Powerful supply chain: Apply areas of social and science management to supply chain management to enhance the coordination of supply chain participants
Tzong‐Ru Lee, Thi Phuong Nha Le
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Tzong‐Ru Lee, Thi Phuong Nha Le
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This paper discusses on the research areas of social and science management such as finance, marketing, logistics, information management system, etc., toward supply chain management issues. An analysis of concept and function on each area that has been conducted figures out that despite the diversification of research areas, covering capacity of SCM research, they are considered as distinct topics. A coordinated requirement is necessary. The framework of coordinated supply chain management is displayed as bridges for scholars and academics from various perspectives and areas work together to enhance the power of supply chain management in academics as well as business environment.
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This paper discusses on the research areas of social and science management such as finance, marketing, logistics, information management system, etc., toward supply chain management issues. An analysis of concept and function on each area that has been conducted figures out that despite the diversification of research areas, covering capacity of SCM research, they are considered as distinct topics. A coordinated requirement is necessary. The framework of coordinated supply chain management is displayed as bridges for scholars and academics from various perspectives and areas work together to enhance the power of supply chain management in academics as well as business environment.
Key concepts: Supply chain, Supply chain management, Diversification (marketing strategy), Demand chain, Service management, Business, Digital firm, Work (physics)