The Role of Technology and Trust in Operational Performance for Iraqi FMCG’s

Jamal Ahmed Al-Doori · Zeyad Alkhazali · Rowaida Al-Aqrabawi · Khaleel Ibrahim Al-Daoud

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The purpose of this research is to understand the link between trust, technology and supply chain collaboration and their impact on firms’ operational performances. Design/methodology/approach based on extant literature, a hypothesized model wa

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