Supply Ecosystems in Arctic Offshore Operations: An Institutional Approach to Understanding Resilience

Antonina Tsvetkova, Britta Gammelgaard

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Abstract

This in-depth, multiple qualitative case study explores how Arctic offshore operations ensure resilience and facilitate value-creating activities through supply ecosystems in response to contextual complexity. Data from semi-structured interviews, personal observations, and archival materials are interpreted through resilience theory and institutional logic and work approaches. The study develops a comprehensive understanding of how a supply ecosystem through operational practice can build resilience inside the system and create capabilities outside to help the environment adapt and restore. Ensuring operational resilience within supply ecosystems should be understood in terms of adaptation and transformation by focusing on persistence, change and unpredictability.
Original languageEnglish
Publication date2021
Number of pages10
Publication statusPublished - 2021
EventThe 28th International Annual EurOMA Conference 2021: Managing the “New Normal”: The Future of Operations and Supply Chain Management in Unprecedented Times - Online, WWW
Duration: 1 Jul 20217 Jul 2021
Conference number: 28
https://www.euroma21.org/

Conference

ConferenceThe 28th International Annual EurOMA Conference 2021
Number28
LocationOnline
Country/TerritoryWWW
Period01/07/202107/07/2021
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Keywords

  • Operational resilience
  • Oil & gas industry
  • Emergency preparedness

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