The vast majority of supply-chain literature has focused on supply chain management,
innovation and sustainability, separately. However, little supply-chain research focuses on …

The Fourth Industrial Revolution–also known as Industry 4.0 (i4. 0)–comprises the
digitalisation of the industrial sector. This paper uses the theoretical lens of supply chain …

As supply chains recover from the impact of COVID-19, a sudden acceleration of interest in
digitalization and automation is expected, as firms increasingly look towards digital …

The COVID-19 global health crisis forced border closings, strained resources and tightened
funding, forcing humanitarian organisations to innovate. This paper aims to identify gaps in …

Social sustainability is a growing concern for supply chain management, but questionable
practices endure due to insufficient stakeholder pressure on the market leading firms …

Blockchain has been emerged as a promising technology for a traceability system in
industry. It can also be applied to many functions of a Supply Chain Management (SCM) …

The competitive advantage purchasing provides has been debated for decades. For a novel
perspective we derive a theoretical framework grounded in the knowledge-based view in …

Purpose Additive manufacturing (AM) involves the renewal of production systems and also
has implications for firms' supply chains. Innovations related to AM supply chains are, so far …

Purpose Adopting additive manufacturing (AM) on a large-scale requires an adoption in
company value chains. This may happen through product innovation and require …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to explore case studies of business models (BMs)
driven by supply chain innovations (SCIs) in order to investigate how SCIs can lead …