Search Results - subject:"Modularization"

Cascading disruptions : impact of modularity and nexus supplier predictions

Namdar, Jafar; Blackhurst, Jennifer; Zhao, Kang; Song, … - In: The journal of supply chain management 60 (2024) 3, pp. 18-38

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Modular vehicles can reduce greenhouse gas emissions for departure flight baggage transportation

Shi, Xiaowei; Chen, Zhiwei; Li, Xiaopeng; Qu, Xiaobo - In: Journal of air transport management : a new … 119 (2024), pp. 1-16

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58. International modularity

Kogeyama, Renato; Parente, Ronaldo; McDermott, Gerry; … - In: Encyclopedia of International Strategic Management, (pp. 225-231). 2024

Since its inception in the 1990s, research on modularity has expanded along changes in technological markets, such as the increasing pace of innovation and the reduction in prior forms of coordination. One main contribution of research has been to show numerous instances of modularity’s...

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Entrepreneurial orientation and project portfolio success: the roles of digitalization and modularization

Zhai, He; Bai, Sijun; Guo, Min - In: Journal of Small Business and Enterprise Development 31 (2024) 7, pp. 1504-1526

projects, with the moderating effects of digitalization capability and modularization process. Design/methodology/approach The … theoretical conceptual model incorporating EO, digitalization capability, modularization process, and project portfolio success … capability and modularization process positively moderate the relationship between EO and project portfolio success. Originality …

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Orchestrating a global business services portfolio in a plural sourcing context: the mediating role of modularised business processes

Plugge, Albert; Nikou, Shahrokh; Robben, Henry S.; … - In: Journal of Enterprise Information Management 37 (2024) 1, pp. 100-124

Purpose To co-create value through dynamic collaborations, enterprises and their suppliers need to orchestrate the integration of complementary resources when providing business services. As such enterprises' strategic decision to apply a plural sourcing strategy to establish dynamic...

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Decentralized modular production to increase supply chain efficiency in chemical markets : an example of polymer production

Becker, Tristan; Bruns, Bastian; Lier, Stefan; Werners, … - In: Journal of business economics : JBE 91 (2021) 6, pp. 867-895

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Mathematical formulations for multi-period network design with modular capacity adjustments

Almeida, Warley; Sanjay, Silva; Jena, Dominik; Jeswani, … - 2021

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Modularity design rules for architecture development : theory, implementation, and evidence from the development of the Renault-Nissan alliance "common module family" architecture

Sanchez, Ron; Shibata, Tomoatsu - In: Journal of open innovation : technology, market, and … 7 (2021) 4, pp. 1-22

In this paper, we propose a set of rules for developing modular architectures. We first consider the well-known concept of "Design Rules" advanced by Baldwin and Clark. We then propose a broader conceptualization called "Modularity Design Rules" that is derived from later studies of the...

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Consistently Mediocre : Modular Collaboration and Organizational Performance

Morales, Francisco; Carnahan, Seth; Hernandez, Exequiel - 2021

We explore the relationship between modularity in the collaboration patterns among individual employees and the level and variance of organizational performance. Using remarkably fine-grained data from the European club football (soccer) industry between 2010-2019, we measure modularity in the...

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Modular Market Definition

Sullivan, Sean - 2021

Surging interest in antitrust enforcement is exposing, once again, the difficulty of defining relevant markets. Past decades have witnessed the invention of many tests for defining markets, but little progress has been made, or even attempted, at reconciling these different tests. Modern market...

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