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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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A Study of Green Factory Practices in Malaysia Manufacturing Industry Md Fauzi Ahmad; Siti Norziah Ismail; Mohd Fahrul Hassan; Chan Shiau Wei; Norhadilah Abdul Hamid; Ahmad Nur Aizat Ahmad; Mohd Nasrun Mohd Nawi; Nor Aida Abdul Rahman
International Journal of Supply Chain Management Vol 8, No 1 (2019): International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM)
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Green Factory is a management tool for eliminate environment burden such as waste, chemical and pollution. Economic development grew too fast has effected major impact to environment. Carbon dioxide, loss of biodiversity, degradation of natural resources, global warming, ozone layer depletion and deforestation have effected on the environment. Based on world statistics, Malaysia has produced 29 million tonnes carbon dioxide and ranked 26th (0.66%) of the 215 countries in the world. 110 world leaders including Malaysia has agreed to work for reducing carbon dioxide gas in the Copenhagen Climate Change Summit 2009. Five main criteria for Green Factory have been identified; (1) Solar power generation systems, (2) Fuel cells system, (3) Cogeneration systems, (4) Air conditioning units and (5) Recycling system. A study was conducted to manufacturing companies that adopted Green Factory practices to assess its their green practices for minimizing environmental problems. The samples were 300 companies in Malaysia. Finally, 20% response rate has been received, with 60 respondents. Based on descriptive result, recycling shows the highest level of practices, followed by solar power cogenerations system, air conditioning units and fuel cells system. This study result shows Green Factory has significant relationship with environment performance (r=0.684, P
INTEGRATED SUPPLY CHAIN STRATEGY WITH STANDARDIZATION OF PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION AS LEAN MANUFACTURING TOOL A. Kucheryavenko, Svetlana; A. Gayvoronskaya, Svetlana; V. Chistnikova, Irina; E. Vinnik, Alina
International Journal of Supply Chain Management Vol 8, No 4 (2019): International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM)
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Abstract-The article substantiates the importance of professional communication standardization and supply chain strategy as lean manufacturing tool, which is loss reduction reserve in the organizations of different fields. They consider the issues of organization effectiveness impact in the field of communication processes, and the effectiveness of its work in general. They provided the definition of professional communication standardization process, the main conditions for its occurrence are highlighted. The formation of lean communication is proposed as the result of professional communication standardization. They summarized the advantages of standardized professional communication gained by the company.
Withstanding the Effect of Industry 4.0: The Role of High Performance Work System and Management Philosophy Houcine Meddour; Iyanda Ismail Abdulssalaam; Abdul Halim Abdul Majid
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Coping with challenges posed by the extant IR 4.0 demands that small businesses should provide ‘added-value’ services, and products, or high quality and innovative products and services which could be possible through strategic development of employees.  Drawing upon the findings of the extant literature, HPWS which is aligned with befitting management philosophy would help achieve enduring and enhanced performance culminated in provision of innovative goods and services. To offer context-based empirical insights on this issue, this study investigated the moderating role of management philosophy in the HPWS-performance nexus. The present study employed cross-sectional research approach in which data were collected from a sample of 518 of SME managers in Nigeria. Partial Least Squares Method (PLS) algorithm and bootstrapping technique were used to test the study’s hypotheses. Using product indicator approach, moderating effect of management philosophy was estimated. The findings signified a positive effect of HPWS on SME performance, and management philosophy was found to interact negatively with HPWS in enhancing performance. This result portrays presence of mismatch between managers’ philosophies and HPWS. Overall, the findings of the present study accentuate that HPWS which is aligned with befitting management philosophy would help achieve enduring and enhanced performance culminated in provision of innovative goods and services, with which the challenges posed by IR 4.0 will be withstood. Lastly, implications, limitations and suggestions for future research are discussed
STUDY OF DIRECT RELATIONSHIP DETERMINANTS ON THE SELECTION OF MUSYARAKAH MUTANAQISAH (MM) PRODUCTS Bahari, Zakaria; Hatizal, Nor; Doktoralina, Caturida Meiwanto
International Journal of Supply Chain Management Vol 8, No 5 (2019): International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM)
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This study analyses the direct relationship of determinantsâ??both intrinsic and extrinsic factorsâ??affecting the selection of Musyārakat Mutanāqiá¹£at (MM) house financing products. Intrinsic factors include factors of confidence in sharia compliance value and factors regarding the knowledge level of potential customers. Extrinsic factors include MM product characteristics such as service quality, costs, product benefits and promotions. MM products are emphasised in this study because of their many benefits, including lowering the burden of customersâ?? monthly payloads, a relatively shorter monthly payment period and increased benefits and profits for both banks and customers. Data were collected from 100 MM customers in Malaysia via the Internet (Facebook) and analysed using Structural Equation Modeling (SEM-SMART PLS) and the Statistical Package of Social Sciences (SPSS) software. The findings show that only the factors of promotion and religious compliance are significant when selecting MM products; in fact, the influence of promotional factors had a greater impact than the influence of religious compliance. Therefore, Islamic banks are urged to increase their promotional strategies in order to provide information about the role of religious law in selecting Islamic banking products, thus helping customers choose MM products that satisfy their needs while also meeting religious demands.
