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THE CONCEPT OF KEY SUCCESS FACTORS IN LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT IN THE CONTEXT OF CREATING BUSINESS COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE

Rafal Matwiejczuk    

Resumen

Firms are constantly looking for ways to create a competitive advantage. An important place among the factors affecting the way in which this advantage is gained is taken by success factors including, but not limited to, the so-called key success factors that may be related to the domains of logistics and supply chain management. The aim of the article is to identify the basic characteristics of the concept of key success factors in logistics and supply chain management. The article presents the essence and importance of success factors in the context of creating the business competitive advantage, the basic concepts of key success factors related to resource-based and market-based strategic management as well as the most significant characteristics of the concept of key success factors in logistics and supply chain management.

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