Ellenállóképesség kialakítása a magyar és a cseh autóipari vállalatoknál

Szerzők

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.14267/VEZTUD.2023.01.02

Kulcsszavak:

globális ellátási láncok, Magyarország, Csehország, autóipar, ellenállóképesség

Absztrakt

A cikk a magyar és a cseh autóipari cégek ellátási láncainak zavaraival és ellenállóképességük kialakításával foglalkozik. A szerzők interjúkra alapozva vizsgálták a Covid19-járvány hatásait azzal a céllal, hogy részletesen feltérképezzék a két ország autóipari vállalatainak reakcióit, intézkedéseit és stratégiáit. Az ellenálló ellátási lánc kialakítására vonatkozó szakirodalomra alapozva definiálták az elemzés kereteit. Eredményeik megerősítik, hogy minden vállalatnál veszteségeket és zavarokat okozott a járvány, és legtöbbjük igénybe vett valamilyen kormányzati támogatást. A vizsgált cégek számos olyan ellenállóképesség-javító intézkedést hoztak, amelyek – a szakirodalomban említettekkel összhangban – erősítik a rugalmasságot, információáramlást, együttműködést. Ezek az intézkedések nem a cég nemzetisége, hanem az ellátási láncban betöltött szerepe szerint differenciálódnak.

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Szerző életrajzok

Andrea Éltető, Közgazdaság- és Regionális Tudományi Kutatóközpont Világgazdasági Intézet

tudományos főmunkatárs

Gábor Túry, Közgazdaság- és Regionális Tudományi Kutatóközpont Világgazdasági Intézet

tudományos munkatárs

Eva Křenková, Prágai Közgazdasági és Üzleti Egyetem

egyetemi adjunktus

Jana Vlčková, Prágai Közgazdasági és Üzleti Egyetem

egyetemi docens

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