Blockchain-enabled sustainable supply chain management: a study on the impact of collaboration optimization

Purpose This study aims to explore the impact of enterprise blockchain capabilities (BCC) on inter-enterprise collaboration, supply chain resilience and innovation and further reveal the key role of blockchain technology (BCT) in supply chain management (SCM). Design/methodology/approach 606 enterprises were investigated. AMOS structural equation model combined with artificial neural network (ANN) was used to analyze the mechanism of enterprise blockchain capability between collaboration (joint knowledge creation, communication, and coordination, resource sharing) and supply chain flexibility (SCF) and innovation, and the moderating role of BCC was also discussed. Findings Blockchain competency (BCC) significantly improves the efficiency of collaboration between enterprises, thereby enhancing the flexibility and innovation of the supply chain (SC), while improving the transparency and traceability of SCM. In addition, BCC plays an important role in the moderating role between collaboration and SC performance (flexibility vs innovation). Originality/value Combines AMOS and ANN analysis methods for the first time, systematically verifies the key role of BCC, expands the research scope of resource-based theory (RBT) and enterprise dynamic capability theory (DCT) and provides a new theoretical framework and empirical support for supply chain collaboration (SCC) and technology application research.

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Management Decision
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2025-03-27
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https://doi.org/10.1108/md-08-2024-1769
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Sustainable Supply Chain Management
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Blockchain-enabled sustainable supply chain management: a study on the impact of collaboration optimization

Yanhong Wu
6 citations
Management Decision
Sustainable Supply Chain Management
13.36
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Blockchain-enabled sustainable supply chain management: a study on the impact of collaboration optimization

Yanhong Wu
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Abstract

Purpose This study aims to explore the impact of enterprise blockchain capabilities (BCC) on inter-enterprise collaboration, supply chain resilience and innovation and further reveal the key role of blockchain technology (BCT) in supply chain management (SCM). Design/methodology/approach 606 enterprises were investigated. AMOS structural equation model combined with artificial neural network (ANN) was used to analyze the mechanism of enterprise blockchain capability between collaboration (joint knowledge creation, communication, and coordination, resource sharing) and supply chain flexibility (SCF) and innovation, and the moderating role of BCC was also discussed. Findings Blockchain competency (BCC) significantly improves the efficiency of collaboration between enterprises, thereby enhancing the flexibility and innovation of the supply chain (SC), while improving the transparency and traceability of SCM. In addition, BCC plays an important role in the moderating role between collaboration and SC performance (flexibility vs innovation). Originality/value Combines AMOS and ANN analysis methods for the first time, systematically verifies the key role of BCC, expands the research scope of resource-based theory (RBT) and enterprise dynamic capability theory (DCT) and provides a new theoretical framework and empirical support for supply chain collaboration (SCC) and technology application research.

Management Decision
UCSI University (MY)
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Sustainable Supply Chain Management
13.36
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