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    <title>effects of crowd logistics capabilities on crowd logistics performance moderated by supply chain uncertainty and risk in malaysia logistics industry</title>
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    <namePart>Nor Rokiah Hanum Binti Md Haron</namePart>
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    <dateIssued encoding="marc">2024</dateIssued>
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  <abstract>The emerging trend of crowd logistics in e-commerce has bloomed in recent years.  Crowd logistics has been considered as an innovative solution to solve the last-mile  delivery problems. However, there were still unclear indicators and a lack of empirical  evidence on logistics performance measurement, specifically from the crowd logistics  perspective. This quantitative research design used a survey questionnaire as the  instrument for this study. A pre-test was completed before distributing the cross-sectional  web-based survey questionnaire among the crowd logistics companies in Malaysia. From  247 population in crowd logistics companies, a minimum sample size of 146 were  gathered. Using a simple random sampling, this research collected 164 responses from  the data collection, which equal to 66% of response rate. This study aimed to investigate  the relationship between crowd logistics technological capabilities (CLTC), crowd  logistics organizational logistics capabilities (CLOC), crowd logistics environmental  capabilities (CLEC), and a moderating role of supply chain uncertainty and risk (SCUR)  towards the crowd logistics performance (CLP) in Malaysia. The integration using a  Resource-based View (RBV), Technology-Organization-Environment (TOE)  framework, and Contingency Theory was adapted to discover the ability and influence of  crowd logistics capabilities and crowd logistics performance. The result indicated that  logistics resource match capability and delivery capability strengthen crowd logistics  performance. While platform ease of use, logistics agility, innovation capability,  customer response capability, traffic and congestion and waste management do not  strengthen crowd logistics performance. The effect of supply chain uncertainty and risks  towards platform ease of use and crowd logistics performance was strengthened when  the SCUR was implemented. Practically, the study can be a guideline for practitioners in  managing the crowd logistics environment to ensure continuous improvement in crowd  logistics performance in organizations. This research highlights the importance of crowd  logistics performance. It shows that crowd logistics capabilities could impact crowd  logistics performance and, at the same time, can provide strategic measurement toward achieving sustainability in crowd logistics performance.</abstract>
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  <note type="statement of responsibility">Nor Rokiah Hanum Binti Md Haron</note>
  <note>Faculty of Industrial Management</note>
  <note>Thesis (Doctor of Philosophy) -- Universiti Malaysia Pahang – 2024</note>
  <note>Includes bibliographical references</note>
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