Technology-Driven SCM Practices and Operational Efficiency in The Milk Sector: A PLS-SEM Study

This study investigates the consequential interplay between SCMP (Supply Chain ‎Management Practices) and integration technology within milk sectors, with a primary focus ‎on their combined impact on operational efficiency. In an era marked by rapid technological ‎advancements, the milk sector stands to benefit significantly from the strategic incorporation ‎of innovative SCM practices and technology adaptation. Through a comprehensive analysis of ‎case studies and empirical data, this research focuses on delineating how technology-driven ‎SCM initiatives can revolutionize and optimize various facets of the milk supply chain. The ‎findings aim to shed light on the intricate relationships between these key variables and their ‎direct influence on operational efficiency metrics. As the milk sector grapples with increasing ‎demands and global complexities, understanding and harnessing the synergies between SCM ‎practices and technological adaptation becomes essential for fostering resilience, reducing ‎operational costs, and ultimately elevating the overall performance of the milk supply chain. ‎The integration of advanced technologies in SCM processes has the potential to revolutionize ‎the way milk operations are managed, from production to distribution‎.

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International Journal of Accounting and Economics Studies
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2025-09-12
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https://doi.org/10.14419/1wxh4453
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Sustainable Supply Chain Management
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Technology-Driven SCM Practices and Operational Efficiency in The Milk Sector: A PLS-SEM Study

D. Vasumathi, S. Ismail Basha
International Journal of Accounting and Economics Studies
Sustainable Supply Chain Management
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Technology-Driven SCM Practices and Operational Efficiency in The Milk Sector: A PLS-SEM Study

D. Vasumathi, S. Ismail Basha
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Abstract

This study investigates the consequential interplay between SCMP (Supply Chain ‎Management Practices) and integration technology within milk sectors, with a primary focus ‎on their combined impact on operational efficiency. In an era marked by rapid technological ‎advancements, the milk sector stands to benefit significantly from the strategic incorporation ‎of innovative SCM practices and technology adaptation. Through a comprehensive analysis of ‎case studies and empirical data, this research focuses on delineating how technology-driven ‎SCM initiatives can revolutionize and optimize various facets of the milk supply chain. The ‎findings aim to shed light on the intricate relationships between these key variables and their ‎direct influence on operational efficiency metrics. As the milk sector grapples with increasing ‎demands and global complexities, understanding and harnessing the synergies between SCM ‎practices and technological adaptation becomes essential for fostering resilience, reducing ‎operational costs, and ultimately elevating the overall performance of the milk supply chain. ‎The integration of advanced technologies in SCM processes has the potential to revolutionize ‎the way milk operations are managed, from production to distribution‎.

International Journal of Accounting and Economics StudiesVol. 12(5)
Vellore Institute of Technology University (IN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 61%
Sustainable Supply Chain Management
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