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Discussion: Supply Chain Management Strategy George Rapciewicz Jr. DDBA 8510: Seminar in Global Supply Chain Management Weeks 2-3 Assignment Dr. Thomas Schaefer Incorporation and Analysis of the Learning Resources Contingency theory,

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Discussion: Supply Chain Management Strategy George Rapciewicz Jr.
DDBA 8510: Seminar in Global Supply Chain Management
Weeks 2-3 Assignment
Dr. Thomas Schaefer

Incorporation and Analysis of the Learning Resources Contingency theory, classical organization theory, and information processing theory.
Theory of reasoned action, theory of planned behavior, technology acceptance model.
Supply chain management practices.
Behavior associated with supply chain management processes.

Gaps in the Literature 3

Original Research Topic Related to the Week’s Literature Preliminary search, critical review, and proper placement of the research findings.
Supply chain management utilizes numerous methodologies.
Supply chain management is primarily focused on processes.
Behavioral factors were missing from all of the supply chain methods. 4

Background Information on the Research TopicExtended TAM Model 5

Identification of Principal Schools of Thought 6

Tendencies in the Academic Literature, or Commonalities that Define the Academic Scholarship Regarding Topic 7

Main Concepts with a Focus on their Application to Business/Management Practice and Their Impact on Positive Social Change TRA, TPB, and TAM Extended Model Contingency Acceptance Model (CAM)
Tool for Researchers to Improve Business Processes
Increased Customer Satisfaction, Business Expansion, Appropriate Technology Implementation, Employment Opportunities
Reduced Employee Turnover, Reduced Unemployment, Improved Productivity and Delivery Times
Organizational and Employee Growth 8

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