Supply chain network disruptions have become an increasingly relevant topic in literature and industry. Just recently the COVID-19 pandemic demonstrated the need for greater resilience in global supply chain networks. We present a quantitative social network analysis (SNA) approach to selectively fortify nodes in complex supply chain networks targeting ripple-effect mitigation and enhancing supply chain network resilience (SCNR). Our model can be used to analyze supply chain resilience and derive strategies to mitigate disruptions, specifically using betweenness centrality for fortification. The model can be applied by supply chain managers to existing supply chain networks regardless of the underlying network type
Increasingly, scholars recognize the importance of understanding supply network disruptions. However...
Supply chains can be vulnerable to sudden disruptions, especially when it emphasizes efficient opera...
International audiencePurpose Despite the systemic nature of circular economy (CE), theorisation tha...
The purpose of this research was to assess the applicability of social network analysis for studying...
Globalisation and lean initiatives increase the vulnerabilities of the supply chains (SC), where dis...
Resilience has been widely used as one of the core elements to deal with and to respond to major dis...
To achieve a competitive edge in an uncertain business environment where change is imperative, one o...
Recent advances in network theory has encouraged the supply chain researchers to investigate the res...
Due to the unprecedented globalisation in which we are living nowadays, we are able to eat bananas t...
Research aims To understand structure changes of a supply chain network (SCN) during and after a dis...
Classical approaches in the field of supply chain risk management (SCRM) consider supply chains as l...
Supply chain systems are becoming more complex and dynamic as a result of globalization and the deve...
This paper deals with social network analysis and how it could be integrated within supply chain man...
The network perspective is rapidly becoming a lingua franca across virtually all of the sciences fro...
International audienceThe increasing importance of resilience in supply chain management (SCM) has d...
Increasingly, scholars recognize the importance of understanding supply network disruptions. However...
Supply chains can be vulnerable to sudden disruptions, especially when it emphasizes efficient opera...
International audiencePurpose Despite the systemic nature of circular economy (CE), theorisation tha...
The purpose of this research was to assess the applicability of social network analysis for studying...
Globalisation and lean initiatives increase the vulnerabilities of the supply chains (SC), where dis...
Resilience has been widely used as one of the core elements to deal with and to respond to major dis...
To achieve a competitive edge in an uncertain business environment where change is imperative, one o...
Recent advances in network theory has encouraged the supply chain researchers to investigate the res...
Due to the unprecedented globalisation in which we are living nowadays, we are able to eat bananas t...
Research aims To understand structure changes of a supply chain network (SCN) during and after a dis...
Classical approaches in the field of supply chain risk management (SCRM) consider supply chains as l...
Supply chain systems are becoming more complex and dynamic as a result of globalization and the deve...
This paper deals with social network analysis and how it could be integrated within supply chain man...
The network perspective is rapidly becoming a lingua franca across virtually all of the sciences fro...
International audienceThe increasing importance of resilience in supply chain management (SCM) has d...
Increasingly, scholars recognize the importance of understanding supply network disruptions. However...
Supply chains can be vulnerable to sudden disruptions, especially when it emphasizes efficient opera...
International audiencePurpose Despite the systemic nature of circular economy (CE), theorisation tha...