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International Journal of Supply Chain Management
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ISSN : 20513771     EISSN : 20507399     DOI : -
Core Subject : Science, Social, Engineering,
Decision Sciences, Operations Research & Management Engineering Environmental Science Industrial & Manufacturing Engineering Transportation
International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM) is a peer-reviewed indexed journal, ISSN: 2050-7399 (Online), 2051-3771 (Print), that publishes original, high quality, supply chain management empirical research that will have a significant impact on SCM theory and practice. Manuscripts accepted for publication in IJSCM must have clear implications for Supply chain managers based on one or more of a variety of rigorous research methodologies. IJSCM also publishes insightful meta-analyses of the SCM literature, conceptual/theoretical studies with clear implications for practice, comments on past articles, studies concerning the SCM field itself, and other such matters relevant to SCM.
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Quality Costing and Supplier Social Sustainability as Antecedents of Supply Chain Performance: A Case of Rubber Industry of Indonesia Kittisak Jermsittiparsert; Watcharin Joemsittiprasert; Wasino .; Cahyo Seftyono; Satya Budi Nugraha
International Journal of Supply Chain Management Vol 8, No 4 (2019): International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM)
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The prime objective of the current study is to investigate the relationship between supplier social responsibility, quality costing and supply chain performance of firms in the Indonesian rubber industry. The research focuses on the Indonesian rubber industry, which is attracting the foreign investors recently. This has resulted in the entrance of several manufacturers in the Indonesian markets. The author has employed the SEM-PLS to answer the research question raised in the current study. The researchers have suggested that the Indonesian rubber industry has started working on the sustainability issues across the supply chains. This has been supported with the results of this research. The researchers have suggested that the Indonesian rubber industry has started working on the sustainability issues across the supply chains. This has been supported with the results of this research. The research focuses on the Indonesian rubber industry, which is attracting the foreign investors recently. This has resulted in the entrance of several manufacturers in the Indonesian markets. The competition has become intention between the Indonesian rubber companies and the managers are focusing on the standards such as quality, cost, flexibility, and delivery for sustaining in the competition.
Techonososiopreneur: Development Strategy of Halal Travel Agency (Using VCIT Model) Amaliyah Amaliyah; Muhammad Iqbal Arrasyid; Aam Bastaman; Dwi Sunu Kanto
International Journal of Supply Chain Management Vol 9, No 2 (2020): International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM)
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The potential of Halal Travel Agents business is increasing by considering the increasing position of Indonesia as a country that is the second largest Muslim tourist destination in 2018. Even the Indonesian government in 2019 targets the first rank as a country that becomes a Muslim tourist. In addition, related to the industrial revolution, the process has led to industry 4.0, so that in addition to referring to people's demands for Muslim travel services that are getting better, Halal Travel Agencies also need to carry out various evaluations and developments to run amid the ongoing 4.0 industrial revolution. This type of research is qualitative using a phenomenological with analytical techniques that refer to the VCIT model (Value, Innovation, Culture, Technology). The research results obtained are change the corporate mindset of the first travel agency, there must be more intensive and assertive promotion, education and details about Halal Travel Menu
Transportation Challenges in Fertilizer Supply Chain in Malawi Zuhra Junaida Mohamad Husny Hamid; Gryson Kondwani Chibwatiko Msuku; Moeinaddini Mehdi
International Journal of Supply Chain Management Vol 9, No 1 (2020): International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM)
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The high cost of fertilizer had left many small holder farmers unable to access fertilizer which resulted in low agricultural production in Malawi. To solve this problem, the government introduced the Farm Input Subsidy Program (FISP) in 2004/2005 growing season. The subsidy program constituted about 60% of all fertilizer imports into the country. But besides huge investment into this program, food insecurity situation had not been eliminated leaving many smallholder farmers depending on food handouts to take them to the next harvesting season. Policy makers are still exploring options on how to exploit the benefits of FISP. It is for this reason that an investigation was conducted on transportation challenges in fertilizer supply chain, as late delivery was reported to be one of the problems in the distribution process. The research objectives were to investigate the fertilizer supply chain challenges in Malawi, determine transportation challenges in the distribution of FISP fertilizer and recommend solutions for effective fertilizer distribution. To achieve this, a pragmatic philosophy was adopted by employing both qualitative as well as quantitative research methods in data collection. A snowball sampling method was used with the assistance of Road Transport Operators Association (RTOA) in Malawi. Three managers from both public as well as private fertilizer companies were interviewed while 38 questionnaires were administered to transporters that had been involved in subsidy fertilizer distribution. The findings of the research spotted logistical problems in the process of awarding contracts to fertilizer importers as well as transporters as not effective. Other findings included problems with beneficiary identification, high transportation costs, not utilizing ICT, ITS and lack of Research and Development as other challenges affected productivity. The research came up with a Roadmap to Fertilizer Supply Chain as a reference material to future fertilizer supply chain studies, proposed “group fertilizer procurement” in future fertilizer procurement policies and provided empirical evidence of transportation challenges affecting fertilizer distribution in Malawi.
