Enhancing Supply Chain Resilience By Addressing The Achilles Heel Of Information Sharing

The risks of information leakage associated with information sharing across supply chains are still not well-defined. It is clear that managerial approaches in mitigating such risks are needed. Therefore, this study demonstrates pathways to supply chain resilience derived from linkages of informa...

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Main Author:	Tan, Hwee Chin
Format:	Thesis
Language:	English
Published:	2019
Subjects:	HD28-70 Management Industrial Management
Online Access:	http://eprints.usm.my/48330/1/Tan%20Hwee%20Chin%27s%20Master%20Thesis%20cut.pdf
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spelling	my-usm-ep.483302021-02-17T07:35:11Z Enhancing Supply Chain Resilience By Addressing The Achilles Heel Of Information Sharing 2019-04 Tan, Hwee Chin HD28-70 Management. Industrial Management The risks of information leakage associated with information sharing across supply chains are still not well-defined. It is clear that managerial approaches in mitigating such risks are needed. Therefore, this study demonstrates pathways to supply chain resilience derived from linkages of information leakage to information sharing effectiveness with mitigation approaches. It shows the information sharing effectiveness enables quick response to leakage by mitigation approaches and increase resilience, which might provide a competitive edge over their competitor across a supply chain. This study designed a sequential exploratory mixed method approach by combining qualitative and quantitative studies. First, purposeful sampling in a qualitative study was adopted involving semi-structured interviews with five cases of Malaysia Multinational Corporations predominantly in the manufacturing sector. Interviews with managers gain deeper insights into the risks of information leakage involved and developed appropriate mitigation strategies when sharing information with supply chain partners. The main study findings are synthesized into a theoretical framework that revealed organization ethical climate and information security culture are new useful approaches to mitigate the devastating consequences on information sharing effectiveness. Second, purposive sampling in a quantitative study was conducted to empirically verify the framework by using a questionnaire distributed to Malaysian MNCs, predominately in the manufacturing sector. 2019-04 Thesis http://eprints.usm.my/48330/ http://eprints.usm.my/48330/1/Tan%20Hwee%20Chin%27s%20Master%20Thesis%20cut.pdf application/pdf en public masters Universiti Sains Malaysia Pusat Pengajian Pengurusan
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description	The risks of information leakage associated with information sharing across supply chains are still not well-defined. It is clear that managerial approaches in mitigating such risks are needed. Therefore, this study demonstrates pathways to supply chain resilience derived from linkages of information leakage to information sharing effectiveness with mitigation approaches. It shows the information sharing effectiveness enables quick response to leakage by mitigation approaches and increase resilience, which might provide a competitive edge over their competitor across a supply chain. This study designed a sequential exploratory mixed method approach by combining qualitative and quantitative studies. First, purposeful sampling in a qualitative study was adopted involving semi-structured interviews with five cases of Malaysia Multinational Corporations predominantly in the manufacturing sector. Interviews with managers gain deeper insights into the risks of information leakage involved and developed appropriate mitigation strategies when sharing information with supply chain partners. The main study findings are synthesized into a theoretical framework that revealed organization ethical climate and information security culture are new useful approaches to mitigate the devastating consequences on information sharing effectiveness. Second, purposive sampling in a quantitative study was conducted to empirically verify the framework by using a questionnaire distributed to Malaysian MNCs, predominately in the manufacturing sector.
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author	Tan, Hwee Chin
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title	Enhancing Supply Chain Resilience By Addressing The Achilles Heel Of Information Sharing
title_short	Enhancing Supply Chain Resilience By Addressing The Achilles Heel Of Information Sharing
title_full	Enhancing Supply Chain Resilience By Addressing The Achilles Heel Of Information Sharing
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title_full_unstemmed	Enhancing Supply Chain Resilience By Addressing The Achilles Heel Of Information Sharing
title_sort	enhancing supply chain resilience by addressing the achilles heel of information sharing
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Enhancing Supply Chain Resilience By Addressing The Achilles Heel Of Information Sharing

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