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In this 'Academic Research' section you will find academic papers, studies and doctoral and master theses in the field of procurement and logistics.
Trust and Routines in Multi-Supplier Networks (2021) by Markus Gardberg
In his dissertation, Markus Garderberg discusses the management of multi-supplier networks. The dissertation deals more closely with the building of trust and the formation of routines in multi-supplier networks.
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In his dissertation, Markus Garderberg discusses the management of multi-supplier networks. The dissertation deals more closely with the building of trust and the formation of routines in multi-supplier networks.
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Value co-creation in health care logistics services (2020) by Timo Pohjoisenperä
Timo Pohjosenperä's dissertation deals with a theme that has been little studied in Finland, healthcare logistics, especially from the perspective of material logistics. The work is wide-ranging and multidisciplinary, combining the perspectives of logistics and service research as well as occupational science and geoinformatics.
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Timo Pohjosenperä's dissertation deals with a theme that has been little studied in Finland, healthcare logistics, especially from the perspective of material logistics. The work is wide-ranging and multidisciplinary, combining the perspectives of logistics and service research as well as occupational science and geoinformatics.
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Urban food security at the intersection of retail supply chain management and development studies (2022) by Virva Tuomala
Virva Tuomala’s thesis investigates the role of sustainable and inclusive supply chain management for urban food access and security, i.e. safe and nutritious food. Since all urban dwellers are dependent on retail food markets, food retailers and their supply chains are crucial elements in ensuring food access and security in urban areas.
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Virva Tuomala’s thesis investigates the role of sustainable and inclusive supply chain management for urban food access and security, i.e. safe and nutritious food. Since all urban dwellers are dependent on retail food markets, food retailers and their supply chains are crucial elements in ensuring food access and security in urban areas.
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