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SUPPLY CHAIN PROCESS INTEGRATION: A THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK
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DOI：10.1002/j.2158-1592.2009.tb00110.x.png)
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The current study was undertaken to further understanding of supply chain process integration. It is suggested that supply chain integration, the practice of realigning firms' operating structures, should be understood from an internal-external perspective and a process view. Drawing upon four theories-Strategy-Structure-Performance framework, the resource based view of the firm, transaction cost economics, and social network analysis-and combining industry inputs, a theoretical framework of supply chain process integration is developed. It is argued that a firm's strategic priorities are key factors of supply chain process integration. Superior performance is likely to be achieved when necessary supply chain capabilities are developed through supply chain process integration.
Keywords:
Resource based view
Social network analysis
Strategic priorities
Strategy-structure-performance framework
Supply chain capabilities
Supply chain process integration
Transaction cost economics
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