Table 1

Supply chain resilience enablers in different industry contexts

Author (Year)IndustryEnablers identified
Qazi et al. (2024) Pakistan textile supply chainsSupplier relationship (SR) and customer relationship (CR)
Belhadi et al. (2024) African agri food supply chainDigital dynamic capabilities for both proactive and reactive capabilities
Agarwal and Seth (2024) Indian automobile supply chainsSC collaboration, SC agility, SC infrastructure and design, SC flexibility, relationship development with trading partners, SCR orientation, SC disruption preparedness and responsiveness of SC partners
Hsu et al. (2021) Apparel supply chainsAgility, adaptability, flexibility, collaboration, velocity, information sharing, risk awareness, visibility, security and capacity
Dabhilkar et al. (2016) Multiple industriesProactive internal, proactive external, reactive internal and reactive external
Chowdhury and Quaddus (2016) Textile industriesSC orientation, SC risk management culture, learning and development
Li et al. (2017) Multiple industriesPreparedness, alertness and agility
Chen et al. (2019) ICT industryAgility, visibility, emergency teams, preventive plans and stabilisation, information management tools, communication and bargaining power, collaboration and coordination
Pettit et al. (2013) Multiple industriesFlexibility in sourcing, flexibility in order fulfilment, capacity, efficiency, visibility, adaptability, anticipation, recovery, dispersion, collaboration, organisation, market position, security and financial strength
Vishnu et al. (2019) Multiple industriesFlexibility, reliability, agility, adaptability, alignment, ambidexterity, robustness, responsiveness, effectiveness, sustainability and leanness
Asamoah et al. (2019) SME multiple industriesSocial network relationships and customer-oriented performance
Kaviani et al. (2020) Automotive supply chainsFlexibility in order fulfilment, capacity, efficiency, visibility, adaptability, recovery, dispersion, organisation, market position and security
Mandal et al. (2017) Multiple industriesDemand management interface capability, information management capability, supply management interface capability, coordination capability and cooperation capability
Scholten and Schilder (2015) Food processing industrySC collaboration through information-sharing, collaborative communication, mutually created knowledge and joint relationship efforts
da Silva Poberschnigg et al. (2020) Automobile industryredundancy, flexibility, adaptability, collaboration, visibility and agility and cross-functional integration
Sawyerr and Harrison (2020) MultipleCollaboration, flexibility, redundancy, agility, decision-making, security (IT and insurance), culture, robustness, integration, avoidance, HRM, sustainability and logistics capability
Kamalahmadi and Parast (2016) MultipleSC re-engineering, collaboration, agility and risk management culture
Jain et al. (2017) MultipleAdaptive capability, collaboration, trust, sustainability, risk and revenue sharing, information sharing, SC structure, market sensitiveness, agility, visibility, culture, minimising uncertainty and technological capability
Ali and Gölgeci (2019) MultipleCollaboration, redundancy, resilience culture, information sharing, SC innovation, top management support, employees training and development, public-private partnership, co-opetition, industry 4.0, big data analytics, block chain, visibility, robustness, agility, velocity, resource configuration, adaptation, disruption mitigation, SC re-design and additive manufacturing
Chunsheng et al. (2019) Manufacturing multipleOrganisational culture, flexibility and integration

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