The Development of Bank Crediting to Trade Based on Supply Chains in Russia in the Crisis Uncertainty Context Mariia Nikolaevna Koniagina; Irina Urievna Evstafeva; Viktoriya Valeryevna Manuylenko; Alvi Adlanovich Khashaev; Alena Valerevna Kirillova
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The geopolitical background of Russian trade and banking remains pessimistic, which stresses the importance of studying the experience gained over the past decade and the relevance of the questions raised. In addition, some problems that emerge during trade bank crediting are not so obvious. Talking about them is not common due to a bank’s damaged reputation or a decline in the quotation of trade or credit organization securities. This situation is facilitated by a small size of the Russian securities market, low investment activity of the population, and professional communities isolated from one another, which is typical for Russia. To identify the current challenges encountered in relation to the organization of trade bank crediting and to work out proposals to improve banking when crediting trading companies, the authors analyze the major results of the trade crediting activity of Russian commercial banks between 2009 and 2017; they explain how economic volatility and uncertainty affect the credit risk of banks, and provide an estimate of the development prospects for bank crediting for trading companies. This study uses regression analysis, systematization, generalization, visualization, and economic forecasting methods. The research has determined that the capital adequacy of a number of Russian banks that extensively lend to commercial enterprises is in jeopardy, as in unstable environments the rates of net trading margin and bank profitability are dropping. As a result, the capital expansion resources are limited. At the same time, the need for state support for certain banks under recessional conditions remains a controversial issue with ambiguous implications of such decisions.
The Mediating Role of Supply Chain Management and Moderating Impact of Competitive Intensity on the Association among Environmental Orientation and Firm’s Performance in Indonesia Agus Utomo; Anton Respati P; Anggoro Panji N; Robby Rachmatullah; Galih Wisnu Wardhana
International Journal of Supply Chain Management Vol 9, No 2 (2020): International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM)
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The research examines a model that describes the correlation between sustainability awareness, green supply chain management (GSCM) practices (green purchasing, consumer engagement and investment recovery) and firms’ performance (FP). Survey responses from 210 manufacturing firms influential in Indonesia, this research has developed many significant observations. Firstly, it indicates that when internal and external environmental strategies may positively and substantially impact on green procuring and consumer coordination policies, internal environmental orientation also plays as a key determinant of capital recovery techniques. Secondly, it demonstrates that the operation of all these three core GSCM practices in addition greatly improves organizational performance. Eventually, the research shows that competitive strength reinforces the positive impact of consumer engagement on firm growth. Generally, the observations illustrate the significance for firms, predominantly located in competitive industries, of fostering a pro-environmental organizational philosophy and strengthening responsiveness to the environmental needs of decision-makers in order to achieve GSCM.
