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Enhancing Collaboration in Logistics Knowledge Triangle: a European Analysis ENHANCING COLLABORATION IN LOGISTICS KNOWLEDGE TRIANGLE: A EUROPEAN ANALYSIS Edited by Sara Scipioni, Federico Niccolini, Marco Giannini Questo E-book appartiene a federico.niccolini unipi.it 20031308-0332-0765-9694-0r938nb6i22a Questo E-book appartiene a federico.niccolini unipi.it 20031308-0332-0765-9694-0r938nb6i22a Questo E-book appartiene a federico.niccolini unipi.it 20031308-0332-0765-9694-0r938nb6i22a ENHANCING COLLABORATION IN LOGISTICS KNOWLEDGE TRIANGLE: A EUROPEAN ANALYSIS Edited by Sara Scipioni, Federico Niccolini, Marco Giannini Enhancing collaboration in Logistic Knowledge Triangle : a European analysis / a cura di Sara Scipioni, Federico Niccolini, Marco Giannini. - Pisa : Pisa university press, 2020. - 1 testo elettronico (PDF) 658.5 (WD) I. Scipioni Sara II. Niccolini, Federico III. Giannini Marco 1. Logistica aziendale 2. Aziende - Organizzazione CIP a cura del Sistema bibliotecario dell’Università di Pisa Membro Coordinamento University Press Italiane The project was financed by the European Union under the Erasmus + KA2 grant for Cooperation for Innovation and the Exchange of Good Practices (2016-1-IT02-KA203-024565). © Copyright 2020 by Pisa University Press srl Società con socio unico Università di Pisa Capitale Sociale € 20.000,00 i.v. - Partita IVA 02047370503 Sede legale: Lungarno Pacinotti 43/44 - 56126 Pisa Tel. + 39 050 2212056 - Fax + 39 050 2212945 [email protected] www.pisauniversitypress.it ISBN 978-88-3339-179-3 20031308-0332-0765-9694-0r938nb6i22a unipi.it federico.niccolini a appartiene E-book Questo impaginazione: Ellissi Le fotocopie per uso personale del lettore possono essere effettuate nei limiti del 15% di ciascun vo- lume/fascicolo di periodico dietro pagamento alla SIAE del compenso previsto dall’art. 68, commi 4 e 5, della legge 22 aprile 1941 n. 633. 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Economy (Bulgaria) Marinescu Nicolae, Universitatea Transilvania Din Brasov (Romania) Niccolini Federico, Università di Pisa (Italy) Nicolau Cristina, Universitatea Transilvania Din Brasov (Romania) Pisarciuc Cristian, Universitatea Transilvania Din Brasov (Romania) Poțincu Cristian, Universitatea Transilvania Din Brasov (Romania) Poțincu Laura, Universitatea Transilvania Din Brasov (Romania) Rakovska Miroslava, Bulgarian Logistics Association (Bulgaria) Scipioni Sara, Università di Pisa (Italy) Spatafora Mario, Finance & Banking, Associazione per lo Sviluppo Or- ganizzativo e delle Risorse Umane (Italy) Stefanova Kamelia, University of National and World Economy (Bulgaria) Stratieva Styliana, Bulgarian Logistics Association (Bulgaria) Detailed list of main authors and contributors Chapter/ Reference Main authors Contributors Introduction Marco Giannini, UNIPI Federico Niccolini, UNIPI Sara Scipioni, UNIPI Chapter 1 Kamelia Stefanova, UNWE Miroslava Rakovska, BLA Compendium of good Dorina Kabakchieva, UNWE Stilyana Stratieva, BLA practices of collabora- Marco Giannini, UNIPI tion among higher edu- Sara Scipioni, UNIPI cation, research and Mario Spatafora, Effebi business in the logistic Ana Maria Cotovanu, Effebi area Paolo Bisogni, AILOG Cristian Poțincu, UTBv Laura Poțincu, UTBv Nicole Geerkens, ELA Chapter 2 Sara Scipioni, UNIPI Mario Spatafora, Effebi Defining a Knowledge Marco Giannini, UNIPI Kamelia Stefanova, UNWE Triangle framework Dorina Kabakchieva, UNWE for the logistic area Paolo Bisogni, AILOG Cristian Poțincu, UTBv Laura Poțincu, UTBv Chapter 3 Sara Scipioni, UNIPI Mario Spatafora, Effebi Methods and instru- Marco Giannini,Questo UNIPI E-bookKamelia appartiene Stefanova, UNWE a federico.niccolini unipi.it 20031308-0332-0765-9694-0r938nb6i22a ments for enhancing the Dorina Kabakchieva, UNWE Knowledge Triangle Paolo Bisogni, AILOG Cristian Poțincu, UTBv Laura Poțincu, UTBv Chapter 4 Sara Scipioni, UNIPI Kamelia Stefanova, UNWE Building the stakehol- Beatrice Gaiotto, UNIPI Dorina Kabakchieva, UNWE ders’ engagement plan Federico Niccolini, UNIPI Cristina Nicolau, UTBv Marco Giannini, UNIPI Chapter 5 Sara Scipioni, UNIPI Kamelia Stefanova, UNWE Guidelines for imple- Beatrice Gaiotto, UNIPI Dorina