Kajsa Hulthén
Kajsa Hulthén is Professor at the Division of Supply and Operations Management and Co-director of Area of Advance Transport. Her research deals with structural and dynamic aspects of distribution networks. She is involved in the Transport Procurement Panel, which aims to map how Swedish firms buy transport services. She is also involved in projects dealing with sustainability issues in distribution networks and how increased efficiency can be reached by changes in division of labor in distribution networks.
Kajsa is examiner and main lecturer in two courses; Industrial marketing at the bachelor level and Customer relationships at the master level. She also supervises doctoral students.
Showing 69 publications
Consolidation through resourcing in last-mile logistics
Disembedding air from e-commerce parcels: A joint challenge for supply chain actors
E-commerce packaging as an embedded resource in three network settings
Improving transport performance in supply networks: effects of (non)overlapping network horizons
The role of public actors in construction logistics: effects on and of relational interfaces
Organising logistics and transport activities in construction
Construction logistics innovation: tracing connectivity from activity interdependencies
The transport service triad: a key unit of analysis
Transport efficiency in supply networks: The impact of network horizons and network contexts
From project partnering towards strategic supplier partnering
Reorganizing construction logistics for improved performance
Logistikens roll i effektiva byggprocesser
Wroe Alderson, IMP and the evolution of theory
Transport service procurement – initial findings and a research agenda
Renewal in construction projects: tracing effects of client requirements
Configuring transport and logistics activities in construction
Transport as a loosely coupled system: Implications for research and practice
Organising construction logistics: a case of network re-orientation
Wroe Alderson and IMP - some reflections on the evolution of theory
New ways of organising construction due to user demands
Economic consequences of alternative make-or-buy configurations
Trade-offs in Supply Chain Transparency: The Case of Nudie Jeans Co
Triads at the interface between supply networks and logistics service networks
‘Footprints of strategy’ - Investigating purchasing strategies in a longitudinal case
Opportunism or strategic opportunity seeking? Three approaches to emerging country sourcing
The changing role of middlemen – strategic responses to distribution dynamics
The changing role of middlemen – strategic responses to distribution dynamics
Repositioning in supply networks – implementing supplier partnering in the construction industry
Exploring and exploiting business networks with the logic of effectuation
Comments on "Managing resource interaction as a means to cope with technological change"
Features of Alternative Forms of Intermediation – A Case from the Construction Industry
The development of functions in distribution networks - the case of a mobile telephone middleman
Linking Supply Networks and Logistics Service Networks – Towards a Triadic Framework
Changing Roles of an Intermediary Actor: an illustration from a distributor of mobile phones
Supplier relationship investments: Considerations in low-cost country sourcing
Distribution network dynamics: Evolution in the PC industry
Distribution Networks – Challenges and Opportunities
Improving logistics outsourcing through increasing buyer-provider interaction.
From Channel Management to Managing in Distribution Network Relationships
Economizing in differentiated distribution networks: A transvection approach.
Activities and the Organising of Industrial Networks
Inter-organisational research in the Nordic countries
Supply chains and interdependence: a theoretical analysis
Distribution Networks as Crossing Transvections
Resource Interdependence in Supply Chains
Aldersonian Sorting: An 'old' concept for a 'new' reality
Interdependence within and among 'Supply Chains'
An Extended Perspective on Distribution
Transvection Analysis - A reverse perspective on distribution
Developments in Distribution Networks - A framework for understanding variety
Changing Division of Work in Distribution - Effects of activity dependencies
Distribution Restructuring - Alternative perspectives needed
Adjustments and Division of Labour in the Construction Industry
Establishing a Business Relationship - Intended vs realized effects
Introducing Intermediaries in a Direct Channel - A network approach
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Showing 14 research projects
Collaborative supply chain reconfigurations in the transforming Swedish retail context
Förpackningars roll för en mer hållbar och effektiv varudistribution inom Sverige
Transformation of transport systems facilitated by changed purchasing behaviour
Minimizing impact of construction material flows in cities: Innovative Co-Creation (MIMIC)
Retail shopping and the last mile transport: past, present and future transformations
Transport Procurement and Energy Efficent Goods Transport
CIVIC - Construction In Vicinities: Innovative Co-creation
Energy efficient freight – methods, actions and evaluation tools in logistics
The role of logistics in efficient construction processes
Implementering av ny lastbärare i ett befintligt tekniskt system
Effektiv arbetsfördelning i byggnätverket