The Application of Lean Management Tools in Management of Sustainable Development of the Enterprise Małgorzata Łęgowik-Małolepsza
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In the paper, the concept of sustainable development in relation to enterprise management as well as the idea of sustainable enterprise against the background of the concept of sustainable development have been presented. In the subsequent part of the study, the selected tools of the lean management concept have been depicted. In the last part, the efficiency of the implementation of lean management tools in the context of the implementation of assumptions of sustainable development has been assessed. In the paper, the following research question has been formulated: how does the implementation of lean management tools in the enterprise translate into the efficiency of the implementation of assumptions of sustainable development? On the other hand, the objective of the study has been to assess the efficiency of the implementation of lean management tools in reduction in operating costs and to analyze the effects of this implementation on the implementation of assumptions of sustainable development. In order to achieve the objective of the study, the relationship between the level of costs of the implementation of lean management tools and the costs of the implementation of assumptions of sustainable development has been analyzed, which has indicated the impact of an increase in the listed costs on an increase in return on sales in years 2009-2017. The research clearly shows that continuous improvement in the implementation of activities and processes, including the implementation of assumptions of sustainable development allows for achieving success in the analyzed area. The applied research methods are: literature studies, case study, trend analysis of the costs of the implementation of lean management tools.
Profitability and Discretionary Accrual through Supply Chain Management: Evidence of Manufacturing Firms using GMM Estimates in Indonesia Muhammad Haykal; Erlina Erlina; Azhar Maksum; Iskandar Muda
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Abstract – This study examines supply chain power in the context of real earnings management. Accrual-based models are often used to examine the motives of managers in conducting discretionary accruals. Discretionary accruals by managers has a very broad impact and may mislead users of financial statements. This study analyses and examines the effect of company profitability on discretionary accruals, especially in emerging markets in Indonesia. This empirical study samples manufacturing sector companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange from 2006 to 2016 and uses dynamic models with Generalised Method of Moments (GMM) estimation. This paper finds that the motives for signalling managers still influences the existence of discretionary accruals, and ROA, PBV, and EPS have a positive and significant effect on discretionary accruals. These findings prove that managers engage in discretionary accrual when reporting the profitability of the company. Leverage negatively affects discretionary accrual and the control mechanism of the current debt even though the effect is marginal. This study only examines the profitability motives of managers in conveying information to outsiders, and acknowledges that discretionary accruals may be influenced by variables beyond this study.
Value Creation in the Fast Fashion Supply Chain: Evidence from Brazilian Retailers Domingos Valladares; Felipe Felhberg Hermann; Attila Elod Blezs Junior; Miguel Afonso Sellitto
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The purpose of this article is to analyze the process of value creation in Fast Fashion Supply Chains. The research method is the multiple case study. The research object is a sample of Brazilian companies formed by three anchor tenants and one consultancy with wide actuation in the local market. The analysis model includes competitive elements such as strategy, product development, logistics, and technology. The main contribution and novelty of the article are the business model employed by the three anchor tenants and the competitive objectives pursued by the FFSC. The most important competitive objective is the collaboration to capturing trends and quickly develop, produce, and deliver products to customers in physical stores or online.
Impact of Trade Facilitation on the Freight Forwarding Industry: A Case of Plumtree Border Post Wilford Mawanza; Mellisa Z.L Ncube; Blessed Mpofu
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The main aim of the study was to investigate the impact of trade facilitation in the freight forwarding industry. The study was largely prompted by the high levels of delays that are experienced at border posts by traders and tourists, hence the need to investigate the challenges faced by freight forwarders resulting in delays and the effectiveness of the Plumtree border post as a trade facilitation tool. The study focused on the challenges, causes and effects of different trade facilitating agencies that directly affect the freight forwarding industry through a case survey of 72 respondents comprising freight forwarders, clearing agents, traders and customs officers at the Plumtree border post was used. The results revealed that there is greater need to increase transparency and integrity in the administration of daily operations at the border post. There are increased direct and indirect costs such as transport and customs documentation leading to inefficiency, increased lead time and fraudulent activities arising amongst freight forwarders and clearance delays for consignments hence it was recommended that the freight forwarding industry should propose to trade facilitation agencies to fully adopt and implement trade facilitation standards, recommendations and best practices which have been developed by various international bodies.

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