Program for Monday, April 3rd: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR MONDAY, APRIL 3RD: TALK VIEW

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08:30-09:00 Registration

09:00-09:30 Opening

09:30-10:30 Keynote speech - The circular economy: Pathways for Purchasing and Supply Chain Executives

11:00-12:30 PDW: Evolving PSM capabilities in the face of systemic change

11:00-11:30

[CP] The impact of Additive Manufacturing adoption on Sustainable Supply Chain performance

A. Ronchini, D. Eyers, A. Potter, A. Moretto, J. Gosling, F. Caniato

11:30-12:00

[CP] Impact of Blockchain-driven Sustainable Supply Chain Transparency on Supplier Selection: Insights from Choice-based Conjoint

Sukrit Vinayavekhin, Aneesh Banerjee, Feng Li

12:00-12:30

[CP] Sustainability meets service procurement: a case study in the ICT service sector

Kati Marttinen, Anni-Kaisa Kähkönen, Aleksi Harju, Jukka Hallikas

11:00-11:22

An investigation into the role of power in sustainable agri-food supply chains

Tim Else, Andrea Genovese, Sonal Choudhary

11:22-11:44

Bittersweet stories: A text-mining analysis of sustainability regimes in cocoa sector

Linh Nguyen, Rob Zuidwijk, Finn Wynstra

11:44-12:06

Antecedents for Procurement of Agriculture Commodities by Primary Agriculture Credit Societies (PACS): Way Towards Social Circular Supply Chain in Emerging

Vg Venkatesh

12:06-12:28

[OL] Sustainability performance measurement in food supply chains in Italy: deep diving into social

Edoardo Copreni, Alessandro Lepori, Verónica León-Bravo

11:00-11:25

[CP] The MIMIC Megagame -exploring adaptation of a construction logistics game for online use

Karl Bergström, Anna Fredriksson, Monica Billger

11:25-11:50

[CP] Teaching supply chain management through megagames

Mats Janné, Anna Fredriksson

11:50-12:10

Real-life learning tool for Global Supply Chain Management course

Liubov Pakhomova, Adriana Saraceni

12:10-12:30

Developing Strategic Thinking in a Purchasing and Supply Course

Klaas Stek

11:00-11:30

[CP] Coercive, mimetic and normative influences on the uptake of sustainable public procurement: an institutional

Fredo Schotanus, Ruben Nicolas

11:30-11:50

The ‘integrated approach’: How municipalities achieve multiple policy objectives in the same public

Ruben Nicolas, Helen Toxopeus, Fredo Schotanus

11:50-12:10

What impedes circularity in public procurement? Nudging the purchaser to implement the contracts

Sofia Lingegård

12:10-12:30

Beyond the Kraljic Matrix: an Updated Purchasing Portfolio Model for Deploying Procurement Strategies in the Public

Andrea Patrucco, Zhaohui Wu, Robert Handfield

11:00-11:22

Enabling resilience through digital technology in strategic networks: exploring multi-level organizational

Poul Houman Andersen, Elsebeth Holmen, Victor Eriksson, Ann-Charlott Pedersen

11:22-11:44

Tier X – what’s up?: Sub-supplier resilience for downstream adaptability and upstream visibility

Aysu Gocer, Árni Halldórsson, Ceren Altuntas Vural

11:44-12:06

The interplay of suppliers' resilience and preferred customer status for supply chain resilience – A multi-echelon study based on first-tier supplier

Shikha Kalesh, Nadine Kiratli-Schneider, Holger Schiele

12:06-12:28

The interconnection between purchasing structure and supply chain resilience in multi-unit

Kamran Rashidi, Arash Azadegan, Carla Gonçalves Machado

11:00-11:25

[CP] Barriers to circular economy transition: Evidence from an electric vehicle battery manufacturer

Elmira Parviziomran, Viktor Elliot

11:25-11:50

[CP] Unlocking Barriers to Circular Procurement Management

Asad Ali Qazi, Andrea Appolloni

11:50-12:10

Leading role of the circular economy in increasing mutual attractiveness in the buyer-supplier

Laurence Viale, Justine Lambolez

12:10-12:30

Cross-industrial collaboration for circular economy: exploration of inter-organisational proximity in the supply

Anne Ratsimandresy

11:00-11:30

[CP] Sustainable product selection: (when) does gender matter?

