This paper discusses the importance of a contingency perspective of organizational and
supply chain resilience. The overall theoretical framework is the contingent resource-based …

Supply chain resilience is an operational capability that enables a disrupted or broken
supply chain to reconstruct itself and be stronger than before. This paper examines …

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official policy or position of the Air Force, the Department of Defense, or the US Government …

The business environment is always changing and change creates risk. Managing the risk of
the uncertain future is a challenge that requires resilience–“the ability to survive, adapt and …

The purpose of this paper is to investigate the research development in supply chain
resilience. We undertake a literature survey to review the literature on enterprise and supply …

Many existing studies and models of supply chain resilience conceptualize resilience from
the perspective of an equilibrium‐seeking focal firm or industry. The term “supply chain …

Volatile and unpredictable market conditions are likely to create considerable supply chain
(SC) risks such as excess cost, lost sales due to delivery problems or quality impairments …

Although the significance of supply chain resilience has been well explored, there is much to
be explained about its formation and composition. Using systems theory and the Family …

In today's global business environment, supply chains have increased in both length and
complexity. This increase in length and complexity coupled with a focus on improving …

Supply chain resilience is a comparatively unexplored area of supply chain research, that is
related to risk management, but at the same time differs from traditional risk management …