Impact of Cyber Security Strategy and Integrated Strategy on E-Logistics Performance: An Empirical Evidence from the UAE Petroleum Industry

This research examines the impact of cyber-security strategy and integrated strategy implementation on improving e-logistics performance using empirical evidence from the textile industry in the UAE. Empirical evidence from the textile industry to measure the e-logistics performance is timely in the textile industry. This research method, with its consequences, has not been considered in research before. This is a causal, exploratory, descriptive and analytical study using a cluster sampling technique. Data from 301 respondents from the textile industry in Ajman, UAE, was used. A quantitative technique was used to analyse the statistical results. The relationship between cyber security and integrated strategy on e-logistics performance revealed a significant positive relationship. One city-based textile company was considered for data collection. In the future, it is recommended to incorporate further states globally as technology is needed in each sector. Moreover, the current model can be revised with future security risk detection and management techniques. The managerial implications for the textile industrialist include conducting cyber security awareness training for employees and implementing strategies to attain better e-logistics performance and customer satisfaction.