3.10.2

LEVERAGING SOCIAL NETWORK ANALYSIS TO DEVELOP COLLABORATIVE LOGISTICS NETWORKS: THE GOVERNANCE MECHANISMS AND LSPS' DYNAMIC CAPABILITIES

A.I. Bento * , C. Cruz , L.M. Ferreira , G. Fernandes

3.10.3

LOGISTICS NETWORK DESIGN STRATEGIES IN THE EXPRESS COURIER INDUSTRY IN ITALY

M. Baglio * , A. Corti , F. Dallari

3.10.4

EXPLORING UPSTREAM SUPPLY CHAIN VULNERABILITIES THROUGH A MULTI-CRITERIA FRAMEWORK

Y. ZIAD *

3.11.1

AI-BASED PRODUCT QUALITY RISK MANAGEMENT: A CASE STUDY IN THE FOOD INDUSTRY

B. Ocicka * ^[1] , P. Rujna ^[2]

3.11.2

DEPLOYMENT OF THE QUALITY FUNCTION FOR TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS FOCUSING ON BEACH LEISURE FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES AND REDUCED MOBILITY

A. Lima * ^[1] , O. Lúcia ^[1] , K. Flávio ^[1] , D. Raimundo ^[2]

3.11.3

TOO RADICAL FOR OUR OWN GOOD: HOW CHAMPIONS OF OPERATIONS IMPROVEMENT EDIT THEIR PROPOSAL TO AVOID 'TOO MUCH SUCCESS'

G. Radaelli *

3.11.4

BRIDGING GAPS IN GLOBAL ORGANISATIONS: A QUANTITATIVE STUDY OF THE IMPACT OF MULTI-SITE CERTIFICATION

I. Gremyr * ^[1] , M. Hedberg ^[1] , M. Elg ^[2]

3.12.1

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN SUPPLY CHAIN RISK MANAGEMENT: TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION AND DIFFUSION PATHS

C. Ciceri * , F. Caniato , A. Moretto

3.12.2

IDENTIFYING ASSETS EXPOSED TO PHYSICAL CLIMATE RISK: A DECISION-SUPPORT METHODOLOGY

D. LA TORRE ^[1] , L. ANO ^[2] , X. BRUSSET * ^[3]

3.12.3

DESIGN PRINCIPLES FOR PROCESS MINING FOR ENHANCED EFFICIENCY IN OPERATIONS

H. Nusch * ^[1] , M. Navratilova ^[1] , R. Plattfaut