揭示精益生产环境下供应链灵活性的黑箱

IF 2.4 Q3 MANAGEMENT
B. Minguela-Rata, J. M. Maqueira, Araceli Rojo, José Moyano-Fuentes
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目的本研究旨在检验供应链柔性(SCF)在精益生产(LP)与企业绩效(BP)之间的全部中介作用。这种效应抵消了直接的LP-BP效应(所谓的“日全食效应”)。作者分析了SCF不同维度(采购灵活性;操作系统的灵活性、分布的灵活性和信息系统[IS]的灵活性)对SCF产生的LP和BP之间的“日全食效应”产生了影响。基于关系资源的观点和资源编排理论为理论框架提供了支持。设计/方法/方法基于协方差的结构方程建模(CB-SEM)用于检验SCF LP-BP日全食假设和四个额外的中介假设,每个SCF维度一个。通过对260家企业的问卷调查获得的数据进行了CB-SEM分析,并使用SPSS Process来评估中介效应。研究结果表明,只有一个维度(操作系统灵活性)在LP和BP之间具有完全的中介作用,因此是日食效应的主要因素。另外两个维度(采购灵活性和分销灵活性)具有部分中介效应,因此它们也有助于形成日食效应,尽管程度较小。最后,IS的灵活性既不是完全的也不是部分的中介因素,也不会导致日食效应。原创性/价值这些发现有一些重要的含义。对于学术界来说,它们产生了关于每个SCF维度或组成部分在LP-BP关系中所起作用的新知识。对于公司管理层来说,研究结果为供应链管理者提供了关于不同类型的供应链灵活性在LP和BP之间的个体影响的具体信息。这将使公司能够根据高级管理人员希望通过有限合伙人实现的结果,在有限合伙人环境中发展某些类型的灵活性。
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Unraveling the black box of supply chain flexibility in lean production environments
Purpose This study aims to examine the full mediating role of supply chain flexibility (SCF) between lean production (LP) and business performance (BP) found in the previous literature. This effect negates the direct LP-BP effect (the so-called “total eclipse effect”). The authors analyze the individual contributions that the different SCF dimensions (sourcing flexibility; operating system flexibility, distribution flexibility and information system [IS] flexibility) make to the “total eclipse effect” between LP and BP produced by SCF. The relational resources-based view and resource orchestration theory are used to support the theoretical framework. Design/methodology/approach Covariance-based structural equations modeling (CB-SEM) is used to test the SCF LP-BP total eclipse hypothesis and four additional mediation hypotheses, one for each of the SCF dimensions. Data obtained via a questionnaire given to 260 companies are analyzed with CB-SEM, and SPSS Process is used to evaluate the mediation effect. Findings Research results indicate that only one of the dimensions (operating system flexibility) has a full mediation effect between LP and BP and is, therefore, the main contributor to the eclipse effect. Two other dimensions (sourcing flexibility and distribution flexibility) have partial mediation effects, so they also contribute to developing the eclipse effect, although to a lesser extent. Finally, IS flexibility is neither a full nor a partial mediation factor and does not contribute to the eclipse effect. Originality/value These findings have some important implications. For academia, they generate new knowledge of the role that each of the SCF dimensions or components plays in the LP-BP relationship. For company management, the findings offer supply chain managers specific information on the individual effects that the different types of SCF flexibility have between LP and BP. This will allow companies to target their efforts to develop certain types of flexibility in LP contexts depending on the outcomes that senior managers want to achieve with their SCs.
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