The Correlation Between Knowledge Management, Innovation Management, and Supply Chain Risk Management Influence Supply Chain Performance of the Automotive Parts and Parts Producers
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The purposes of this study were to study the confirmatory of knowledge management, Innovation Management, and Supply Chain Risk Management that affects the efficiency of the supply chain of the Automotive Parts and Parts Producers with empirical data. quantitative research collects data with executives of Automotive Parts and Parts Producers. The samples were 460. The samples were received by simple random sampling. The reliability of the test was .884. The statistic used to analyze data comprised of frequency, percentage, mean, standard deviation, and confirmatory factor analysis. The research result was. The confirmatory factor analysis consisted of 18 observed variables. The result found that factor loading between 0.27-0.94 at significance level 0.01. The results showed that the conceptual model aligns with the empirical data. relationship management, knowledge management innovation management, and supply chain risk management will result in strategic management. risk assessment management appraisal Includes both commercial and sustainable development activities that are linked to efficient supply chain performance from upstream to waste management.
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