Franziska Anslinger

Papers

Total Citations

195

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About

Franziska Anslinger is a leading voice in the digital transformation of supply chains, with a sharp focus on the intersection of Robotic Process Automation (RPA) and purchasing and supply management (PSM). Her seminal work, a multiple case study on the potentials, barriers, and implementation of RPA in PSM, has garnered 195 citations, establishing her as a foundational researcher in this niche. Anslinger’s major contribution lies in demystifying how cutting-edge automation can replicate human behavior to streamline procurement, while critically mapping the organizational hurdles that stifle adoption. By bridging the gap between technological promise and real-world practice, she has provided a roadmap for firms navigating the early stages of this digital shift. Her research is not merely descriptive; it offers actionable insights for managers and sets a rigorous agenda for scholars exploring automation’s role in strategic sourcing. For students and researchers, Anslinger’s work is an essential starting point for understanding how RPA is reshaping the backbone of global supply operations.