Dobrovnik, Mario, Herold, David Martin, Mikl, Jasmin, Hribernik, Marko, Kummer, Sebastian. 2019. Linking organisational theories to logistics and supply chain management literature in the context of blockchain: Identifying new research questions and directions. POMS 30th Annual Conference, Washington, Vereinigte Staaten/USA, 02.05.-06.05.

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@CONFERENCE{Dobrovnik2019,
title = {Linking organisational theories to logistics and supply chain management literature in the context of blockchain: Identifying new research questions and directions},
author = {Mario Dobrovnik and David Martin Herold and Jasmin Mikl and Marko Hribernik and Sebastian Kummer},
year = {2019},
address = {Washington},
url = {https://pomsmeetings.org/conf-2019/},
language = {EN},
misc = {POMS 30th Annual Conference},
abstract = {Potential blockchain applications for logistics and supply chain management (SCM) have gained increasing attention within both academia and industry. As the literature grows, finding new directions by critically evaluating the research and identifying future directions becomes important in advancing knowledge for the field. Using organisational theories to help categorise the literature provides opportunities to address both the objectives of understanding where the field currently stands and identifying research opportunities and directions. After providing a background discussion on the nexus between blockchain and SCM, we categorise and review recent SCM literature using the eight most common organisational theories, namely game theory, information theory, institutional theory, network theory, path-dependency theory, resource-based view, stakeholder theory and transaction cost economics, to identify potential blockchain-specific research questions that are worthy of investigation.},
}