With the adoption of the United Nations (UN) Agenda 2030 and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), we have entered a period in which countries around the world have committed themselves to achieve sustainability. Supply chain sustainability is crucial in making global priorities part of local business, so that the growth of a company's operations, products and services will reflect our planet's realities and better serve customers today and in the future. In 2020, there is a possibility that over fifty billion smart “connected devices” all around the world, with all developed to analyze, share, and collect the data. Therefore, this research tries to analyze the possible impact of big data and predictive analytics (BDPA) which could facilitate the learning culture across organization and also improve sustainability performance according to the knowledge resource through the supply chain process. To test the underlying hypotheses of the research model, this study was conducted using a survey research. The result showed that collaborative involvement in the organization can help the implementation of big data and predictive analytics effectively enhancing the sustainable supply chain performance. However, contrary to the belief, the authors found no support for the mediation effect of openness on the path joining BDPA and sustainable supply chain performance.

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