Fallos en la trazabilidad digital de la cadena de suministro y su impacto en el control de calidad

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Authors: Silvia Yolanda Toscano-Quispe, Tania Francisca Villalva-Salguero, Cristian Augusto Abad Basantes, Verónica Janeth Sarango-Romero
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Abstract

Digital transformation has reshaped supply chain management, positioning digital traceability as a key element to ensure quality and efficiency; however, structural failures persist and affect its performance, which motivates this study aimed at analyzing such failures and their impact on quality control. The research was conducted through a systematic literature review using a qualitative approach, applying selection, filtering, and analysis criteria to relevant scientific sources published between 2019 and 2026. The results show that data fragmentation, low interoperability, and lack of standardization generate inconsistencies in information, hinder defect identification, and increase operational costs. In addition, these failures raise operational risk and negatively affect organizational efficiency. From an analytical perspective, the findings are interpreted as a consequence of deficiencies in information management and technological integration, limiting the ability of organizations to respond effectively to process failures. In conclusion, digital traceability emerges as a strategic component whose proper implementation enhances quality control, reduces risks, and strengthens business competitiveness.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Business Innovation and Economy Logistics and Transportation Systems Digital Transformation in Industry

Publication details

Journal / source
Journal of Economic and Social Science Research
Publisher
Editorial Grupo de Asesoria Empresarial y Academica
Volume
6
Issue
2
Pages
45–56
Publication date
30 April 2026