A Study of Supply Chain Manangement of Board Composition, Enterprise Risk Management, and Performance of non and Islamic Companies in Indonesia Jumadil Saputra; Husaini Husaini; Saiful Saiful; Wahyuddin Albra
International Journal of Supply Chain Management Vol 8, No 5 (2019): International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM)
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The purpose of this study is to investigate the differences of firm performance between Islamic and non Islamic companies. Further, this study also examine the influence of the board size, independence board and enterprise risk management (ERM) on firm performance. The sample in this study is non-financial companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange with the period 2011-2015, with a total of 95 Islamic and 858 non-Islamic companies. The results of this study shows that there is significant different the performance of Islamic and non Islamic companies.  The performance of Islamic companies are higher than non-Islamic companies. Further,  this study found that board size has no effect on the market performance of those companies. independence board has a negative effect on the market performance of the companies. enterprise risk management positively affects the firm performance for both Islamic and non-Islamic companies.
Forming the Supply Chain Strategy and Employer Brand as a Condition of Personnel Potential Development Natalia A. Tsareva; Lolita A. Lisitca
International Journal of Supply Chain Management Vol 8, No 6 (2019): International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM)
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recently the supply chain employer branding strategy has gain attention in business and efficiency of jobs. It is essential deficiency of skilled staff in many fields of activity is observed. The stronger the employer brand is the stronger is the fundamental base of strategic success of the organization due to the inflow of professionals. Process of forming the employer brand is considered, instruments of realization of the personnel processes influencing forming the internal the employer brand which is a basis of economic success of the organization are offered. The cyclic model of forming the employer brand allows improving step by step the employer brand of the organization in independence of its scale and activity, thereby contributing to the development of personnel potential. Tools on diagnostics of the existing employer brand in the form of the questionnaire which is approved in the analysis of a condition of the employer brand of two holdings – medical and restaurant are developed, checked for validity. Problems in forming the employer brand of the studied organizations are revealed. Actions for strengthening of the employer brand are realized; their efficiency by means of application of the questionnaire repeatedly at an interval of one year is checked. Influence of actions for forming the employer brand on personnel capacity of the studied organizations is revealed.
Halal Logistics: Halal Integrity and Legal Enforcement Challenges Faradina Ahmad; M.Z. Hussein; Z.J. Husny; M. Yazid; Mazlan Z.; Rayner T.; Fauziah A.R; M. Zani; Nadia Adnan
International Journal of Supply Chain Management Vol 7, No 4 (2018): International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM)
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This is a review paper on the topic of halal logistic in relation to halal integrity and legal enforcement challenges. With the increased potential on halal logistic in the global and local market, there is a need towards maintaining and upholding the halal integrity of the business. This study shall focus on discovering the challenges on halal logistic industry and finding the means of improving the situation which causing a lot of concern. Moreover, the country must not miss out on this opportunities of maximizing the lucrative business in halal logistic to have a better economic and social upgrade as with this opportunity, there is a possibility of raising the standard of living of the local population with the creation of job employment in the halal logistic market. This study is based on the previous literature reviews and local halal forums/talks. The idea of this research study is to seek scholastic understanding of challenges of halal integrity in the logistic sector. This is an opportunity for the authors to contribute to the knowledge on halal logistic specifically on the better understanding of local halal legal enforcement issues by referring to the current reported news. Hence, emphasis on the problems faced by local authorities in enforcing the legal system to protect the halal logistic integrity.
Digitalization of Energy Manufacture: Infrastructure, Supply Chain Strategy and Communication Valentin Y. Afanasyev; Natalia G. Lyubimova; Vladimir F. Ukolov; Salavat R. Shayakhmetov
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Abstract- The constant development of the electric power industry today leads to a decrease in the sustainability and growth of accidents in the “UES of Russia”, necessitates the adoption of operational and supply chain management decisions that are not possible without digitalization. The problems that the industry will face in implementing digitalization projects are identified, namely: increased equipment wear; lack of funding, requirements for technological compatibility of the characteristics and parameters of power equipment and devices, unified switching standards (protocols) and information models, required number of instruments, equipment and software. Despite the obvious problems, digitalization is being actively implemented in the power industry. It is noted that the target model of digitalization in the power industry should include three blocks: digital technologies and databases, information technology infrastructure, including communication channels, information security systems. The spheres of application of existing and future digital technologies and databases at all stages of energy production are considered: generation, power grids, sales activities, in their relationship with the management bodies of the wholesale and retail electricity and capacity markets and regulatory bodies. The possibilities of using own and leased communication channels are critically evaluated, the advantages of various communication channels are revealed. It is noted that it is necessary to use channels based on fiber-optic communication lines as the main ones, and satellite communication channels as reserve ones. Special attention is drawn to information security. The components of the effect of digitalization for consumers, energy companies and the state are determined. It is proposed to introduce integrated indicators of the effect of digitalization. The proposed measures are necessary for the implementation of full-scale digitalization of the power industry, including the preservation of savings from digitalization in power companies, government support, and the creation of conditions for the development of active consumers.
