Unveiling the Structure of Supply Networks¶
Choi, T. Y., & Hong, Y. (2002). Unveiling the Structure of Supply Networks: Case Studies in Honda, Acura, and DaimlerChrysler. Journal of Operations Management, 20(5), 469-493.
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Mechanisms¶
- Exposure Accumulation Map
- A concentration one tier up — a shared upstream input that every "different" supplier quietly draws on — is invisible unless you follow the chain, and axes you did not think to tally simply do not appear.
This sourceShows that upstream supply-network structure can remain hidden until analysts trace beyond immediate supplier relationships.
- A concentration one tier up — a shared upstream input that every "different" supplier quietly draws on — is invisible unless you follow the chain, and axes you did not think to tally simply do not appear.
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