His primary areas of investigation include Marketing, Advanced manufacturing, Industrial organization, Field and Empirical research. His research integrates issues of Sample and Flexibility in his study of Marketing. His Advanced manufacturing research incorporates themes from Process innovation, Empirical research methods and Management.
His studies deal with areas such as Integrated Computer-Aided Manufacturing, Computer-integrated manufacturing and Investment as well as Industrial organization. His research in Field focuses on subjects like Set, which are connected to Data science, Reliability and Quality. The study incorporates disciplines such as Behavioral operations research, Strategic planning and Contrast in addition to Empirical research.
Kenneth K. Boyer mainly focuses on Marketing, Supply chain, Quality, Supply chain management and Knowledge management. His work deals with themes such as The Internet and Industrial organization, which intersect with Marketing. His work in The Internet addresses issues such as Purchasing, which are connected to fields such as E-commerce.
The Supply chain study combines topics in areas such as Home shopping, Psychological contract breach and Social psychology. His Quality research incorporates elements of Field, Patient safety, Set and Process management. As a member of one scientific family, Kenneth K. Boyer mostly works in the field of Advanced manufacturing, focusing on Technology management and, on occasion, Empirical research and Strategic management.
His main research concerns Quality, Supply chain, Knowledge management, Process management and Empirical research. His Quality research integrates issues from Organizational performance and Patient safety. His Supply chain study is focused on Marketing in general.
Kenneth K. Boyer regularly ties together related areas like Corporate governance in his Marketing studies. Kenneth K. Boyer interconnects Nursing and Process management in the investigation of issues within Process management. The various areas that Kenneth K. Boyer examines in his Empirical research study include Management science and Engineering ethics.
Kenneth K. Boyer spends much of his time researching Supply chain, Quality, Empirical research, Marketing and Fairness perceptions. His work on Supply chain management as part of general Supply chain research is often related to Directing attention and Foundation, thus linking different fields of science. Kenneth K. Boyer has included themes like Organizational learning, Patient safety and Process management in his Quality study.
His Empirical research research incorporates themes from Patient satisfaction, Test, Management science and Engineering ethics. His Marketing study frequently draws connections between adjacent fields such as Transaction cost. His Fairness perceptions research includes elements of Affect, Psychological contract breach, Psychological contract, Task and Purchasing.
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COMPETITIVE PRIORITIES: INVESTIGATING THE NEED FOR TRADE-OFFS IN OPERATIONS STRATEGY*
Kenneth K. Boyer;Marianne W. Lewis.
(2009)
Innovation-supportive culture: The impact of organizational values on process innovation
Shalini Khazanchi;Marianne W. Lewis;Kenneth K. Boyer.
(2007)
E-services: operating strategy—a case study and a method for analyzing operational benefits
Kenneth K. Boyer;Roger Hallowell;Aleda V. Roth.
(2002)
Unlocking the potential of advanced manufacturing technologies
Kenneth K. Boyer;G.Keong Leong;Peter T. Ward;Lee J. Krajewski.
(1997)
MANUFACTURING PROACTIVENESS AND PERFORMANCE
Peter T. Ward;G. Keong Leong;Kenneth K. Boyer.
(1994)
Strategic consensus in operations strategy
Kenneth K Boyer;Christopher McDermott.
(1999)
Print versus electronic surveys: A comparison of two data collection methodologies
Kenneth K. Boyer;John R. Olson;Roger J. Calantone;Eric C. Jackson.
(2002)
Empirical Elephants—Why Multiple Methods are Essential to Quality Research in Operations and Supply Chain Management
Kenneth K. Boyer;Morgan L. Swink.
(2008)
THE LAST MILE CHALLENGE: EVALUATING THE EFFECTS OF CUSTOMER DENSITY AND DELIVERY WINDOW PATTERNS
Kenneth K. Boyer;Andrea M. Prud'homme;Wenming Chung.
(2009)
Extending the supply chain: Integrating operations and marketing in the online grocery industry
Kenneth K. Boyer;G. Tomas M. Hult.
(2005)
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