... contractor‐subcontractor relationship in construction projects, we examine the procurement behaviour of medium‐sized contractors from The Netherlands. More specifically, we conduct a choice‐based conjoint experiment to show that price and trust govern the procurement of subcontracted services concurrently...

... and tested at the level of interorganisational chains. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 Information systems Digital storage Retailers Small to medium‐sized enterprises The Netherlands The field of interorganisational information systems (IOIS) has a long history (e.g. Barrett...

... to decide upon the optimum replenishment schedule (Kaipia et al., 2002). Erik M. van Raaij can be contacted at: eraaij@rsm.nl © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2008 Vendors Buyer‐seller relationships Supply chain management The Netherlands Vendor managed inventory...

... Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2006 Buyer‐supplier relationships Supply chain management Personal communication networks The Netherlands An important concern of supply chain management is the actions that parties of a relationship undertake together in order to improve relationship...

... for copiers and printers. Worldwide, Océ employs nearly 21,000 people, 1,600 of whom work in the R&D services. The company headquarters in Venlo, in the south‐eastern part of The Netherlands, employs 3,500 people, including 1,100 in R&D. The Océ plant in Venlo is basically devoted to R&D...

... Organizational behaviour Supply chain The Netherlands In manufacturing, the construction sector is not considered an example from which lessons can be learned. In construction, it is recognised in many research programmes that a great deal can be learned from manufacturing. The paradigm of construction...

... on the findings of ten supply chain projects in the Dutch horticultural sector and on the results of a benchmarking project in five different European countries. Describes the activities of the “Agri Chain Competence” programme in The Netherlands. Stresses that more attention should be paid to international food...