Assessing The Effect Of Supply Chain Integration Levels On The Performance Of Indian Logistics Companies

An organization's performance can be improved and its competitive advantage can be increased by supply chain cooperation. Supply chain integration (sci) has an impact on businesses' success. The impact of supply chain level integration on organisational performance at indian logistics companies in pune, maharashtra, india, is examined and studied in this article. Therefore, the objectives of the study were to research the sci levels, to outline various performance indicators for pune logistics companies, to evaluate how sci levels affect pune logistics companies' performance and to elucidate the factors affecting pune logistics companies' supply chain integration. Data were gathered from 150 randomly chosen logistics organisations in pune using a survey questionnaire that was created using proven measurement scales from prior research. Secondary data was gathered from a wide range of sources, including books, papers, periodicals, journals, websites, industry reports, government publications, etc. This study offers indian logistics companies in pune, maharashtra, india, some excellent advice that might be applied to other industries and policy-making processes. Finally, by supplying some future research, the work will advance the scientific community.

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European Economic Letters (EEL)
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2025-08-05
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https://doi.org/10.52783/eel.v15i3.3522
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Quality and Supply Management
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Assessing The Effect Of Supply Chain Integration Levels On The Performance Of Indian Logistics Companies

Prof. Vinod r. Malkar Prof. Shivam s. Gir
European Economic Letters (EEL)
Quality and Supply Management
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Assessing The Effect Of Supply Chain Integration Levels On The Performance Of Indian Logistics Companies

Prof. Vinod r. Malkar Prof. Shivam s. Gir
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Abstract

An organization's performance can be improved and its competitive advantage can be increased by supply chain cooperation. Supply chain integration (sci) has an impact on businesses' success. The impact of supply chain level integration on organisational performance at indian logistics companies in pune, maharashtra, india, is examined and studied in this article. Therefore, the objectives of the study were to research the sci levels, to outline various performance indicators for pune logistics companies, to evaluate how sci levels affect pune logistics companies' performance and to elucidate the factors affecting pune logistics companies' supply chain integration. Data were gathered from 150 randomly chosen logistics organisations in pune using a survey questionnaire that was created using proven measurement scales from prior research. Secondary data was gathered from a wide range of sources, including books, papers, periodicals, journals, websites, industry reports, government publications, etc. This study offers indian logistics companies in pune, maharashtra, india, some excellent advice that might be applied to other industries and policy-making processes. Finally, by supplying some future research, the work will advance the scientific community.

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Quality and Supply Management
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