Cloud producing (CP) is seen as a modern way of localising development, different from previous multinational and indigenous production manifestations. This analysis produces three major contributions. First the study brings together two literary bodies, namely CP configuration and the provision of infrastructure to examine the sense of CP. Secondly, these theoretical lenses are applied in research to describe the distinctive character of CP in seven dimensions of study. Third, new CP design rules are defined by drawing on both literature and the CP case evidence compared to the more developed models for localized development. The literature on developed localized production models and CP were used to analyze the modernizing of the supply network (MSN) and the infrastructural projections. The CP model was then identified and further investigated in a multiple case study. For the collection of five instances, a maximum variation sampling technique was used.
Evaluation of supply chain performance: A methodology based on exchange information
