Journal
SUSTAINABILITY
Volume 13, Issue 15, Pages -Publisher
MDPI
DOI: 10.3390/su13158231
Keywords
blockchain technology; supply chain viability; resource dependence theory; resource based view; TOE theory
Funding
- National Natural Science Foundation of China of Projects [71661029]
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Blockchain technology will significantly revolutionize supply chains, improving their viability and resilience to disruptions. This study explores the specific dimensions of blockchain-enabled supply chain capability and how external resource-dependent capability impacts supply chain viability from the perspective of resource-based view and resource-dependent theory.
As a disruptive and innovative technology, blockchain will significantly revolutionize how organizations produce and operate as global rivalry intensifies. The global COVID-19 outbreak, combined with the growing complexity of supply chain networks, has exposed supply chains' vulnerability to disruption. Therefore, improving the supply chain viability is the primary way to deal with the risk of supply chain disruption. Using the method of literature research, this conceptual paper systematically reviewed and sorted out relevant literature, extracted corresponding capabilities, and put forward relevant research propositions. From the perspective of the resource-based view and resource-dependent theory, this study investigates specific dimensions of the blockchain-enabled supply chain capability: connectivity, network capability, and supply chain reconfiguration and the impact of external resource-dependent capability on the viability of the supply chain. The propositions show that the blockchain-enabled supply chain capability, and external resource-dependent capability will positively impact supply chain viability. It is expected to assist supply chain firms in implementing blockchain technology to increase supply chain viability and improve their capacity to achieve sustainable supply chain development during the crisis.
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