Manufacturer-supplier relationships and service performance in service triads.

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Název: Manufacturer-supplier relationships and service performance in service triads.
Autoři: Karatzas, Antonios, Johnson, Mark, Bastl, Marko
Zdroj: International Journal of Operations & Production Management; 2017, Vol. 37 Issue 7, p950-969, 20p
Témata: INDUSTRIES, SUPPLIERS, BUSINESS revenue, ORGANIZATIONAL performance, INDUSTRIAL efficiency, MANAGEMENT
Abstrakt: Purpose The purpose of this paper is to explore the role of the manufacturer-supplier relationship in service performance within service triads.Design/methodology/approach An abductive case-research approach was adopted, using three embedded cases and 26 interviews in complex, multilevel manufacturer-supplier relationships within the same service network. Cannon and Perreault’s (1999) multidimensional relationship framework was deployed to achieve granular and nuanced insight.Findings This study corroborates the idea that relational relationships within service triads and servitization improve performance. The role of each relationship dimension in service performance is discerned and their interplay is captured in an analytic model. Information exchange, supplier relationship-specific adaptations, and the degree of formalization of the relationship directly influence performance, while cooperative norms and operational linkages are further back in the causal ordering. The study also highlights the importance of contingent factors (the size of the service site, the proportion of its revenues coming from service contract activities) and how they affect the relationship dimensions.Research limitations/implications The work was conducted in one network and the findings were generalized to theory rather than additional empirical settings.Originality/value This study is the first to derive a contextualized causal ordering of the Cannon and Perreault (1999) framework of relationship connectors and link it with service performance. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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