Tucson / Boston / New York / Armonk / Cambridge / London / New Haven / /
Company
MIT Press / IEEE Intelligent Systems / Yale University Press / Pearson Custom Publishing / Princeton University Press / N.S.P. / Harvard Business School Press / John Wiley & Sons / /
Facility
Study Complex / University of Arizona / DOMINANT LOGIC PERSPECTIVE ROBERT F. LUSCH University of Arizona Shifting / University of Wisconsin / /
IndustryTerm
larger and more encompassing value networks / supply chain / sequential chains / manufacturing logic / information technology increases / printing press / supply chain management / communication systems / interorganizational management / supply chain network / research tool / transportation equipment / managerial tool / forestry / inventory management / manufacturing industries / unrelated organizational networks / monetary systems / genetic algorithms / product lifecycle management / information technology / digital manufacturing / mining / agriculture / retail strategy / transportation routing / fishing / /
Organization
Academy of Marketing Science / SERVICE-DOMINANT LOGIC PERSPECTIVE ROBERT F. LUSCH University of Arizona Shifting / MIT / Harvard / Princeton University / New Intelligence / Yale University / Business and Market Intelligence / McGuire Center for Entrepreneurship / University of Arizona / University of Wisconsin / St. Paul’s Church / /
Person
Stephen L. Vargo / N. Myhr / Robert F. Lusch / J.W. Kamauff Jr. / /
Position
editor / executive director / General / /
ProvinceOrState
Wisconsin / New York / Connecticut / Arizona / Massachusetts / /
PublishedMedium
International Journal of Physical Distribution & Logistics Management / The American Journal of Sociology / The Free Press / IEEE Intelligent Systems / Sociological Theory / Logistics Management / /
Technology
object-oriented programming / information technologies / information technology / http / business intelligence / /
REFRAMING SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT: A SERVICE-DOMINANT LOGIC PERSPECTIVE ROBERT F. LUSCH University of Arizona Shifting the dominant thinking of supply chain management toward the