Rafael Teixeira

Associate Professor

College of Charleston

United States

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Rafael Teixeira is an Associate Professor at the College of Charleston in the United States. His research focuses on supply chain management, social sustainability, and operational capabilities, as evidenced by his recent articles exploring topics such as last-mile delivery, customer satisfaction, and the impacts of counterfeiting. He is committed to advancing knowledge in high-technology applications and servitization within various industries.

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Ana Correia Simões

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Flavio Macau

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Jeff Shockley

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Virginia Commonwealth University

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Articles (10)

Exploring social sustainability in last-mile delivery of emerging economies: trust as a mediator of supply chain practices and purchase intentions

Punctuality and customer satisfaction in attended home delivery: the moderation effects of price-promotional, emotional and pandemic events

The good, the bad, and the ugly: how counterfeiting is addressed in operations and supply chain management literature

High-technology within the supply chain: a systematic review

Exploring outsourcing service productivity from the buyer and supplier perspective: A case analysis in the fleet maintenance industry

Servitization on the primary sector – coffee plantations case

B2B buyer operational capability for the effective delivery of technology-enabled services in a multi-facility context

Assessing the moderating effect of brick-and-mortar store on omnichannel retailing

Replication and comparative analysis of instrument of manufacturing capabilities in a different context: the Brazilian case

A meta-analytic review of food safety risk perception

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Ana Correia Simões

Flavio Macau

Jeff Shockley

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