Table 1

Criteria summary

CodeCriteriaExplanationSource
DCDynamic capability
DC1Supply chain risk management capabilityThe ability of an organization to recognize, evaluate and reduce risks in the supply chain to guarantee continuity and efficiencyJüttner et al. (2003) 
DC2Innovation capabilityThe firm’s capacity to create and implement new ideas, procedures or products to strengthen their competitive advantageRungtrakulchai and Kanignant (2024) 
DC3Dynamic seizing capabilityThe capability to capture and execute opportunities promptly through mobilizing, deploying and reconfiguring resourcesTeece (2007) 
DC4Dynamic adaptabilityThe capability to adjust resources, business processes in response to changes in the environmentMongkol (2021) 
DC5Sensing capabilityThe capability to identify, evaluate and pursue opportunities as well as to recognize early opportunities, threats or trends in the business environmentPavlou and El Sawy (2011), Teece (2007) 
DC6Networking capabilityThe capacity to create, preserve and take advantage of relationships with external partnersVesalainen and Hakala (2014) 
DC7Learning orientation and applicationThe ability to update existing operational capabilities with newly acquired knowledgePavlou and El Sawy (2011) 
SCRSupply chain reconfiguration
SCR1Integrating digitalization abilityThe ability to apply digital technologies to enable effective supply chain reconfigurationWei and Wang (2010) 
SCR2Logistics network redesigning abilityThe ability to re-structure logistics nodes and flows (e.g. warehouses, transport routes) to adapt to changes in demand, supply disruptions or strategic prioritiesWei and Wang (2010), Guo et al. (2018) 
SCR3Diversifying supply sourcesThe ability to expanding and varying the supplier base to reduce dependence on single suppliersOh et al. (2013) 
SCR4Supplier flexibilityThe ability of suppliers to adjust manufacturing volumes, change product lines, to fulfill customized orders quickly in response to changesWei and Wang (2010) 
ESGEnvironmental, social and governance
ESG1Transparency of supplier informationVisibility into suppliers’ sourcing, practices and dataZhou et al. (2024) 
ESG2ESG disclosurePublic reporting of standardized ESG metrics to stakeholdersRosalin and Santosa (2023) 
ESG3Good working conditionsFair wages, humane hours, safe, rights-respecting workplacesRosalin and Santosa (2023) 
ESG4Energy savingReducing energy use through efficiency and conservation initiativesChu et al. (2025) 
ESG5Emission reduction policy, green standardsPolicies and standards for reducing greenhouse-gas emissionsChu et al. (2025) 
ESG6Use of recycled materialsIncorporating recycled or recyclable materials into products and packagingSharma et al. (2023) 
ESG7Equality and diversity in recruitmentEqual-opportunity, diversity-focused hiring and inclusive employment practicesRosalin and Santosa (2023) 
ESG8Internal ESG Governance PolicyFormal internal policies governing ESG responsibilities and conductRosalin and Santosa (2023) 
ESG9ESG compliance audit and assessment systemStructured audits and assessment instruments to verify ESG complianceChu et al. (2025) 

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