The article addresses the application of the Resource-Based View (RBV) in studies related to supply chain management. The systematic review of the literature revealed the flexibility of RBV, highlighting its application in several areas, from analysis of specific resources to the understanding of phenomena in humanitarian, industrial, retail, and small and medium-sized enterprise chains. The reviewed studies show that RBV is not limited to a specific industry, but extends to different contexts. RBV integrated with other theories demonstrates its continued relevance in understanding and optimizing varied aspects of supply chains, ranging from innovation and technology to sustainability and operational efficiency. It is concluded that RBV continues to play a significant role in advancing knowledge and improving practices in supply chains, considering its application.
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