Janet L. Hartley
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Janet L. Hartley is a leading scholar in supply chain management, with a focus on digital transformation, buyer-supplier relationships, and sustainable operations. Her most-cited work, "Tortoise, not the hare: Digital transformation of supply chain business processes" (2019, 215 citations), challenges the notion that rapid digital adoption is always superior, instead advocating for deliberate, strategic implementation to achieve lasting competitive advantage. Hartley’s research has significantly advanced understanding of how firms can integrate digital technologies—such as IoT and blockchain—into supply chain processes while managing risks and fostering collaboration. Her contributions extend to examining the role of trust and power dynamics in supplier partnerships, offering actionable insights for practitioners. With over 2,000 total citations, her work is widely recognized for bridging theory and practice. Hartley’s notable achievements include serving as a department editor for the *Journal of Operations Management* and receiving multiple best paper awards. Her research continues to shape how organizations navigate the complexities of modern supply chains, making her a pivotal voice in the field.
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