Harnessing value of transiliency for competitive advantage: an analysis of the awareness-motivation-capability framework

Purpose This study developed an awareness-motivation-capability framework and explored the association between the framework and supply chain transiliency based on empirical data collected from manufacturers. It also examined the link between supply chain transiliency and a focal firm’s sustainable competitive advantage in the face of supply chain disruptions. Design/methodology/approach We performed structural equation modeling analyses to test hypotheses based on the data collected through a survey. Findings The results of path analyses show that awareness of potential supply chain disruptions and resource orchestration capabilities greatly foster supply chain transiliency, which in turn helps gain sustainable competitive advantage. Originality/value By presenting an awareness-motivation-capability framework for adopting supply chain transiliency in the face of supply chain disruptions, this investigation offers empirical evidence to support the conceptual discussion of transiliency. Practically, the results help supply chain managers be better prepared for the future disruptions and mitigate the catastrophic effects of the pandemic by fostering simultaneous transformability and resiliency.

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Benchmarking An International Journal
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2025-10-23
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https://doi.org/10.1108/bij-12-2024-1146
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Supply Chain Resilience and Risk Management
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Harnessing value of transiliency for competitive advantage: an analysis of the awareness-motivation-capability framework

Jie Yang, Hongming Xie, Yuan Wang, Mei Windsor
Benchmarking An International Journal
Supply Chain Resilience and Risk Management
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Harnessing value of transiliency for competitive advantage: an analysis of the awareness-motivation-capability framework

Jie Yang, Hongming Xie, Yuan Wang, Mei Windsor
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Purpose This study developed an awareness-motivation-capability framework and explored the association between the framework and supply chain transiliency based on empirical data collected from manufacturers. It also examined the link between supply chain transiliency and a focal firm’s sustainable competitive advantage in the face of supply chain disruptions. Design/methodology/approach We performed structural equation modeling analyses to test hypotheses based on the data collected through a survey. Findings The results of path analyses show that awareness of potential supply chain disruptions and resource orchestration capabilities greatly foster supply chain transiliency, which in turn helps gain sustainable competitive advantage. Originality/value By presenting an awareness-motivation-capability framework for adopting supply chain transiliency in the face of supply chain disruptions, this investigation offers empirical evidence to support the conceptual discussion of transiliency. Practically, the results help supply chain managers be better prepared for the future disruptions and mitigate the catastrophic effects of the pandemic by fostering simultaneous transformability and resiliency.

Benchmarking An International Journal
Schlumberger (British Virgin Islands) (VG), Texas A&M University-Victoria (US), Sam Houston State University (US), Sichuan University (CN), Schlumberger (United States) (US), Schlumberger (United Kingdom) (GB), Sichuan University of Science and Engineering (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 56%
Supply Chain Resilience and Risk Management
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Harnessing value of transiliency for competitive advantage: an analysis of the awareness-motivation-capability framework — Jie Yang, Hongming Xie, et al. · Benchmarking An International Journal (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS