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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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From Supplier Relations to Triad in the Automotive Industry Kadzrina Abdul Kadir; Johanim Johari; Darwina Ahmad Arshad
International Journal of Supply Chain Management Vol 8, No 1 (2019): International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM)
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This paper presents a review of the literature of supplier relations in the automotive industry towards triad and how this has an impact on the supplier selection for buyers. This paper focuses on the automotive sector specifically. The paper suggest that triads reflect the supplier relations attributes in previous literature yet stress on the need for further emphasis on the supplier-supplier relationship
Family Farm as an Organization Form of the Agricultural Industry in the Concept of Sourcing and Purchasing Management Vladimir Egorov; Evgeniya Shavina; Andrey Inshakov
International Journal of Supply Chain Management Vol 8, No 4 (2019): International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM)
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Abstract- Scientific development of family farms problem, in addition to academic interest, is of great practical importance for the global economy as a whole (more than 90% of households in the agricultural sector in the world are family-run, family farms account for up to 80% of agricultural land farms produce about 80% of the world food) and the Russian agrarian sector in particular. In the current academic discourse and the world practice in agricultural sector, food supply of the population, a vertically integrated organization that has been hampering the optimization of the value of agricultural goods based on the choice of an adequate supply chain management strategy is increasingly criticized. The authors considered theoretical approaches to family farming as a special form of social-and-economic organization, which is the most reliable mechanism for mass recruitment of rural population into the economy and optimization of material and information flows, cooperative ties of value creating participants in order to satisfy consumers in comparison with large agricultural holdings. The US experience indicates the possibility of harmonious combination of developed industry and commodity family farms in economic complexes. Due to their small scale, family farms, being more adaptive to market conditions and, therefore, more sustainable, combine in themselves strategies of commodity production and personal consumption, and also reproduce traditional moral norms. In this regard, the organization of agriculture in the form of family farms is the most adequate form of food supply for the population. Family commodity farms, among other things, are the best form in terms of supply chain management, as they shorten the distance between production and consumption as much as possible.
Demand for Logistics Management Studies in North Eastern Thailand Mustakim Melan; Pichit Prapinit; Rohafiz Sabar
International Journal of Supply Chain Management Vol 8, No 5 (2019): International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM)
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The research investigates the demand on education in the field of logistics management among the high school and vocational students at North Eastern of Thailand. The research explores the needs for labor market in logistics between the private enterprises and government agencies. The surveys were conducted among 830 respondents which include students, entrepreneurs, public and private enterprises through in-depth interviews and brainstorming sessions. The result indicates that the needs for further education among students, mostly female, aged between 19-21 years old. A total of 72.30 %   required the logistics disciplines in future businesses (4.31, SD = 0.962). The nature of the curriculum should be focusing on logistics theory (4.35, SD = 0.962). The equation of multiple regressions showed that the logistics education met the labor market (Dem), income level of the parents (inc), distance from home to schools (Dis) and the labor demand in Logistics dropped even at the Northeast. The entrepreneurs and the private sectors indicated to 70 %, 18 %, state agencies, enterprises and other organizations in 12 % which agreed on education for better development in logistics market. Personnel in logistics is critical for the future (4.31, SD = 0.692), demand for logistics in trades border (4.12, SD = 0.798), transportation movement at the Northeast links with neighbouring countries (4.12, SD = 0.798) and personnel logistics with a good command of English (4.01, SD = 0.561). The exhibit shows slightly reduction on logistics trend at the Northeast due to knowledge and education. Logistics shall be the important factors due to growing of business volumes, enhance on its competitiveness and focusing on costs reduction. The government policy was very encouraging towards logistics businesses. The demand for logistics personnel are increasing and this will contribute to the economic growth at the North East. Suggestion for future development is to have a real learning on the logistics theory through government and private partnership. This will enable the best of logistics education towards improvement and quality labor for better economic in Thailand.
Reviewing the Contributors towards the Performance of the New Islamic Supply Chain Model Adam Mohd Saifudin; Nizamuddin Zainuddin; Ezanee Mohamed Elias; Siti Nur Fatehah Shamsuddin; Azim Azuan Osman
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 conceptual paper on the contributing factors of the performance of the new Islamic supply chain model in Malaysia. There are several contributors toward the model that has been reviewed. They are:- 1) Halal Traceability and Tracking Activity, 2) Halal Certification and Labelling Process, 3) Halal Facilities Segregation and 4). Halal Food Quality Management. All these contributors will be considered in developing new Islamic supply chain management model in Malaysia using robust econometric regression. Keywords New Islamic supply chain model, Halal Traceability, Tracking Activity, Halal Certification, Labelling Process, Halal Facilities Segregation and Halal Food Quality Management.
Methodology of System Management of the Supply Chain Based on the Leasing Process Pavel G.Ryabchuk; Igor A.Baev; Anton S.Apukhtin; Svetlana S.Demtsura; Irina I.Pluzhnikova; Dmitry N.Кorneev; Andrei V.Fedoseev
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The development of leasing relations is based on the adequate methodological basis for assessing the effectiveness of the leasing process. The purpose of our research is to describe the methodology for assessing and managing the leasing process taking into account the interests of the lessee and the factors of the external and internal environment. In our research leasing process is represented as an element of supply chain management. The main methods that we used in our research were the method of modeling cash flows of the enterprise - recipient and the method of discounting the cash flows generated with the participation of an industrial enterprise in the leasing process, the methodology for modeling the supply chain of an industrial enterprise. The proposed methodology is a universal tool for assessing and managing the leasing process, which includes the strengths of advanced methods for assessing the effectiveness of a leasing scheme for financing productive investments accumulated in scientific works of experts in the field of leasing and logistics. The proposed structure of strategic features based on a set of methods for assessing leasing activities, leasing potential and leasing climate allows an industrial enterprise to develop management strategies for the leasing process based on the performance. The methodology of assessment and management has practical value for a wide range of organizations that are considering the possibility of technological re-equipment of industrial production in the context of platform business networks, as well as the improvement of supply chain management.
External Supply Chain Management factors and Social Performance in Thai Manufacturing Industry: Moderating Role of Green Human Resource Practices Waleerak Sittisom; Witthaya Mekhum
International Journal of Supply Chain Management Vol 9, No 1 (2020): International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM)
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The prime concern of present study is to explore the dimension of sustainable performance by evaluating the relationships with external green supply chain actors. The study addresses an important dimension of sustainable performance known as social performance, the objectives of the study entails to explain the relationship between external green supply chain factors including environmental cooperation and reverse logistics. The green aspect of supply chain has gained attention of various research scholars and practitioners to explore the influence on various organizational performance related outcomes. The present study addresses the relationship between dimensions of green supply chain management and social performance with moderating role of green human resource management, greening aspect of HR entails basic functions of HR including green hiring, green training and development and green performance and compensation management. The results of the study demonstrates that there is positive and significant relationship between environmental cooperation and social performance of manufacturing firms of Thailand, hypothesis H1 accepted on statistical grounds. The relationship between reverse logistics and social performance was also found to be positive and significant on the base of statistical grounds, further, study examined the moderating role of green HR practices between the relationships of constructs, the hypothesis H3 moderating effect between environmental cooperation and social performance was found significantly positive on the base of statistical grounds, but hypothesis H4 was rejected on statistical grounds as no moderating effect was examined between the relationship of reverse logistics and social performance.
Risk of Shallot Supply Chain: An Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) Model in Brebes Java, Indonesia Susanawati Susanawati; Muhammad Fauzan
International Journal of Supply Chain Management Vol 8, No 1 (2019): International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM)
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This study aimed to determine actors and to identify the types of risk in the shallot supply chain. It was conducted in Central Java, Indonesia, involving an expert from goverment representatives, academician, and actors of thechain as the respondents. Descriptive analysis was used to describe actors of chain.To identify risk of the chain,the AHP model was applied. The results showed that farmers, middlemen, businessmen, consignors, big-scale merchants, traders, retailers, and consumers are the actors of the chain. Meanwhile, the price risk played the most important one in the chain, followed by quality risk and market risk.
Examining mediating role of Environmental Performance and Green Purchasing between Green Eco Design and Green Information Systems with Performance, Supported Renewable Energy Muhammad Ikhsan Setiawan; Dahlan Abdullah; Veronika Nugraheni Sri Lestari; Yuniningsih .
International Journal of Supply Chain Management Vol 8, No 6 (2019): International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM)
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Overview – Mining sector of Indonesia is very Important and contributes a lot in the GDP of the economy. It is important for mining industry to improve their financial performance along with improving environmental performance. Purpose–The aim of current study is to investigate the impact of eco-design and environmental performance on organizational performance. Moreover, the study has examined the impact of green information system and green packaging towards organizational performance.Analysis approach – For this study we have used the survey-based method for data collection and the questionnaire was collected from 500 target population. Partial least square (PLS) method is used for data examining and providing empirical support for the developed hypotheses. Findings – The research findings have proved that all of the proposed hypothesis have shown significant results. Research implications – The study has several implications as it provides literature based on empirical evidence regarding the high influence of green sustainable practices on the ultimate performance goal of organizations.
Sustainable Supply Chain Management in City Logistics Solutions I.V. Babenko; A.Yu. Anisimov; V. Yu. Melnikov; I. A. Kubrak; I. I. Golubov; V. L. Boyko
International Journal of Supply Chain Management Vol 9, No 2 (2020): International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM)
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Abstract-The strategic supply chain processes that influences on the city management. The sustainable logistics and transportation studies constitute a primordial research axis in the enterprises’ governance. The aim of this paper arises on a reflection about the sustainable supply chain management by digitalization and smart technologies. These include product development, customers, manufacturing, vendors, and logistics. The main global introduction of digital technologies in all spheres of human and the state life continues, motivating the creation of new approaches and technological solutions. Public administration through information technologies is currently particularly relevant. The main tool of informatization and digitalization of state and municipal services are the technologies of "electronic government", in this regard, the article focuses on issues of assessing the quality and degree of functioning of electronic government.
Governing Role of Trade Digitalization in Global Supply Chain Finance, Negotiation and SMEs Performance Sudawan Somjai; Saroge Vasuvanich; Khomsan Laosillapacharoen; Boonsri Suteerachai
International Journal of Supply Chain Management Vol 8, No 5 (2019): International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM)
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Thailand is witnessing a significant growth in Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) especially in manufacturing sector. Yet, their survival is totally based on their performance that can only be ensured through good supply chain practices. Supply chain finance and negotiation are some relevant practices that can have their say in improved SMEs performance but trade digitization is another important factor to be considered prior to conclude results. This study has analyzed the role of supply chain finance and negotiation in improving SMEs performance in moderating role of trade digitization. Around 35 SMEs of Thailand’s manufacturing sector and their employees dealing in production department were surveyed through questionnaire and data was then analyzed through structural equation modeling. Results have indicated that both supply chain negotiation and supply chain finance have significant impact on SMEs performance while trade digitalization significantly moderate both the relationships. Study has originality due to moderating role of trade digitization between supply chain negotiation and SMEs performance. This research has its implications for SMEs operating in Thailand in any sector along with policy framework for government too.

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