Program for Wednesday, April 5th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5TH: TALK VIEW

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9:00

9:30

10:00

10:30

11:00

11:30

12:00

12:30

13:00

13:30

09:00-09:22

Transport procurement and climate impact: State of the art and future research directions

Dan Andersson, Anna Dubois, Kajsa Hulthén, Linda Styhre

09:22-09:44

A Roadmap to Net-Zero GHG Emissions

Wendy Tate, Lisa Ellram

09:44-10:06

Sustainable procurement practices and environmental performance: An exploratory study of Sustainable Supplier Relationship Management in a Finnish manufacturing

Elizabeth Edgal, Anne-Maria Holma

09:00-09:22

Too little too late? How can and must the supply chains of German manufacturers be made more transparent in order to meet general and legal sustainability

Jörn-Henrik Thun, Carsten Reuter

09:22-09:44

The impact of digital traceability and sustainability-oriented innovation on sustainability performance: Empirical evidence in food

Xiongyong Zhou, Haiyan Lu

09:44-10:06

Will non-financial reporting requirements drive radical transformation in supply chain management?

Rima Elsayed, Bruce Pinnington

10:06-10:28

[OL] Digital Transformation leading to Transparency and Traceability of food supply chains

Asterios Stroumpoulis, Evangelia Kopanaki

09:00-09:22

Artificial intelligence in public procurement: Perceived challenges, applications and value creation in early phases of AI

Per Andersson, Katarina Arbin, Christopher Rosenqvist

09:22-09:44

Digital purchasing practices and trust in a turbulent environment

Wilbert Baerwaldt, Louise Bildsten, Andreas Norrman

09:44-10:06

Implementing AI in Source to Contract operations - how procurement managers in a global organization make sense of AI opportunities and

Per Andersson, Christopher Rosenqvist, Hadia Nadeem, Isabella Cramner

10:06-10:28

Digital transformation to increase Procurement value creation

Jean Potage

09:00-09:22

Identifying and navigating the innovation complexities across supply networks using attractors: A multi-level

Iryna Malacina, Katrina Lintukangas

09:22-09:44

Building relational capital in service ecosystems for innovation: Evidence from the tourism sector

Katia Picaud-Bello, Rhona Johnsen, Anass Allouch

09:44-10:06

[OL] Procurement transformation journey created by a Brazilian bank in a unique way

Douglas Klimak

10:06-10:28

[OL] Competences for sustainability and innovation in purchasing and supply management: The employers’

Daniel Rabel, Marco Berger, Volker Koch

09:00-09:22

The payoff of public procurement reforms on the efficiency of procurement processes

Marly Tatiana Celis Galvez, Fredo Schotanus, Vitezslav Titl

09:22-09:44

Circular soil and rock masses – a public-private relational mess

Anna Fredriksson, Mats Janné, Kristina Lundberg, Linnea Eriksson

09:44-10:06

Responses to economic challenges in public procurement

Tünde Tátrai, Gyöngyi Vörösmarty

10:06-10:28

From ad-hoc to structured contract management – a longitudinal case study in public procurement

Marius Langseth, Jan Ole Similiä, Deodat Mwesiumo

09:00-09:30

[CP] Supply Chain Finance Program from a cross disciplinary approach : An applied study to the European Automotive

Julia Guinchard-Nascimento, Dora Triki

09:30-09:52

Broadening the purposive scope of supply chain financing: Insights from a focus group of anchor

Calvin Klein

09:52-10:14

Sustainable Supply Chain Finance: stakeholders’ pressures and potential impacts on SC

Elisa Medina, Federico Francesco Angelo Caniato, Antonella Maria Moretto

09:00-09:30

[CP] Supplier dependence and innovation performance: Evidence from Chinese manufacturing industry

Fu Jia, Qinru Wang, Lujie Chen, Ming K Lim, Ying Yang

09:30-09:52

A contractor perspective on inter-organizational collaboration in programs

Gijsbert Van de Waerdt, Leentje Volker, Lynn Vosman, Hans Voordijk

09:52-10:14

The dynamic nature of trust in the purchasing and supply processes

Rainer Breite

11:00-12:15 No presentation

11:00-11:22

Evolution in Teaching Supply Chain Management: Impact of Sustainability

Laura Menzies, Matthew Tickle

11:22-11:44

Developing interdisciplinary higher education to support sustainable and systemic change in the Arctic

Marika Tuomela-Pyykkönen, Sanna Tyni

11:44-12:06

[OL] Proposal to identify organizational problems for research in purchasing.

J. Da Costa Cruz, B. Mendes, C. Rorato, G. Pereira, F. Cerquinho

11:00-11:30

[CP] Barriers and success factors for performance-based contracting: Tackling the black box of PBC

Cornelia Ebadi, Andreas H. Glas, Michael Eßig

11:30-11:52

Exploring the Status Quo of Software Supply Chains

Maximilian Holzner, Ronja Frühbeis, Andreas Glas, Michael Eßig

11:52-12:14

Incentivising high-quality data acquisition: Contrasting different incentive-based data purchasing

Dominik Oehlschläger, Kübra Ates, Andreas Glas, Michael Eßig

11:00-11:22

Towards a research methodology for studying cross-functional integration in PSM – Demonstrating the case of integrating open source

Florian N. Paffrath, Michael Henke

11:22-11:44

Scouting for Innovation: Bridging Roles of Scouting Services Providers

Thomas Johnsen, Francois Constant, Osama Meqdadi

11:44-12:06

Organisational innovation and sustainability: the critical role of procurement

John Israilidis, Yiannis Polychronakis, Stephen Kelly

11:00-11:22

[OL] Procurement Strategy Development with Consideration of CSR: A SME context

Xing Lu, Mona Wappler

11:22-11:44

[OL] How procurement strategy as an instrument for good drove change management in an immature procurement environment: the case of ABS

Simon Croom

11:00-11:22

Readiness Assessment of Supply Chain Finance Adoption

Yasmine Elhenawy, Mona Ali

11:22-11:44

On the Sustainability and Transparency of Supplier Payments: How Name-and-Shame Shortens Payment Periods in the Supply

Btissam Moncef, Andrew Zylstra

11:44-12:06

[OL] The contribution of Digital Transformation to the increase of Financial Performance of Supply Chain Management: A conceptual

A. Stroumpoulis, P.G. Tsitsiri, P.G. Artikis, E. Kopanaki

11:00-11:22

Cash is king? Trade-offs and overlaps between working capital and resilience in supply chains

Christiaan de Goeij, Luca Gelsomino

11:22-11:44

Automotive supply chains and the war in Ukraine

E. Kottika, I.G. Theodorakis, M. Vins, A. Ozsomer, K. Kottikas, M. Karlíček

11:44-12:06

The development of Industry 4.0 technologies in the context of supply chain supply chain risk management: an outlook into the year

Hendrik Birkel

12:15-12:45 Closing session

10:30-11:00 Coffee Break

12:45-13:45 Lunch Break