This study aims to analyze the fuzzy front end stage (FFE) of systemic innovations, which are
characterised by interdependence with other innovations and actors of the business …

Why are some new products so successful and some companies outstanding performers in
new-product development? The article identifies success factors from numerous research …

The Fourth Industrial Revolution–also known as Industry 4.0 (i4. 0)–comprises the
digitalisation of the industrial sector. This paper uses the theoretical lens of supply chain …

This study investigates the impact of supplier innovativeness on supply chain collaboration
and agility. The paper applies the diffusion of innovation theory to explain how supplier …

Firms are increasingly sourcing innovation from their supply chain partners. Meanwhile,
supply chains have evolved into complex networks, which complicates the role that supply …

Supply chains withstand multiple tensions, and some of which are paradoxical. Radical
product and process innovations bring such tensions to the forefront by disrupting supply …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to use resource dependence theory to hypothesize
that a buyer's innovation strategy enhances supplier innovation focus and a buyer-supplier …

This literature review scrutinises 41 quantitative studies dealing with dependence
asymmetry in supply chains. Strategically, behaviours ranging from exploitation to win-win …

Recently, environmental management offers firms a source of competitive advantage in the
marketplace. The development of environmental innovations is critical to the success of …

In this study, we use blended theoretical arguments from resource dependence theory,
social capital theory, and the knowledge‐based view to posit that supply chain partner …