Exploring big data analytics capabilities for supply chain: a systematic literature review

In the era of Big Data, many organisations have successfully leveraged BDA capabilities to extract value from data to improve their performance. Development of BDA capabilities for supply chain management is crucial for business growth. This paper aims to provide a systematic literature review of BDA capabilities in context of supply chain and develop the capabilities maturity model for SCM. A conceptual framework to link BDA capabilities with different stages of generating and assimilating the added value is proposed in this paper. This paper contributes in theorizing BDA capabilities, and provides propositions for future research.

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