By integrating the insights of knowledge creation theory and metacognition theory, this study explores how organizations can effectively capture and generate knowledge in supply chain relationships. In particular, this study has applied the concept of metacognitive capabilities to investigate...

Much of the previous research on supply network resilience examined what capabilities firms should develop and how they develop the capabilities as resilience investment. However, what has received less attention is where to invest resilience in the network. Scholars have debated over what nodes...

When a supplier experiences a disruption, it learns how to better prevent and recover from future disruptions. As suppliers learn to become more resilient, the overall supply network also learns to become more resilient. This research draws on the organizational learning literature to introduce...

Governments want firms to innovate new processes and products not only within their countries, but also across national boundaries. Many countries have initiated policies to support firm's global operations and innovation in other countries (cross-border innovation). How does government support...

The unprecedented availability of data, along with the growing variety of software packages to visualize it, presents both opportunities and challenges for operations management (OM) research. OM researchers typically use data to describe conditions, predict phenomena, or make prescriptions...