DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION AND SUPPLY CHAIN INTEGRATION: A STRATEGIC LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK FOR ENHANCING OPERATIONAL RESILIENCE
Keywords:
Logistics Management, Supply Chain Integration, Digital Transformation, Operational Resilience, Dynamic CapabilitiesAbstract
This conceptual and integrative review develops a strategic framework for logistics management, supply chain integration, digital
transformation, and operational resilience. It addresses the recurring problem that organizations often adopt isolated practices without
connecting information, governance, resource allocation, and organizational learning. Drawing on the resource-based view, dynamic
capabilities, absorptive capacity, organizational learning, and resilience, the paper explains how end-to-end logistics visibility, supplier and
carrier integration, inventory and demand synchronization, data-driven exception management, continuous resilience learning can operate as
mutually reinforcing routines. The proposed pathway links diagnosis, coordinated implementation, evidence review, resource reconfiguration,
and learning retention to delivery reliability, inventory discipline, response speed, network flexibility, operational resilience. No primary
survey, interview, experimental, administrative, or statistical data are claimed. The contribution is an actionable conceptual architecture and a
future research agenda for empirical validation.
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