The present paper deals with an investigation on Key Performance Indicators in the Food Supply Chain and proposes a taxonomy for their classification. More into detail, a literature analysis was carried out on 207 documents in which KPIs are used, implemented, analyzed or newly proposed with reference to the food context. These documents were subject to bibliometric analyses (i.e., temporal evolution, journal analysis, authors and keywords analysis), and contents-related deepening. The output from the contents is a taxonomy for classifying documents which allows to investigate 4 specific issues: (i) product of the supply chain, (ii) activity measured by the KPIs, (iii) output of the measurement and (iv) the aim for which the specific KPI is involved. The 207 screened documents are then classified on the basis of the proposed taxonomy.
Exploring Key Performance Indicators in the Food Supply Chain: A survey, analysis and taxonomy / Bottani, E.; Tebaldi, L.; Casella, G.; Mora, C.; Vitri, I.. - 2023-:(2023). (Intervento presentato al convegno 9th International Food Operations and Processing Simulation Workshop, FoodOPS 2023 tenutosi a Athens, Greece nel 18-20 September 2023) [10.46354/i3m.2023.foodops.005].
Exploring Key Performance Indicators in the Food Supply Chain: A survey, analysis and taxonomy
Bottani E.
;Tebaldi L.;Casella G.;
2023-01-01
Abstract
The present paper deals with an investigation on Key Performance Indicators in the Food Supply Chain and proposes a taxonomy for their classification. More into detail, a literature analysis was carried out on 207 documents in which KPIs are used, implemented, analyzed or newly proposed with reference to the food context. These documents were subject to bibliometric analyses (i.e., temporal evolution, journal analysis, authors and keywords analysis), and contents-related deepening. The output from the contents is a taxonomy for classifying documents which allows to investigate 4 specific issues: (i) product of the supply chain, (ii) activity measured by the KPIs, (iii) output of the measurement and (iv) the aim for which the specific KPI is involved. The 207 screened documents are then classified on the basis of the proposed taxonomy.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
