Blockchain Technology and Sustainable Supply Chain Practices: Leading Towards Organizational Performance

Abstract

Today’s world is changed; the only constant thing is digital technologies galloping and enveloping all walks of life; blockchain is the most pertinent of the available technologies. Due to the high demand for the technology, this research tests blockchain technology (BTT) and its influence on organizational performance (ORP) while incorporating recycling and remanufacturing (RRM), green design (GDN), and green purchasing (GPP) as mediators to ascertain the relation between the two constructs. The data for the research is collected from the Malaysian manufacturing sector. The data was collected from four hundred enterprises, and regression analysis was used for statistical inference through Smart PLS. Significant results are found between BTT and RRM, BTT and GDN, BTT and GPP, RRM and ORP, and GDN and ORP. The study’s result also confirms that no significant value was found between GPP and ORP.