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2017 | 71 Modeling of Logistic Processes and Systems | 19--33
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Investigating Supply Chain Cooperation in Finnish Grocery Retail

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This paper explores how a cooperative approach to supply chain management enhances supply chain performance under fluctuating demand and uncertainty in the grocery retail sector. The exploratory and qualitative empirical study comprises a two-echelon case study of a Finnish grocery retail supply chain focussing on a grocery wholesaler and its tier 1, small retail customers. Interviews were conducted with key respondents at both echelon levels and it was found that cooperation can be a useful and successful technique to reduce costs and improve supply chain performance in a volatile and uncertain demand context. A list of enablers and barriers for supply chain cooperation were developed to guide practitioners and there is a brief discussion of this study's implications for Poland. (original abstract)
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  • Hanken School of Economics, Finland
  • Hanken School of Economics, Finland, Hull University Business School, UK
  • Hanken School of Economics, Finland
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