| 英文摘要 |
This study applies bibliographic coupling analysis to examine dynamic capabilities in cold chain management, revealing its knowledge structure. Bibliographic coupling identifies key concepts and foundational studies through citation, co-citation, and co-occurrence data, establishing a framework for understanding dynamic capabilities in this field. Dynamic capabilities have become essential in cold chain management, enabling firms to respond to market shifts, uphold product quality, and maintain competitiveness. The study highlights the three pillars of dynamic capabilities - sensing, seizing, and reconfiguring - as vital to optimizing cold chain operations. ''Sensing'' allows firms to detect demand and supply changes, such as new temperature control needs. ''Seizing'' refers to implementing adaptive strategies, like building responsive networks and enhancing monitoring. ''Reconfiguring'' enables resource and process restructuring to meet demand shifts and reduce risks. This knowledge structure offers a comprehensive perspective on dynamic capabilities in cold chain management, demonstrating how firms employ these abilities to build resilience, ensure quality, and manage environmental uncertainty. The findings affirm dynamic capabilities as crucial for sustainable growth in the cold chain industry. |