User-driven supply chain business model innovation: The role of dynamic capabilities

Yanhua Sun; Yu Gong; Yufang Zhang; Fu Jia; Yangyan Shi

doi:10.1002/csr.2128

User-driven supply chain business model innovation: The role of dynamic capabilities

Yanhua Sun, Yu Gong^*, Yufang Zhang, Fu Jia, Yangyan Shi

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Department of Management

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Abstract

This research explores how focal tea companies facilitate supply chain business model innovation (SCBMI) to meet consumer demands and achieve sustainable development. By applying a case study method and dynamic capability theory, we find that: (1) the end-user innovation-driven is the precondition for tea SCBMI; (2) the user-driven innovation leads to the change of the supply chain focal company dynamic capabilities and the tea supply chain network structure, and thus promote the tea SCBMI; (3) SCBMI will, in turn, enhance the focal company's dynamic capabilities and promote the change of tea supply chain network structure in order to meet the consumers' changing demands. Our research suggests that the supply chain should pay attention to the construction of dynamic capabilities and proactively manage supply chain network structure. Ultimately, the entire supply chain business model will continuously adapt to the external changes and achieve sustainable development in the long term.

Original language	English
Number of pages	14
Journal	Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1002/csr.2128
Publication status	E-pub ahead of print - 25 Feb 2021

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Keywords

business model innovation
dynamic capability
supply chain business model
tea supply chain
user-driven innovation

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