论文信息 - Supply Chain Management at the Crossroads: Divergent Views, Potential Impacts, and Suggested Paths Forward

Supply Chain Management at the Crossroads: Divergent Views, Potential Impacts, and Suggested Paths Forward

The academic field of supply chain management (SCM) is comprised of scholars holding four different worldviews based on their academic heritages. This situation presents both threats and opportunities for SCM scholarship and practice. In this brief paper, we explain why we see this occurring, and actions that academics might take in order to form a more cohesive and effective SCM discipline.

Chad W. Autry | Kenneth J. Petersen

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