Factors Influencing Supply Chain Risk Management Among Norwegian Industrial Firms

K Arnt Buvik Risk management in global maritime supply chain. 2008 2012

Our data suggests that it is more likely the management of supply chains take place between the focal firm and the first-tier suppliers, which Ballou's (2007) paper

Zsidisin (2003) argued that it is not essential that the detrimental effects of theses undesired consequences be existential to the companies, but typically they

This research can conclude that Norwegian manufacturing firms pay attention to inbound SCRM, regarding risks upstream in the supply chain related to suppliers.. Furthermore, this

As mentioned, the current routine means that a relatively large amount of time is spent on making loading lists ready for handover back to the customer and the customer also spends a

This chapter covers literature reviews on supply chain management (SCM), maritime freight transportation, container shipping, sustainability and sustainable supply chain

Key words – Circular Economy, Sustainability, Supply Chain Management, Value Chain, Service Industry, Transport Service

The companies in one direct supply chain agree that the most significant risk factor influencing their company will vary with time and the macro environment.. The companies view