Katie Kenny, Katri Kauppi, Juri Matinheikki

11:30-12:00

[CP] Diversity in strategic leadership as a driver of sustainable supply chain management

Alana Vandebeek, Wim Lambrechts, Jelle Mampaey

12:00-12:30

[CP] Learning inclusive purchasing through boundary objects: a multi-level perspective

Minelle Silva

13:30-15:00 PDW: Procurement of innovative solutions to societal problems

13:30-13:52

Making smart use of smart meters: How to effectively govern the network of actors involved in the Dutch energy

Tom Aben, Martijn Jonker, Henk Akkermans, Wendy van der Valk

13:52-14:14

Tragedy of Common Access: How to Offset Rebound Effects of Mobility-as-a-Service

Johan Kask, Petter Braathen, Martin Hanssen

14:14-14:36

Online orders fulfillment with lateral transshipment in an omni-channel environment: Trading-off economic and environmental

Isabelle van Schilt, Rita Maria Difrancesco, Matthias Winkenbach

14:36-14:58

[OL] Socially Responsible Supply Chain Management in the Industry 4.0 Era: An Exploratory Study

Deepak Asokan, Fahian Huq, Christopher Smith

13:30-13:52

Green procurement: Collecting evidence on the practice-performance link by employing a meta-analysis

Alessa Kozuch, Maurice Langen, Christian von Deimling, Michael Eßig

13:52-14:14

Hidden in the dark: a study of animal welfare transparency and opacity in fashion supply networks

Rhona Johnsen, Thomas Johnsen, Philip Beske-Janssen, Leonardo Marques

14:14-14:36

How important are the challenges confronting organ transplant supply chain systems in Africa?

T. Akenroye, A. Oyedijo, V. C Rajan, G. Zsidisin, M. Mkamsi, J. Elbaz

14:36-14:58

[OL] Evolution Of Behavioral Research On E-Waste Management: Conceptual Frameworks And Future Research

Md Shah Newaz, Andrea Appolloni

13:30-14:00

[CP] Role of certification agencies in uncertainty aversion and in sustainable practices of

Rahul Sahu, Tarikere T. Niranjan

14:00-14:30

[CP] Value and cost of certifications in food industry: an analysis of SMEs in Italy

Belinda Borrello, Jacopo Colucci, Verónica León-Bravo

14:30-15:00

[CP] Study of the Evolution of Supplier Code of Conducts Using Resource Orchestration and Signaling Theory – From Compliance to Progress, From Content to

Remko van Hoek, Sebastian Brockhaus, Thomas Udesen, Cameron Bujaucius

13:30-13:52

Gendered language as a barrier to female-led company participation in public sector tenders: A gender-responsive

S. Kelly, V. Klézl, D. Marshall, N. Hasche, K. Stek, M. Reszka

13:52-14:14

Public procurement for circularity by public-private collaboration – a cross-case of the construction

Holma, Lingegård, Højbjerg Clarke, de Boer, Nieminen, Rostgaard Evald, Qiu

14:14-14:36

Public buyer’s capabilities for purchasing services: A systematic literature review

Matin Taheriruh

14:36-14:58

The impact of digital capabilities on Public Procurement | A multi-treatment effect analysis on Italian

Michela Guida, Maria Jesús Saénz, Stefano Ronchi, Federico Caniato

13:30-13:52

SUPPLY CHAIN PLASTICITY POST DISRUPTIONS? WHAT IS IT AND WHY DOES(?) IT MATTER?

Laharish Guntuka, Ellie Falcone, Steven Carnovale

13:52-14:14

A framework structuring crisis management and supply chain resilience activities in PSM – A systematic literature

Julian Brinkmeyer, Michael Henke

14:14-14:36

Different paths to supply chain resilience

Martin Seif

14:36-14:58

Can Circular Economy strategies serve to mitigate supply risk enhancing firm performances?

Roberta Pellegrino, Barbara Gaudenzi, Luca Fraccascia

13:30-14:00

[CP] [OL] Exploring Circular Supply Chain Designs in B Corps: The Role of Flows and Capabilities

Lydia Bals, Kelsey Taylor, Eugenia Rosca

14:00-14:22

A comparative analysis of multiple retailer’s food waste strategy and the adoption of Anaerobic Digestion in the UK, US and

Chicksand, Sandilands, Boojihawon, Hall, Rehme, Blessley, Young

14:22-14:44

Sustainable product design for effective end-of-life management: The role of circular economy

Judith Quaicoe, Innocent Senyo Kwasi Acquah, John Gartchie Gatsi

13:30-13:52

Supplier Diversity: Can Organizations Achieve Social and Economic ROI?

