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Trust and Commitment Models in Supply Chains

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Dobrzynski M. D., Ryciuk U.
Ekonomika i Organizacja Przedsiębiorstwa
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2007
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issue 7(670)
9-18
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High level of trust and a strong commitment among supply chain partners lead to successful supply chain performance. The level of trust is closely related to e.g.: partner's reputation, information sharing, asset specificity, behavioural uncertainty or potential opportunism. The aim of this article is to discuss existing trust related models and identify the variables influencing trust and commitment.
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PROBLEMS OF LOGISTIC SYSTEMS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN DELIVERY CHAINS

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Uvarov S.
LogForum
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2011
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vol. 7
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issue 3
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Background: Realization of supply chains management paradigm, covering significantly more volumes of logistic space, logically leads to complication of logistic systems, which, in its turn, arises significant number of problems of both theoretical and practical character. In our opinion, not all the aspects of logistic systems design and their sustainable functioning have received by the present time corresponding coverage in scientific literature. More detailed consideration requires specific problems of logistic systems interaction with their environment. We can talk about formation of new scientific direction (which we suggest to name logistic environics), being applied addition to classical approach to design of logistic systems. Methods: the formalized description of interaction process for logistic systems with the environment was presented and discussed from ecological, social, economical, organizational and technological, technical, natural scientific positions. Results and conclusions: there is an interaction between logistics systems and the environment, but formalized description of logistic systems interaction process with the environment requires performance of complex interdisciplinary research from many different positions.
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EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT AS A SOURCE OF RISKS TO THE PARTICIPANTS OF SUPPLY CHAINS (Otoczenie zewnetrzne jako zrodlo ryzyka dla uczestnikow lancuchow dostaw)

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Wieteska G.
Marketing i Rynek
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2012
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vol. 19
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issue 1
17-27
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Observed in recent years disturbances influencing supply chain determines analysis of risk and its impact on the effectiveness of business processes. The article presents a problem of threats coming from the environment. Especially global changing conditions are the specific source of uncertainty for supply chains. The article presents the results of research on environmental risk factors identified by firms operating in Poland on the B2B market.
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