Kenneth W. Green Source Confirmed

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High Impact

Researcher

Southern Arkansas University

faculty

33 h-index 62 pubs 5,649 cited

Research Areas

Supply Chain Management Supply Chain Resilience Technology Adoption and User Behaviour Organizational Behavior Studies SARS-CoV-2 and COVID-19 Research Environmental Uncertainty Decision-Making and Behavioral Economics

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OverviewAI-generated summary

Kenneth W. Green's research focuses on supply chain management, investigating the impact of various factors on supply chain performance and resilience. His work examines the relationship between environmental uncertainty and supply chain performance, particularly through the lens of agility. Green also studies the linkages between technologies, such as Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), and supply chain benefits, power dynamics, and risk reduction. His publications address the role of organizational behavior modification in fostering ethical environments and organizational trust, with comparative studies in the U.S. and Brazil.

Green's research has explored the effects of disruptions, including the COVID-19 pandemic, on supply chain resilience and complexity. He has investigated how firms adapt and enhance their supply chains in response to adverse events. His work also delves into the dataset management related to market orientation and Theory of Constraints (TOC).

With a career marked by significant scholarly output, Green has accumulated 62 publications and over 5,649 citations, reflecting a highly cited researcher status with an h-index of 33. He maintains an active lab website and leads a research group, indicating ongoing engagement in scholarly activities.

Metrics

h-index: 33
Publications: 62
Citations: 5,649

Selected Publications

Do the management process and organizational behavior modification enhance an ethical environment and organizational trust in the U.S. and Brazil? (2024) DOI
A COVID replication and extension of firms’ resilience to supply chain disruptions (2023) DOI
Linkages between technologies and supply chain performance: benefits, power and risk reduction (2023) DOI
Supply Chain Complexity and Traceability in Adverse Events Revisited: A COVID-19 Perspective (2023) DOI
Enhancing Supply Chain through Implementation of Key IIoT Technologies (2022) DOI
Environmental uncertainty and supply chain performance: the effect of agility (2021) DOI