Andrea Sordi, Wendy L. Tate, Eugenia Rosca

13:52-14:14

Towards institutional logic of inclusiveness: A study of the inclusive purchasing practice

Salomée Ruel, Minelle Silva

14:14-14:36

Does gender matter or not? Meta-analysis on what gender diversity means for sustainable supply chain

Katie Kenny

14:36-14:58

[OL] Social strategies adopted by women in logistics: The role of gendered social representations

Nejib Fattam, Tarik Saikouk, Blandine Ageron, Meriem Bouazzaoui

15:30-17:00 PDW: How to Enable Systemic Change in Fashion?

15:30-17:00 PDW: Social & Environmentally Sustainable Supply Chain Management teaching with game-based learning

15:30-15:52

Sustainability of school food systems in Europe

Orsolya Diófási-Kovács, Anna Freund

15:52-16:14

Purchasing sustainable urban logistics services An exploratory research in the French context

Nathalie Merminod, Thierry Allegre

16:14-16:36

Shaping the meta-institutional field of agri-food supply chains – An institutional work

Axel Zehendner, Michele Pereira

16:36-16:58

IBM’s Sustainability Progress: A Longitudinal Approach Investigating Legitimacy and Authenticity

Wendy Tate, Lisa Ellram, Vladyslava Snyder

15:30-16:00

[CP] Knowledge spillovers to competitors via suppliers: An empirical exploration and research agenda

Matthias Holtrup, Niels J. Pulles, Holger Schiele

16:00-16:30

[CP] Supply Network Complexity: A Systematic Review and Research Agenda

Melek Akın Ateş, Davide Luzzini

16:30-17:00

[CP] Supply Chain Leaders as Change Agents

Robert Suurmond, Maximillian Körber, Diogo Cotta

15:30-15:55

[CP] Practice-based view to value creation in infrastructure procurement

Kirsi Lindfors, Aki Jääskeläinen, Iryna Malacina

15:55-16:20

[CP] Promotion of cross-border public procurement at a regional and local level: An analysis of activities in selected regions of the

Christine Freye, Maximilian Hammer, Christian von Deimling, Michael Eßig

16:20-16:40

Dyadic capabilities in outcome-based public procurement

Kati Loijas, Aki Jääskeläinen, Elina Karttunen

16:40-17:00

A systematic literature review on innovative and sustainable competences in the public procurement

Shantal Kartoidjojo, Carolina Belotti Pedroso, Klaas Stek, Louise Knight

15:30-15:52

Resilient supply chains: Evidence from Wuhan, China during the pandemic

Ilias Vlachos, Bolun Xu

15:52-16:14

Supply chain resilience during COVID-19: An exploratory comparison of French and U.S. companies

Enz, Ruel, Zsidisin, Bernard Bracy, Ndungu, Penagos-Rodriguez, Jarzebowski

16:14-16:36

The impact of COVID-19 on SMEs: Implications for Supply Chain Strategy

Paolo Barbieri, Laura Brandolini, Santosh Mahapatra, Byung Gak Son

16:36-16:58

[OL] The pharmaceutical sourcing industry's challenges and lessons learned during the COVID-19

Vikram Chowdhary, Marek Vins

15:30-15:52

An Investigation into the Relationship among Institutional Pressures, Supply Chain Integration and the Adoption of Circular Economy

Tommaso Calzolari, Andrea Genovese, Andrew Brint

15:52-16:14

Circular procurement in the renewable energy sector | A case study approach

Michela Guida, Camilla Borsani, Antonella Moretto, Federico Caniato

16:14-16:36

Exploring the transition towards circular supply chains through social innovations: an empirical study of biobased biodegradable food packaging

Barbara Ocicka, Jolanta Turek

16:36-16:58

[OL] Reverse logistics, contract logistics, and sustainable supply chain initiatives: A multiple-case study of Kenyan FMCG

Vincent Achola, Petwa Malaba

15:30-15:52

Narratives beyond growth: Implications for the Purchasing and Supply Management domain

Desirée Knoppen, Johannes Heller, Louise Knight

15:52-16:14

Proactive contracting and legal design : Enablers of systemic change in purchasing and supply chain

Isabell Storsjö, Piia Kaave, Juho Saloranta

16:14-16:36

Exploring sustainable business model development through actor network collaboration - A comparative case study of centralized solar photovoltaic parks in

Amanda Bankel, Lisa Melander

16:36-16:58

Demand-side management policies in innovation and sustainable development

Gregorio Rius-Sorolla, Alicia Llorca, Sofia Estellés

17:15-17:37

Exploring the microfoundations of sustainable transformation

Herve Legenvre

17:37-17:59

Slow and fair? Shifting priorities in supply chains and the interplay between consumption and

Kate McLoughlin, Helen Benton

17:59-18:21

Words without deeds and deeds without words: An initial empirical analysis of the intention action gap in corporate

