A strong relationship between SC practices and performance metrics (total length, inefficiency ratio and working capital productivity) has been demonstrated by Mishra and Sharma [80]. They have developed a PMS for benchmarking in paint manufacturing SCs and performed an empirical analysis. However, other factors, such as company size, have been neglected. Balfaqih and Yunus [9] have investigated the effects of five SC practices (quality, time, information, flexibility and integration) in SC performance. An empirical analysis of an electronics manufacturing SC has shown that information has the highest impact in SC performance compared with other practices. In a recent study, Tavana et al. [110] have developed an integrated DEA model to measure the efficiency of the entire supply chain. Their model is an extended version of the model developed by Wang and Chin [118] to evaluate the three-tiered supply chain: supplier–manufacturer–distributor.