The Impact of the Social Capital on the Resilience of a Manufacturing Supply Chains: The Mediating Role of Agility of a Supply Chain and the Moderating Role of Absorptive Capacity of Supply Chains Wallop Piriyawatthana
International Journal of Supply Chain Management Vol 9, No 2 (2020): International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM)
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The present study contributes to the SCM and marketing literature, concerning the roles of SCM alignment and firm’s absorptive capacity to utilize social capital for achieving supply chain resilience. Firstly, understanding means to enhance supply chain resilience via social capital, therefore, in this regard taking absorptive capacity into account is necessary. Secondly, this study highlights that SCM alignment has the power to restrict the extent that social capital supports the firm’s absorptive capacity. Thirdly, the study has examined the moderating role of supply chain agility in the relationship between the social capital and supply chain resilience. Finally, the supply chain resilience outcomes were examined. As a result, those conditions and means were also explained through which firms utilize accumulated external resources in the form of social capital and achieve supply chain resilience to enhance organizational performance.  The study has used the SEM-PLS for the analysis of the data. The response rate of the current study is 75.1 percent. The data is collected from the manufacturing firms listed in Indonesian stock exchange. The results of the study highlight that firms mostly possess valuable resources that are entrenched within inter-organizational ties, and a few such resources may remain inactive if not utilized against adversities and risks. Hence, absorptive capacity must be developed and activated by the firms to capitalize social capital in an effort to develop supply chain resilience.
Malaysian Armed Forces Logistic Management Problem: The Effect to the Country’s Defence Haris Mustapa; Saiful Bakri; Mohamed Faisol Keling; Mohd Ainuddin Iskandar Lee; Nazariah Osman
International Journal of Supply Chain Management Vol 9, No 1 (2020): International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM)
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The country’s military development is a need to the country to ensure its viability. With the development of threat that not only traditional threat but it changes to the non-traditional threats. The security threat has influence the country’s military development and Defence Policy. It also implicates Malaysia which actively developing the military after the Cold War in 1991. Between 1957 to 1991, Malaysia has been focusing to the threat in the country specifically the communist threat that affects the country’s safety and sovereignty. After the peace treaty between PKM and Malaysian government in 1989, Malaysia begins to actively developing the military. It is seen as a need for Malaysia to ensure the safety and defence of the country is in red alert to face any threat. However, in the rapid development of the military, there are some who see Malaysia is having problem to ensure the country’s readiness in facing the threat. With various negative issues being reported, it has raised question on the current status and the problem that Malaysia is facing in ensuring Malaysian Armed Forces (MAF) readiness. Therefore, this study touches the problem faced by the government and specifically MAF in logistics aspect that gives impact towards National Defence Policy (NDP).
EFFECTIVENESS ON DROP TRAILER METHOD (DTM) OF HAULAGE INDUSTRY IN MALAYSIA Melan, Mustakim; Md Zahid, Mazlan; Sabar, Rohafiz
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This paper focuses on the customersâ?? commitment and behaviour towards an effective of â??drop trailer methodâ?? (DTM) in haulage industry. There was limited study in customersâ?? commitment and behaviour on the efficiency of DTM. The study on DTM was due to the increasing volumes of international trade using haulage transport and trailers which led to rapid growth of container volumes at Malaysian ports. The maximum usage of trailers are needed to cater the growth of containersâ?? movements at present. The detention trailers by the customers during loading and unloading processes caused inefficiency in haulage performance. Therefore, monitoring on the usage of trailers will increase to the overall movements and reduction in the detention times. Exploratory and qualitative studies are also used in this research. The results indicated that the effectiveness of DTM is a crucial part to benchmark on the overall businesses, particularly in effective ways coordinating and utilising to the overall trailers. It is used to indicate haulage operatorsâ?? achievement towards their objectives. The better control in DTM may be used for better planning in the movements in future. The study suggests on the effective DTM structure for better impact in monitoring haulage business towards costs, revenues and profits.

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