized in the Western world. However, implementation in the West has not achieved full potential. This indicates uncertainty and a lack of knowledge in the West. Based on a comparison of 52 Japanese companies, indicates...

... satisfaction; (2) provide a detailed relationship structure for implementation within a company; and (3) identify potential research areas. A basic premiss of the study is that the focus should be on maximising total product value to the customer; and then, second, that customer satisfaction of external...