The impact of supplier-supplier collaboration on firm performance
Yong Lin, Li Zhou, Ke Rong, Shihua Ma, Zhe Yin
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Yong Lin, Li Zhou, Ke Rong, Shihua Ma, Zhe Yin
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Supplier-supplier collaboration has become an important concept for improving supply chain performance. The aim of this paper is to investigate its impacts on firm performance. The results indicate that supplier-manufacture collaboration and logistics service capability are positively associated with firm performance, but supplier-supplier collaboration will not directly influence firm performance. However, supplier-supplier collaboration will impact on firm performance in-directly through logistics service capability of the third party logistics provider.
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Supplier-supplier collaboration has become an important concept for improving supply chain performance. The aim of this paper is to investigate its impacts on firm performance. The results indicate that supplier-manufacture collaboration and logistics service capability are positively associated with firm performance, but supplier-supplier collaboration will not directly influence firm performance. However, supplier-supplier collaboration will impact on firm performance in-directly through logistics service capability of the third party logistics provider.
Key concepts: Business, Supplier relationship management, Supply chain, Supply chain management, Industrial organization, Service provider, Service (business), Process management