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What is Apprehension of Privacy Paradox

Strategies for Environmentally Responsible Supply Chain and Production Management
Apprehension of Privacy Paradox denotes the dual perception or conflicting feelings that individuals may experience regarding the protection of their personal data and privacy in the context of technological advancements and data-driven practices ( Kaaniche et al., 2020 ; Saleem et al., 2023 ). It highlights the tension between the desire for personalized services and the concern about the potential misuse or unauthorized access to sensitive information ( Ogbuke et al., 2022 ; Jamal et al., 2013 ).
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Optimizing Supply Chain Management Indicators for Sustainable Supply Chain Integration and Customer Loyalty: Potential Role of Environmentally Responsible Practices
Bhanupriya Khatri (Chandigarh University, India), Raj Kumar Singh (Graphic Era Hill University, India), Shaina Arora (UITHM, Chandigarh University, India), Shad Ahmad Khan (University of Buraimi, Oman), and Arshi Naim (King Khalid University, Saudi Arabia)
DOI: 10.4018/979-8-3693-0669-7.ch008
Abstract
Efficient supply chain management (SCM) plays a crucial role in optimizing the delivery process, reducing costs, and ensuring products reach the market and end consumers smoothly. Meanwhile, the growing global significance of customer loyalty (CL) has made establishing a strong customer base essential for shaping the brand image of products and services. Integrating the supply chain aims to unite all stakeholders involved in product fulfillment within a cohesive system. Assessing the impact of environmentally responsible supply chain management on brand loyalty is imperative. This study aims to evaluate how SCM indicators influence sustainable supply chain integration (SCI) and, subsequently, CL. Data from 265 participants were collected through purposive sampling and analyzed using a PLS SEM measurement model. The findings demonstrate a positive correlation among SCM, SCI, and CL. The model's suitability for future research was confirmed through favorable fit indices for the alternate hypotheses.
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