Ruth Schültken, Christoph Bode, Matthias Schlipf

18:21-18:43

Operations strategy of impactful hybrid organizations: An inductive theoretical framework

Jorge Rodriguez, Esteban Koberg

17:15-17:37

Critical nexus suppliers and buyer ESG risk exposure: The role of information disclosure and supply network

Jesús Diego Castillo, Maria J. Montes-Sancho

17:37-17:59

Linking secondary plastics suppliers and consuming companies: The Role of Purchasing

K. Picaud-Bello, L. Rodríguez-Pellière, R.M. Difrancesco, D. Knoppen

17:59-18:21

[OL] EMBRACING TENSIONS AND CHANGE IN SUSTAINABLE SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT: How new perspectives could help SCM in the search for

Jacopo Colombo, Albachiara Boffelli, Matto Kalchschmidt, Hervè Legenvre

18:21-18:43

Embracing paradox theory in purchasing and supply management: an extensive and systematic literature review and research

Marie-Anne Le Dain, Oihab Allal-Cherif, Hugues Poissonnier

17:15-17:37

A multiple case study of Vietnam fashion suppliers: Understanding how institutional pressures impact sustainability practices of fashion suppliers from a developing

Hoang Kim Ngan Ngan Nguyen

17:37-17:59

Made in Italy: an investigation of modern slavery in Prato

Amy Benstead, Albachiara Boffelli, Filippo Visintin, Hakan Karaosman

17:59-18:21

To: An Arrogant Hero; Subject: What You Should Know About Climate Action In Complex Supply Chains

Hakan Karaosman, Donna Marshall, Heletje Van Staden, Fabiola Schneider

17:15-17:45

[CP] Analysis of purchasing maturity in the discourse of small business managers: The case of the territory of Guadeloupe, Martinique and French

Mickael Cita

17:45-18:15

[CP] The strategic selection of LSPs: An examination of the logistics service complexity`s direct and mediated effects on brand

Alexander Rapp

18:15-18:45

[CP] Green marketing in a B2B context – the role of customer trust and eco-labelling awareness

Cees J. Gelderman, Kim Janssens, Tim Van der Kooi, Jos Schijns

17:15-17:37

Antecedents and enablers of innovation capabilities in public procurement processes

Hilde Sætertrø, Elsebeth Holmen, Luitzen de Boer

17:37-17:59

Evaluating the innovation impacts of public procurement

Oishee Kundu, Elvira Uyarra, Tasos Kitsos, Raquel Ortega Argilés, Mayra Morales

17:59-18:21

Innovative Offerings and Isomorphic Pressures

Sophie Hunt

17:15-17:37

Resilience as a supplier selection criterion in public procurement: relevance, determinants, and indicators from innovative public procurement in

G. Mugurusi, M. Langseth, D.E. Mwesiumo, N. Dube, E. Šírová

17:37-17:59

Public procurement’s role in supply chain resilience: a longitudinal study

Peters, Patrucco, Harland, Knight, Lynch, Tátrai, Ferk, Telgen, Schotanus

17:59-18:21

Climate change impacts and their mitigation in public procurement: a municipal case study

Peter Gaggl, Katri Kauppi

17:15-17:39

[CP] The effect of carbon neutral operations on shareholders’ wealth

Gabriele Mauro, Evelyne Vanpoucke

17:39-18:03

[CP] Constructing distance to Scope 3 emission targets - Procurement managers’ meaning creation

Sofia Wiik, Christian Hendriksen, Kim Sundtoft Hald

18:03-18:27

[CP] Title: Supplier network engagement in green sourcing: the case of LCA use in the automobile

Ala Arvidsson, Lisa Melander

18:27-18:45

The development of carbon-neutral supply chains – Investigation of stakeholders and influencing

Benedikt Steiner, Christopher Münch

17:15-17:37

Systemic change in purchasing and supply management: A review of 11 years of IPSERA conference

Christine Freye, Christian von Deimling, Michael Eßig

17:37-17:59

Supply Chain Management in Response to Climate Change: A Dynamic Systems Approach

Ryleen Balawanth, Thayla Zomer, Paulo Savaget

17:59-18:21

Reinvigorating ethical sourcing: How ethics of duty and justice can produce transformative systemic

Lee Matthews, Leonardo Marques, Damien Power

18:21-18:43

Boundary Spanning in Social Impact Supply Chains: Improving Lives Through Coffee

Eugenia Rosca, Madeleine Pullman

10:30-11:00 Coffee Break

12:30-13:30 Lunch Break

15:00-15:30 Coffee Break

17:00-17:15 Break

20:00-23:00 Dinner at Liceu