Zakłócenia incydentalne w łańcuchu dostaw — analiza ripple effect w świetle badań literaturowych

Zakłócenia incydentalne, szczególnie takie, które wcześniej nie występowały, a ich prawdopodobieństwo w kontekście negatywnego wpływu było niewielkie, od kilku lat stanowią rzeczywistość gospodarczą. Konsekwencje zakłóceń oddziałują na funkcjonowanie podmiotów zlokalizowanych w najodleglejszych częściach globu, a zmieniające się źródła niepewności wymagają podejmowania działań, które pozwolą na budowę bardziej odpornych systemów. Zidentyfikowany ripple effect, definiowany jako nieprzewidywalne skalowanie jednoczesnego rozprzestrzeniania się zakłóceń w łańcuchach dostaw poprzez jego wiele szczebli, coraz częściej stanowi skutek występujących globalnych zagrożeń. W artykule zaprezentowano analizę bibliometryczną dotyczącą zagadnień związanych z łańcuchem dostaw, najczęściej identyfikowanych w ostatnich latach kryzysów i ich konsekwencji w postaci ripple effect. Celem analizy było wskazanie, jak zmienia się zainteresowanie tematyką ripple effect w ostatnich latach w kontekście analizy łańcucha dostaw, co uwidacznia rosnąca liczba publikacji naukowych, autorów, poszerzony obszar oraz zakres analiz badawczych. Wykorzystanie ripple effect w badaniach nad łańcuchem dostaw jest stosunkowo nowym zjawiskiem, a prezentacja danych ilościowych jest nowym spojrzeniem na badaną tematykę, która jest trudna do zbadania innymi metodami.

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