Kabakchieva, UNWE menting an effective Federico Niccolini, UNIPI Nicole Geerkens, ELA Knowledge Triangle Marco Giannini, UNIPI Cristina Nicolau, UTBv Paolo Bisogni, AILOG 6 ENHANCING COLLABORATION IN LOGISTICS KNOWLEDGE TRIANGLE Chapter 6 Mario Spatafora, Effebi Sara Scipioni, UNIPI Mapping the quality Ana Maria Cotovanu, Effebi Marco Giannini, UNIPI assurance and asses- Federica D’Acunto, Effebi Federico Niccolini, UNIPI sment challenges Chapter 7 Mario Spatafora, Effebi Sara Scipioni, UNIPI High education in- Ana Maria Cotovanu, Effebi Marco Giannini, UNIPI situtions guidelines Federica D’Acunto, Effebi Federico Niccolini, UNIPI for enhancing quali- ty assurance and as- sessment strategies Chapter 8 Cristina Nicolau, UTBv Cristian Pisarciuc, UTBv Validation report re- Nicolae Marinescu, UTBv garding framelog and Tiberiu Foris, UTBv the manual for asses- Sara Scipioni, UNIPI sment and quality as- Federico Niccolini, UNIPI surance Marco Giannini, UNIPI Miroslava Rakovska, BLA and Appendix 1 Stilyana Stratieva, BLA Kamelia Stefanova, UNWE Dorina Kabakchieva, UNWE Appendix 2: National Miroslava Rakovska, BLA report for Bulgaria Stilyana Stratieva, BLA Appendix 3: National Sara Scipioni, UNIPI report for Italy Federico Niccolini, UNIPI Marco Giannini, UNIPI Appendix 4: National Cristina Nicolau, UTBv Cristian Pisarciuc, UTBv Report for Romania Nicolae Marinescu, UTBv Tiberiu Foris, UTBv Appendix 5: European Nicole Geerkens, ELA Cristina Nicolau, UTBv Logistics Associations’s Dorothea Carvalho, ELA members validation of the European Frame- work Questo E-book appartiene a federico.niccolini unipi.it 20031308-0332-0765-9694-0r938nb6i22a unipi.it federico.niccolini a appartiene E-book Questo Questo E-book appartiene a federico.niccolini unipi.it 20031308-0332-0765-9694-0r938nb6i22a Table of Contents Introduction 15 Chapter 1 COMPENDIUM OF GOOD PRACTICES OF COLLABORATIONAMONG HIGHER EDUCATION, RESEARCH AND BUSINESS IN THE LOGISTIC AREA 21 1. Introduction 23 2. The Knowledge Triangle – Context and Definitions1 25 3. Logistics & Supply Chain Management - Context and Definitions2 26 3.1. Basic Definitions 26 3.2. State-of-the-Art of the European Logistics 28 3.3. Development Trends in the European Logistics 30 4. Research Methodology for the Compendium Development 32 4.1. Research Activities and Methods 32 4.2. Criteria for selection of good practices in the field of Knowledge Triangle in HEIs 33 4.3. Good Practice Development Framework 36 5. Selected Good Practices in the Field of Knowledge Triangle in HEIs 38 5.1. Zaragoza Logistics Center (ZLC), SPAIN 39 8 ENHANCING COLLABORATION IN LOGISTICS KNOWLEDGE TRIANGLE 5.2. Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University, the NETHERLANDS 64 5.3. The University of Huddersfield, UK 90 5.4. University of National and World Economy, BULGARIA 106 5.5. Montanuniversitaet Leoben, AUSTRIA 126 5.6. Hull University Business School, UK 130 5.7. Jönköping University, SWEDEN 132 5.8. Politecnico di Milano School of Management, Observatory on Contract Logistics, ITALY 142 5.9. Budapest Metropolitan University, HUNGARY 147 5.10. University of Padova, ITALY 152 5.11. University of Gothenburg, SWEDEN 159 5.12. Chalmers University of Technology, SWEDEN 168 6. Analysis of the Presented Good Practices 179 7. Conclusions and Recommendations 198 Annex 1: Template for the Good Practices Description 205 Annex 2: Good Practices Extracted from the HEIs Observed 206 Chapter 2 DEFINING A KNOWLEDGE TRIANGLE FRAMEWORK FOR THE LOGISTIC AREA 211 1. Definition of Knowledge Triangle (KT) and its application to the Logistic area: an Integrated Knowledge Triangle 213 Questo E-book appartiene a federico.niccolini unipi.it 20031308-0332-0765-9694-0r938nb6i22a 2. Criteria and Indicators for evaluating the KT 218 2.1. Criteria 218 TABLE OF CONTENTS 9 2.2. Indicators 219 3. FRAMELOG Self-assessment tool 222 3.1. Introduction of the questionnaire 222 3.2. Selection of user profile 224 3.3. Question for the selected profile 227 3.4. Conclusion 228 4. Bibliography 228 Annex 1: FRAMELOG Assessment tool structure 229 (elaboration by the Authors) Chapter 3 QuestoMETHODS E-book AND INSTRUMENTS appartiene a federico.niccolini
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