Developing a Framework for the Identification and Analysis of the Strategic Resources and Capabilities in Supply Chains

  • Abadi J
  • Cordon C
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Abstract

A fundamental challenge in the resource-based view (RBV) research is the identification of strategic resources and capabilities, whether they lie within a firm's boundaries or in its supply chain. RBV theorists regarded the identification of the strategic resources as the first step in the analysis of the resources, followed by development/maintenance of the resources and finally their deployment. Some authors developed frameworks for the analysis of strategic resources within a firm's boundaries. Many believe that a firm's strategic resources and capabilities are not limited to the firm's boundaries, extend its network. In this paper, we classify supply chain resources and capabilities into two categories: internal resources and capabilities (based on RBV) and relational ones (based on RV). We then develop a framework for the identification and analysis of these resources and capabilities and apply it to the supply chain resources and capabilities of two automobile manufacturing companies in Iran.

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Abadi, J. F., & Cordon, C. (2014). Developing a Framework for the Identification and Analysis of the Strategic Resources and Capabilities in Supply Chains. Operations and Supply Chain Management: An International Journal, 59–75. https://doi.org/10.31387/oscm0120076

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