Relacionamento interorganizacional entre construtoras e fornecedores:
uma revisão de escopo
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.46421/entac.v20i1.5729Palavras-chave:
Relacionamento construtora-fornecedor., Indústria da construção civil., Revisão de escopo., PRISMA., Análise bibliométrica.Resumo
As construtoras costumam manter com seus fornecedores um relacionamento de curto prazo, marcado por assimetria de informação, relações de poder, foco comercial e integração limitada. Além disso, o desempenho relacional e a confiança recíproca geralmente são inferiores se comparados aos de outros setores da indústria manufatureira. Diante disso, este estudo objetiva identificar lacunas de pesquisa que contribuam para o aprimoramento do relacionamento construtora-fornecedor. Para tanto, realizou-se uma revisão de escopo (RE) com base nas diretrizes dos Itens Preferenciais de Revisões Sistemáticas e Meta-Análise (PRISMA) e suas extensões para Revisões de Escopo (PRISMA-ScR), com auxílio dos softwares Citespace e Start. Utilizou-se da análise de citações e de cocitações para mapear a literatura e identificar campos de estudo relevantes, como "integração da cadeia de suprimentos" e "relação comprador-fornecedor". O "capital social" surge como um campo promissor para a criação de valor. O impacto do capital social no desempenho relacional, estratégias para o seu desenvolvimento e estudos empíricos que validem seu papel na construção civil são algumas das lacunas identificadas.
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