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Effect of cloud computing on interorganizational relationships in supply chain in France
[Effets du Cloud computing sur les relations inter-organisationnelles dans la supply chain en France]

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  • Benyamin Aghhavani-Shajari

    (CRET-LOG - Centre de Recherche sur le Transport et la Logistique - AMU - Aix Marseille Université)

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Le cloud computing (CC) est en train de changer la façon dont les entreprises déploient et exploitent leur système d'information. 55% des entreprises françaises utilisent le Service Cloud type Software as a service (Saas). Les recherches se sont surtout focalisées sur la question de l'adoption du CC (ACC) dans une organisation ou encore sur les difficultés techniques et informatiques. À notre connaissance il existe peu de recherches portant sur l'ACC au niveau de la supply chain (SC), impliquant la question des effets du CC sur les relations inter-organisationnelles (RIO). Pourtant, cette question porte un enjeu. Les technologies basées sur le Web et la mondialisation ont rendu l'environnement économique actuel à la fois très concurrentiel et imprévisible. Le CC a introduit de nouvelles façons de conceptualiser, créer et payer les services informatiques. Tant au niveau théorique qu'empirique, notre recherche a pour but d'identifier les déterminants qui influencent l'ACC au niveau de la SC et de vérifier les effets du CC sur les RIO dans la SC en France.

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  • Benyamin Aghhavani-Shajari, 2016. "Effect of cloud computing on interorganizational relationships in supply chain in France [Effets du Cloud computing sur les relations inter-organisationnelles dans la supply chain en France]," Post-Print hal-01428837, HAL.
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