The Effects of Fast Delivery and Environment Uncertainty on Sustainable Logistics Growth in Oil Industry: The Mediating Role of Supply Chain Integration

Abstract

The main objective of the research was to investigate the relationship between environmental uncertainty, quick delivery, and sustainable logistics growth, with supply chain integration serving as a mediating factor. The study is distinctive in that it concentrated on supply chain integration's mediating function in Malaysia's Oil industry. This study has a quantitative approach. Structural equation modeling is employed for the analysis. The population of the current study consists of those who work in Malaysia's Oil industry. This study's methodology was supported by a Likert scale questionnaire. 375 people who participated in the survey were chosen at random from the pool. 60% of the responses were useful. A survey questionnaire was utilized to collect research data from various oil companies in Malaysia. Utilizing Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modelling (PLS-SEM), an academic may analyses data and create a Structural and measurement model.

The study's conclusions supported the notion that fast delivery, sustainable logistics growth, supply chain integration, and environmental unpredictability are all directly related. This study closes the knowledge gap in the field of supply chain integration in the Malaysian automotive industry. The study's findings can aid decision-makers in creating a car strategy.