Proven BPR trajectories for effective supply chain change management

Supply chain integration
Change management
European samples
US samples
BPR
Case study
2003
.Conference paper
EUROMA POMS Conference, Como Lake, Italy, 16-18 June, 71-80.
Author

P. Childerhouse, S.M. Disney, A. Lockamy III, K. McCormack, D.R. Towill

Published

June 18, 2003

Abstract

The sequential ordering of the state of the integration maturities of a sample of Trans-European supply chains provides valuable insight into the trajectory of change manageme nt. Evidence from a sample of U.S. and European supply chains is used to test out Graham Steven’s (1989) four-phase supply chain integration change model. Steven’s model is further expanded and defined as a process maturity model by recent research (McCormack 2001). This paper provides empirical evidence that implementing practices that increase supply chain integration maturity reduces uncertainty and leads to improved business performance.