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I am blogging about current research in Supply Chain Risk Management. Risk Management in Supply Chains is getting more important due to globalization and shorter product life cycles. The goal of my blog is to summarize and analyze current literature of Supply Chain Management at the associated Risks.
Daniel Dumke
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- February 2, 2010
- 08:20 PM
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Integration of Network Design and Production/Distribution Planning
by Daniel Dumke in SCRM Blog - Supply Chain Risk Management
Jang et al. (2002): "A combined model of network design and production/distribution planning for a supply network" suggest a framework for integrating the strategic supply chain network design with the operational planning needed for production and distribution.... Read more »
Jang, Y. (2002) A combined model of network design and production/distribution planning for a supply network. Computers , 43(1-2), 263-281. DOI: 10.1016/S0360-8352(02)00074-8
- January 17, 2010
- 01:40 PM
- 674 views
Misunderstandings and Learnings from case study research
by Daniel Dumke in SCRM Blog - Supply Chain Risk Management
Case study's can give valuable insights for the researcher, but there are many preconceptions about this research methodology, like being too subjective or having a too small sample size to deduce any relevant information.... Read more »
Flyvbjerg, B. (2006) Five Misunderstandings About Case-Study Research. Qualitative Inquiry, 12(2), 219-245. DOI: 10.1177/1077800405284363
- December 1, 2009
- 08:16 PM
- 815 views
Rethinking links in the supply chain (M. Sohdi, C. Tang)
by Daniel Dumke in SCRM Blog - Supply Chain Risk Management
The two page article reflects upon the current economic crisis and the authors views on the implications for SC Management.... Read more »
MMS Sodhi, & CS Tang. (2009) Rethinking links in the supply chain. Financial Times. info:/
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