Supply chain literature review from the consequences of Covid-19
a research agenda with network projects
Keywords:
Covid-19. Supply Chain Management. Network Design, Literature Review, bibliometric.Abstract
The effects of the covid-19 pandemic on national supply chains have been highlighted in several studies. Part of these studies use the Network Design (ND) technique, which is useful in the supply chain to aid decision-making. This work aimed to carry out a bibliometric and content analysis on the Web of Science that dealt with ND in the context of the covid-19 pandemic. To do this, we searched for the following terms: “Network design”, “Supply chain” and “Covid*” (with an asterisk to search for all variations of the word) in all topics. As a result, the characteristics of the works that investigated the effect of covid-19 using network design were identified, which allows highlighting research opportunities in this field.
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