Addressing the challenges of supply chain disruptions: Exploring the role of big data

Edidiong Udo; Luisa Delfa Huaccho Huatuco; Peter David Ball

Addressing the challenges of supply chain disruptions: Exploring the role of big data

Edidiong Udo, Luisa Delfa Huaccho Huatuco, Peter David Ball

The York Management School

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Abstract

Organisations are having a difficult time competing as independent businesses due to uncertainties such as the covid-19 pandemic. Therefore, organisations operate in supply chains to help reduce risks such as the risk of disruption. Literature suggests increased resilience as the solution to disruptions and proposes Big Data as having a game changing effect on the performance of supply chains. This research utilises in-depth interviews of experts and computer simulations to improve the resilience of food supply chains to several disruptions. The research goes further to explore the role of Big Data in delivering improved resilience to food supply chains.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2 Feb 2023
Event	IPSERA UK and Ireland Regional Conference: Early-Career Researchers in Sustainability - Newcastle University Business School, Newcastle, United Kingdom Duration: 2 Feb 2023 → 3 Feb 2023

Conference

Conference	IPSERA UK and Ireland Regional Conference: Early-Career Researchers in Sustainability
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
City	Newcastle
Period	2/02/23 → 3/02/23

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