6.09.4

UNDERSTANDING THE CHARACTERISTICS AND DIFFERENCES IN RESHORING DECISION-MAKING AND IMPLEMENTATION PROCESSES

S. Steiner * ^[1] , P. Deflorin ^[2] , H. Dietl ^[1]

6.10.1

PLACING CORPORATE SUSTAINABILITY DUE DILIGENCE IN SUSTAINABLE SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

M. Skerritt * ^[1] , L. Taylor ^[1] , A. Vega ^[2] , A. Azadnia ^[3] , G. Onofrei ^[4]

6.10.2

SUSTAINABLE SOURCING FRAMEWORK FOR MEDIUM-SIZED ENTERPRISES: ANTECEDENTS AND CONFIGURATION DIMENSIONS

J. Paulus *

6.10.3

'LIKE DRINKING WATER AFTER BEING IN THE DESERT': SOCIAL-SYMBOLIC WORK OF PROCUREMENT PROFESSIONALS IN DRIVING SUSTAINABLE PROCUREMENT

J. Chikwana * ^[1] , L. Alinaghian ^[1] , K. Razmdoost ^[2]

6.10.4

INTEGRATION OF ESG CRITERIA IN THE PROCUREMENT OF INDIRECT MATERIALS IN EUROPEAN COMPANIES

H. Müller , M. Graf * , I. Dooley , F. Eiling

6.11.1

SUSTAINABLE SERVITIZATION & VALUE NETWORKS: A PROXIMITY PERSPECTIVE

M. Kovacic-Lukic * ^[1] , A. Masi ^[2] , E. Arikan Fichtinger ^[1] , A. Ziaee Bigdeli ^[2]

6.11.2

SERVITIZATION UNDER PRESSURE: THE DARK SIDE OF SUPPLIER CONTROL

Y. Hou * , S. Kim , M. Finne

6.11.3

DEVELOPING ADVANCED SERVICE STRATEGIES: EVOLVING FROM DISTRIBUTORS TO ORCHESTRATORS

D. Rathi * , A. Beltagui , S. Dusane , P. Jackson

6.11.4

SERVITIZATION AS ENABLER OF SUSTAINABLE AND DIGITAL TRANSITION

A. Beltagui * , B. Sudlow , A. Masi

6.12.1

HOW CAN ONLINE RETAILERS ON DIGITAL PLATFORMS COLLABORATE WITH SUPPLY CHAIN PARTNERS: FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF RELATIONAL VIEW

R. Wang *