Whether firms should perform manufacturing activities on their own or buy them from an external provider is a strategic question that many managers from all firm areas have historically asked themselves. The present paper seeks to address this question by developing a theoretical framework which can help managers evaluate sourcing decisions. After discussing a make-or-buy literature review on 7 prestigious academic journals, the most relevant determinants and theories supported from the literature are identified and illustrated within this framework. The results are subsequently outlined, our research work concluding with a reflection on the extent to which this paper can improve the academic understanding of make-or-buy approaches. Our res...
This paper analyses the decision of food companies to realize innovations through in-house ac-tiviti...
The make-or-buy question represents a fundamental dilemma faced by many companies. Existing make-or-...
Make-or-buy decisions taken during `product design and engineering' often happen based on incomplete...
Whether firms should perform manufacturing activities on their own or buy them from an external prov...
Purpose: Make-or-buy decisions represent a critical dilemma faced by many firms. The appropriate dec...
Purpose: Make-or-buy decisions represent a critical dilemma faced by many firms. The appropriate dec...
Should firms perform logistics services on their own or should they buy them from a logistics provid...
Combining concepts regarding the make-or-buy decision, such as Williamson’s (1981) ideas on transact...
This paper illustrates that the make or buy is a strategic decision and has implications for the ove...
The make-or-buy question represents one of the key issues to have emerged in manufacturing strategy....
Purpose: The question of whether to make or acquire something is a crucial conundrum that many compa...
While the previous literature uses transaction cost economics and the resource-based view to theoret...
The question regarding whether to produce in-house or to purchase from an external supplier is nowad...
This paper analyses the decision of food companies to realize innovations through in-house ac-tiviti...
The make-or-buy question represents a fundamental dilemma faced by many companies. Companies have fi...
This paper analyses the decision of food companies to realize innovations through in-house ac-tiviti...
The make-or-buy question represents a fundamental dilemma faced by many companies. Existing make-or-...
Make-or-buy decisions taken during `product design and engineering' often happen based on incomplete...
Whether firms should perform manufacturing activities on their own or buy them from an external prov...
Purpose: Make-or-buy decisions represent a critical dilemma faced by many firms. The appropriate dec...
Purpose: Make-or-buy decisions represent a critical dilemma faced by many firms. The appropriate dec...
Should firms perform logistics services on their own or should they buy them from a logistics provid...
Combining concepts regarding the make-or-buy decision, such as Williamson’s (1981) ideas on transact...
This paper illustrates that the make or buy is a strategic decision and has implications for the ove...
The make-or-buy question represents one of the key issues to have emerged in manufacturing strategy....
Purpose: The question of whether to make or acquire something is a crucial conundrum that many compa...
While the previous literature uses transaction cost economics and the resource-based view to theoret...
The question regarding whether to produce in-house or to purchase from an external supplier is nowad...
This paper analyses the decision of food companies to realize innovations through in-house ac-tiviti...
The make-or-buy question represents a fundamental dilemma faced by many companies. Companies have fi...
This paper analyses the decision of food companies to realize innovations through in-house ac-tiviti...
The make-or-buy question represents a fundamental dilemma faced by many companies. Existing make-or-...
Make-or-buy decisions taken during `product design and engineering' often happen based on incomplete...