The Impact of Supply Chain Practices (Strategic Suppliers Partnership, Information Sharing, and Postponement) on organizations performance in the textile industries in Twin Cities of Pakistan.

Abstract

The main emphasis of the research is the Impact of supply chain practices (SSP, IS, and Postponement) on organizations performance in the textile industries in Twin Cities of Pakistan. Evidence from the sector of textile industries in twin cities of Pakistan. This study has considered supply chain practices (SSP, IS, and Postponement) as an independent research variable, organizations performance as a dependent variable in this framework research study in order to testify their relationship in textile sector industries of twin cities of Pakistan. A structured questionnaire created on 5 Likert liner scale has been the exploratory instrument to be able to investigate in this study for the collection of information and statistics from respondents. The scholar chooses a sample size of 130 respondents to represent the whole population. The survey questionnaires were distributed in textile sector industries by the scholar to collecting the data and statistics. Gathered information and statistics then investigated through statistical tools such as correlation (Relationship between variables) and regression (Impact of variables) by using SPSS Software. Based on the conclusions, it has been determined that supply chain practices (SSP, IS, and Postponement) have a positive influence on organizations’ performance in the textile industries of twin cities of Pakistan