ABSTRACT
This research aimed to examine the impact of Green Supply Chain Quality Management (GSCQM) on Corporate Green Performance (CGP). A questionnaire was distributed to a sample of (113) practitioners of large multinational companies in the industrial sector and which are established in Morocco. Data were analyzed using PLS-Smart software which is specialized in structural equation modeling. The software was used to determine whether the tin dimensions of Green Supply Chain Quality Management (i.e. independent variable);Green Human Resource Management, Green Leadership Behavior, Green Supplier Quality Management, Customer Focus, Process Management, Information and Analysis, Eco-Design, Green Purchasing, Environmental Cooperation, and Reverse Logistics have a significant impact on Corporate Green Performance(i.e. dependent variable). The software was also used to test the two mediation variables, namely: Green Organizational Culture and Green Innovation. The findings revealed that the practices of << Green Supply Chain Management >> are having a significant impact on green innovation;and the implementation of the << Green Supply Chain Management >> has a positive effect on Corporate Green Performance. However, Green Organizational Culture and Green Innovation did not have a significant impact on Corporate Green Performance according to the respondents' ratings. Therefore, this study is based on two main theories, namely: cost theory, institutional theory, green theory, stakeholder theory and resource-based theory.
ABSTRACT
The aim of this paper is to provide a literature review of the Supply Chain Management Control Systems as a discipline that converges two fields: the MCS and the SCM. This convergence has as goal the enhance of the organization's performance. Faced with the critical situation and the crisis that the world is experiencing due to the Covid-19 pandemic, companies are today, more than ever, forced to ensure the efficiency of their SCs as a pledge to improve their overall performance. Therefore, the purpose of this article is to provide a review of the role of the MCS in managing and assuring the resilience and the performance of the SC. To get a solid grasp of the structure of MCS research in SCM and study the link between, we conducted a literature review of the articles published between 2016 and 2021. The aim is to provide a view of the recent researches covering the subject of the SCMCS.