ScmLAB
The scmLAB (Supply Chain Management Laboratory) provides a comprehensive methodology to develop, analyze and discuss the boundary spanning processes of partnering companies in the supply chain.
The main aim of the scmLAB is to enhance organizational development and competitiveness of the participating supply chain partners. This is facilitated through a methodology which gathers participants of several companies of a supply chain in a dedicated environment that fosters experiential learning, joint decision making, and subsequent change management. The scmLAB constitutes in that sense a powerful tool for Supply Chain Innovation.
Complementary methodologies are based on the survey method and semi-structured interviews including the critical incident technique.
The scmLAB was founded in 2007 with funding from the Spanish Ministry of Education and Science (“Proyecto Singular Estratégico: Globalog”, Reference: PSE-370500-2007-1). Projects so far have been carried out with: companies from Spain, the United States and Canada. Projects generally involve buying and supplying companies simultaneously.
ScmLAB Research Group
- Collaborative Learning in Supply Chain relationships (2010 - 2010)
- Project for the Promotion of Spanish Companies' Competitiveness through Logistics as a Strategic Factor in a Global Environment (2006 - 2006)
- Absorptive capacity in a relational context
- Supply chain collaboration: antecedents and performance consequences
- Supply chain disruptions and resilience
- Research on collaborative learning
- Knoppen D., Sáenz, M.J., Johnston, D., Innovations in a Relational Context: Mechanisms to connect Learning Processes of Absorptive Capacity. Management Learning Journal (JCR: 1.2), Volume 42 Issue 4. September 2011
- Saenz M.J., Revilla E. y Knoppen D., Supply Chain Innovation through Organizational Compatibility: Mediating Role of Absorptive Capacity, finalist for the 2011 Chan Hahn Best Paper Award, Academy of Management Conference 2011. Published in the Best Paper Proceedings, August 2011
- Knoppen D., and Saenz M.J., A New Line on Purchasing. MIT Supply Chain Frontiers, Issue. March/April 2010 Issue
- Saenz M.J., Lamban M.P., y Navarro E., Flexible Supply Chains: A Boost for Risk Mitigation?. In S.T. Ponis (Ed.), Managing Risk in Virtual Enterprise Networks: Implementing Supply Chain Principles, IGI Global, 2010
- Knoppen D., Christiaanse E., Huysman M., Supply Chain Relationships: Exploring the Linkage between Inter-organisational Adaptation and Learning. Journal of Purchasing and Supply Management, 16: 195-205, 2010
- Saenz M.J., Building a Culture of Flexibility. MIT Supply Chain Frontiers, Issue, November/December 2009
- Saenz M.J., Learning how to learn. MIT Supply Chain Frontiers, Issue, September/October 2009
- Sáenz M.J., Cano M.J., Experiential learning through simulation games: an empirical study. International Journal of Engineering Education, 25(2): 296-307, 2009
- Saenz M.J., Supply chain management: strategic factor for competitiveness. International Journal of Procurement Management, 2009 (ed.), 2(4): 339-345, 2009
- Knoppen D., Sáenz M.J., Collaboration Stimulation through Supply Chain Simulation. International Journal of Procurement Management, 2(4): 403-414, 2009
- Sáenz M.J., Hernandez M., García C., Logística y competitividad de las PYME. Ministerio de Industria, Turismo y Comercio, 2007
- Knoppen D., Christiaanse E., Supply Chain Partnering: a temporal multidisciplinary approach. Supply Chain Management: an International Journal, 12(2): 164-171. “Highly Commended Award” granted by Emerald Literati Network, 2007
- Knoppen D., Christiaanse E., Interorganizational adaptation in Supply chains: a behavioral perspective. International Journal of Logistics Management, 18(2): 217-237, 2007
- Knoppen D., Dolan S.L., Díez-Piñol M., Bell R., A triangulation analysis of value congruency in corporate Spain: American dream or Spanish reality? International Journal of Human Resource Management, 17(3): 539-558, 2006
- Knoppen D., Christiaanse E., A transformational lens on supply chain partnerships. M@n@gement: special issue on Interorganizational alliances and networks, 8(4): 145-165, 2005
- Revilla E., Knoppen D., Contextual Antecedents and Performance of Team Vision in Product Development, International Journal of Operations and Production Management. Forthcoming
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