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  <title>Innovative supply chain practices</title>
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   <placeTerm type="text">Bradford?</placeTerm>
   <publisher> Emerald Group Publishing</publisher>
   <dateIssued>2013</dateIssued>
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 <note>Purpose - This research aims to explore innovation in supply chain &#13;
management. Innovation has often been studied in supply chain &#13;
relationships and specifically from a product point of view. The authors&#13;
 aim to observe innovation by focusing on the different practices and &#13;
collaborations suppliers and customers are developing to improve their &#13;
competitiveness and the performance of the whole supply chain. &#13;
Design/methodology/approach - A review of previous literature on &#13;
innovation in supply chain management is presented and the authors &#13;
design an interview guide for their data collection that is developed &#13;
from their previous literature review on innovation in supply chain &#13;
management. Data are collected from 68 innovations in French companies &#13;
and subsequently analyzed to identify the major elements of innovations &#13;
in supply chain management. Findings - The key findings of the paper &#13;
identify the major components affecting innovative supply chain &#13;
practices and SC performance. The results suggest that innovation is &#13;
essential in supply chain management and can be characterized according &#13;
to its degree of novelty and rupture, its distribution throughout the SC&#13;
 and the level at which it occurs. In addition, a typology of innovative&#13;
 supply chain practices is proposed. Originality/value - The authors' &#13;
study is exploratory and examines the state of practices concerning &#13;
innovation in supply chain management. The authors identify the major &#13;
elements of innovations and propose a typology of these innovative &#13;
supply chain practices. &lt;br&gt;</note>
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