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  <title>Turnaround across diverse global supply chains usi</title>
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   <publisher> Emerald Group Publishing</publisher>
   <dateIssued>2013</dateIssued>
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 <note>Purpose - The purpose of this paper is to document the outcome of a &#13;
global three-year long supply chain improvement initiative at a &#13;
multi-national producer of branded sporting goods that is transforming &#13;
from a holding structure to an integrated company. The case company is &#13;
comprised of seven internationally well-known sport brands, which form a&#13;
 diverse set of independent sub-cases, on which the same supply chain &#13;
metrics and change project approach was applied to improve supply chain &#13;
performance. Design/methodology/approach - By using in-depth case study &#13;
and statistical analysis the paper analyzes across the brands how supply&#13;
 chain complexity (SKU count), supply chain type (make or buy) and &#13;
seasonality affect completeness and punctuality of deliveries, and &#13;
inventory as the change project progresses. Findings - Results show that&#13;
 reduction in supply chain complexity improves delivery performance, but&#13;
 has no impact on inventory. Supply chain type has no impact on service &#13;
level, but brands with in-house production are better in improving &#13;
inventory than those with outsourced production. Non-seasonal business &#13;
units improve service faster than seasonal ones, yet there is no impact &#13;
on inventory. Research limitations/implications - The longitudinal data &#13;
used for the analysis is biased with the general business trend, yet the&#13;
 rich data from different cases and three-years of data collection &#13;
enables generalizations to a certain level. Practical implications - The&#13;
 in-depth case study serves as an example for other companies on how to &#13;
initiate a supply chain improvement project across business units with &#13;
tangible results. Originality/value - The seven sub-cases with their &#13;
different characteristics on which the same improvement initiative was &#13;
applied sets a unique ground for longitudinal analysis to study supply &#13;
chain complexity, type and seasonality. &lt;br&gt;</note>
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