Abstract:
The retail industry in Pakistan is undergoing a profound transformation driven by the integration of cutting-edge technologies into supply chain management practices. This empirical research paper delves into the intricate relationships and collective impact of block chain, smart inventory systems, and automation on supply chain performance within the context of the Retail Industry in Pakistan. Leveraging a robust dataset sourced from diverse retail enterprises across the country, the study employs rigorous empirical methods to provide nuanced insights into the adoption and implications of these technologies. Through quantitative analyses, including regression modeling and correlation assessments, this research paper not only explores the individual impacts of block chain, smart inventory systems, and automation but also investigates their collective influence on critical supply chain performance metrics. The findings contribute to a nuanced understanding of how the convergence of these technologies shapes the landscape of the retail supply chain in Pakistan. This research serves as a valuable resource for retailers, policymakers, and industry stakeholders seeking empirical evidence to guide strategic decision-making. By providing a comprehensive empirical foundation, this paper contributes to the burgeoning literature at the intersection of technology adoption and supply chain performance, offering practical insights and recommendations tailored to the specific challenges and opportunities faced by the Retail Industry in Pakistan.
