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Although global supply chain is wid

Although global supply chain is widely discussed by
practitioners and academics, and the widespread international
recognition of global supply chain practices and problems, little
is known in the literature concerning the global supply chain
problems facing developing countries. This study aims to
identify key problems affecting global sourcing processes in the
global supply chain, with reference to the transport sector in
Tanzania. We used a case-based research approach by
conducting in-depth interviews with senior procurement and
supplies managers. Secondary data were collected from the
companies’ websites and annual reports. Also, direct
observation on the companies’ operations helped to make the
study empirically grounded. We used cross-case analysis to
analyse the data. The findings reveal that the local end
component of the global supply chain in Tanzania faces many
problems compared to that of developed countries; for
example, key problems facing Tanzania are: the use of outdated

technology in the domestic market, lack of trust,
documentation problems, procurement of counterfeit products
(e.g., spare parts), and lack of integrated computerised systems
to link with the overseas suppliers in the global supply chain,
and so on. The insights on problems and practices provide
valuable information to researchers and practitioners on the
challenges and opportunities in the global supply chain
sourcing processes in developing countries. We provide
recommendations to solve some of the global supply chain
problems.
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Although global supply chain is widely discussed bypractitioners and academics, and the widespread internationalrecognition of global supply chain practices and problems, littleis known in the literature concerning the global supply chainproblems facing developing countries. This study aims to identify key problems affecting global sourcing processes in theglobal supply chain, with reference to the transport sector inTanzania. We used a case-based research approach byconducting in-depth interviews with senior procurement andsupplies managers. Secondary data were collected from thecompanies’ websites and annual reports. Also, directobservation on the companies’ operations helped to make thestudy empirically grounded. We used cross-case analysis toanalyse the data. The findings reveal that the local endcomponent of the global supply chain in Tanzania faces manyproblems compared to that of developed countries; forexample, key problems facing Tanzania are: the use of outdatedtechnology in the domestic market, lack of trust,documentation problems, procurement of counterfeit products(e.g., spare parts), and lack of integrated computerised systemsto link with the overseas suppliers in the global supply chain,and so on. The insights on problems and practices providevaluable information to researchers and practitioners on thechallenges and opportunities in the global supply chainsourcing processes in developing countries. We providerecommendations to solve some of the global supply chainproblems.
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Meskipun rantai pasokan global secara luas dibahas oleh
praktisi dan akademisi, dan internasional yang luas
pengakuan praktek rantai pasokan global dan masalah, sedikit
dikenal dalam literatur mengenai rantai pasokan global
masalah yang dihadapi negara-negara berkembang. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk
mengidentifikasi masalah kunci yang mempengaruhi proses sourcing global dalam
rantai pasokan global, dengan mengacu pada sektor transportasi di
Tanzania. Kami menggunakan pendekatan penelitian berbasis kasus dengan
melakukan wawancara mendalam dengan seniornya pengadaan dan
manajer persediaan. Data sekunder dikumpulkan dari
situs perusahaan dan laporan tahunan. Juga, langsung
pengamatan pada operasi perusahaan 'membantu untuk membuat
studi empiris membumi. Kami menggunakan analisa kasus untuk
menganalisis data. Temuan menunjukkan bahwa akhir lokal
komponen rantai pasokan global di Tanzania menghadapi banyak
masalah dibandingkan dengan negara-negara maju; untuk
contoh, masalah utama yang dihadapi Tanzania adalah: penggunaan usang teknologi di pasar domestik, kurangnya kepercayaan, masalah dokumentasi, pengadaan produk palsu (misalnya, suku cadang), dan kurangnya sistem komputerisasi yang terintegrasi untuk menghubungkan dengan pemasok luar negeri di rantai pasokan global, dan sebagainya. Para wawasan tentang masalah dan praktek memberikan informasi berharga bagi para peneliti dan praktisi di tantangan dan peluang dalam rantai pasokan global sourcing proses di negara-negara berkembang. Kami menyediakan rekomendasi untuk memecahkan beberapa rantai pasokan global masalah.











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