Leppelt, Thomas.
Sustainability in Supply Chains A Study on the Effects of Sustainability on Supplier-Buyer Relationships / [electronic resource] : by Thomas Leppelt. - XIV, 121 p. 8 illus. online resource. - Essays on Supply Chain Management . - Essays on Supply Chain Management .
Sustainable supplier relationship management -- Marketing of sustainable supply chain management capabilities in business markets -- Drivers of marketing-purchasing integration at the supplier level.
Sustainability advanced to an omnipresent topic among academics and business leaders, while at the same time a growing share of a firm's total expenditure accounts for purchased materials and services. Yet, academic research still lacks a detailed understanding of how sustainability considerations affect the relationship between buyers and suppliers in a competitive supply chain setting. With his three articles on Sustainability in Supply Chains, Thomas Leppelt contributes to extant literature across the disciplines of supply chain management and marketing by cross-functionally investigating the effects of sustainability on supplier-buyer relationships from both a supplier and a buyer perspective. Contents � Sustainable supplier relationship management � Marketing of sustainable supply chain management capabilities in business markets � Drivers of marketing-purchasing integration at the supplier level Target Groups � Researchers and students in the fields of supply chain management, marketing, and management � Managers and experts who are interested in strategically managing their supply chain towards sustainability About the Author Dr. Thomas Leppelt received his doctor's degree from Friedrich-Alexander-University Erlangen-N�urnberg in business administration at the Chair of Prof. Dr.-Ing. Evi Hartmann. He is working in the automotive industry. In his research he focuses on sustainability aspects in interdependent supply chain settings. .
9783658026011
10.1007/978-3-658-02601-1 doi
Business.
Production management.
Business and Management.
Operations Management.
TS155-TS194
658.5
Sustainability in Supply Chains A Study on the Effects of Sustainability on Supplier-Buyer Relationships / [electronic resource] : by Thomas Leppelt. - XIV, 121 p. 8 illus. online resource. - Essays on Supply Chain Management . - Essays on Supply Chain Management .
Sustainable supplier relationship management -- Marketing of sustainable supply chain management capabilities in business markets -- Drivers of marketing-purchasing integration at the supplier level.
Sustainability advanced to an omnipresent topic among academics and business leaders, while at the same time a growing share of a firm's total expenditure accounts for purchased materials and services. Yet, academic research still lacks a detailed understanding of how sustainability considerations affect the relationship between buyers and suppliers in a competitive supply chain setting. With his three articles on Sustainability in Supply Chains, Thomas Leppelt contributes to extant literature across the disciplines of supply chain management and marketing by cross-functionally investigating the effects of sustainability on supplier-buyer relationships from both a supplier and a buyer perspective. Contents � Sustainable supplier relationship management � Marketing of sustainable supply chain management capabilities in business markets � Drivers of marketing-purchasing integration at the supplier level Target Groups � Researchers and students in the fields of supply chain management, marketing, and management � Managers and experts who are interested in strategically managing their supply chain towards sustainability About the Author Dr. Thomas Leppelt received his doctor's degree from Friedrich-Alexander-University Erlangen-N�urnberg in business administration at the Chair of Prof. Dr.-Ing. Evi Hartmann. He is working in the automotive industry. In his research he focuses on sustainability aspects in interdependent supply chain settings. .
9783658026011
10.1007/978-3-658-02601-1 doi
Business.
Production management.
Business and Management.
Operations Management.
TS155-TS194
658.5