... The study provides valuable insights for experts and policymakers on where to prioritise efforts in designing interventions to strengthen organ transplantation supply chains in developing countries. Originality/value This study is one of the first to empirically examine the challenges of organ...

... Supply chain management Human resource management Structural equation modeling (SEM) Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) Empirical research Mediating effect Thailand Emerging economy Developing countries Supply chain management (SCM, hereinafter) has been found to improve firm...

... only Supply chain management Uncertainty Operations strategy GCC Oman Developing countries Middle East SCM framework Supply chains typically span different regions of the world and practitioners grapple on a global scale with perceived uncertainty. Perceptions of uncertainty stem...

... studied, especially in context of a developing country. Through extensive literature review, this study proposes and tests an analytical framework that characterizes supply chain quality management into three elements: internal quality management, upstream quality management and downstream quality...

... trade (Buente et al., 2013). Jordan is one of the leading developing countries in generic pharmaceutical manufacturing and trading where 70 per cent of the industry’s production is exported all over the world (Central Bank of Jordan, 2016). Furthermore, Jordan is one of the largest trading...

...Linda Annala; Pia Eva Polsa; Gyöngyi Kovács Purpose The institutional logic in developing countries is changing from aid toward trade, having implications for institutionally embedded supply chains (SCs) and their members. The purpose of this study is to investigate the transition from aid toward...

...Benjamin Tukamuhabwa; Mark Stevenson; Jerry Busby Purpose In few prior empirical studies on supply chain resilience (SCRES), the focus has been on the developed world. Yet, organisations in developing countries constitute a significant part of global supply chains and have also experienced...

... and characterized by high mutual dependence – few partners, long-term commitment, loosely defined terms of governance, extensive mutual communication and a high degree of technology and risk sharing. Developing countries Information management Supply-chain management Small-to medium-sized enterprises...

...Kwok Hung Lau; Yiming Wang Purpose The purpose of this paper is to report on research undertaken to investigate whether current reverse logistics theories and models can be totally applied in developing countries like China using the electronic industry as a case study. Design/methodology...

... Dijk and Rabellotti, 1997). © MCB UP Limited 1998 Developing countries Kazakhstan Local economy Small firms Supply chain But in spite of the immediate problems, Kazakhstan remains one of the handful of central Asian economies with a, potentially, very healthy future...