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Original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) are increasingly being urged to integrate their business-to-business customers into their supply chain. This involves integrating the information systems of the OEM’s supply chain with those of the customers. However, the literature has little to say about what it takes to integrate the information systems of OEMs’ supply chain and business customers. This paper develops a framework that identifies different levels of integration of business customers’ information systems with those of the OEM’s supply chain. It then discusses how this integration affects market performance and strategic gains that accrue to the chain. However, if such systems are integrated without appropriate conditions within and outside the OEM’s supply chain, it may not be possible to actualise the potential of such integration. Therefore, we also identify and examine how a variety of contextual factors moderate the effectiveness of customers’ systems integration in a supply chain.
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Customer Orientation Business-to-Business Relationships Supply Chain Integration Business Customer Information Systems Information Systems Integration
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Sethi, Rajesh, Somendra Pant e Anju Sethi (2017). "Integrating business-to-business customers in original equipment manufacturers’ supply chains through information systems integration". European Journal of Management Studies, 22(2):125-162
