Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology is a disruptive technology that transmits information like barcodes but does not need “line of sight” contact to function. These systems allow managers to better monitor the supply chain by transmitting data in real time. Faster, more accurate information helps managers to make better decisions. Companies like Procter and Gamble have reduced inve...

This study examines the post adoption of technology and explores why technology may not be sustainable in organizations after its deployment. In contrast with previous studies, which emphasize technology improvement, users’ post-adoptive behavior, and organization adaptation, this research offers a practice-based analysis and suggests that architectural innovations may bring about a fundamental...

One of the major sources of inefficiency in managing supply chains is information asymmetry; i.e., information known by one or more links in the chain (e.g., a retailer) is not known by other links (e.g., the manufacturer) . Information asymmetry is known to create inefficiencies in managing supply chains, among them underinvestment in capacity, leading to shortages, misallocation of inventory,...

A two-stage framework is developed on supply chain quality and technology management. This is based on a survey of the perceptions of practicing managers from Hong Kong’s business corporations. The two-stage process involves empirical assessment of strategic supply chain quality and technology variables, and then using quality function deployment to deploy them to improve the competitiveness of...

Abstract Solid-state battery is different from traditional lithium-ion battery, which a kind of using solid electrode and electrolyte, it has the advantages high safety, long life, charging discharging efficiency, good temperature resistance, simple assembly processing, easy to scale up. This paper first analyzes industrial chain solid-state batteries in China stakeholders process development, ...