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International Journal of Supply Chain Management
Published by ExcelingTech
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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The Effect of Supply Chain Indicators on the Business Performance of Food Industry in Indonesia Benny Prakarsa Yustianto; Satria Bangsawan; Mahrinasari MS
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The performance is considered to be an important part of the business for their long term survival. For this purpose, the supply chain integration (SCI) indicators are considered to be an important part to increase the performance of the organization. The organizations which have a little attention on the SCI has low level of their performance.  To address this issue, the current study purpose is to investigate the impact of supply chain indicators on the business performance (BP) of food industry. For this purpose, data has been collected from the 450 top and middle managers that were working in the food industry of Indonesia. The Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) of the study has shown that internal integration (INI) and external integration (EXI) have a positive and significant relationship with the BP. On the other hand, information technology integration (ITI) has insignificant relationship with the BP. While, supplier buyer relationship coordination integration (SBRCI) and logistics integration (LOI) have a positive and significant relationship with the BP. These findings indicate that food industry of Indonesia played an important role on the SCI to increase their BP. Therefore, this research is considered to be a pioneer study in which SCI played an important role to increase their BP. The research limitations and future direction were also discussed at the end of the study. 
CREATION OF SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT AIMED AT IMPROVING THE QUALITY AND ACCESSIBILITY OF MUNICIPAL SERVICES Rudnev, Alexander V.; Duborkina, Irina A.; Barmenkova, Natalya A.; Boyko, Alexey N.; Sanginova, Lola D.
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Abstract? Supply chain management of regulation are mainly used in the field of municipal services management. Coordination between local governments and other organizations that control the provision of municipal services is poorly developed on the territory of municipal entities. The solution to this problem becomes particularly relevant in the context of creating the supply chain system for the management.  It is quite obvious that a review of approaches and methods in organizing the provision of municipal services is necessary under supply chain strategy. First of all, we implemented the effective supply chain for allocation of resources in the context of the transition to medium-term budget planning, and also to the integration of supply chain mechanism for organizing the provision of municipal services in the existing territorial development management system. This article provides an insight into supply chain management practices in a municipal context. It highlights the status, challenges and way forward for the implementation of supply chain management in a municipal environment.
Decision-Making for the Supply Chain Management in Conditions of Economic Turbulence Elena A. Lavrinenko; Vladimir A. Kalugin; Elena A. Stryabkova; Yana Yu. Bondareva; Julia V. Lyshchikova
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Abstract— The decision-making process for supply chain management is complex and involves multiple people across multiple teams. This article deals with the problem of choosing an optimal management solution in a turbulent economy. We systematise new management risks in the context of a pandemic are systematized. A method for constructing an integral risk assessment function for managerial decision-making is proposed. We identify aneed for an expert community to make more informed decisions has been identified. The research propose a simulation of new management risks in the context of a pandemic is proposed. Specific supply chains are faced with the situation where they have to accept uncertainty but need to develop a strategy that enables them still to match supply and demand. Hence, this research works in this direction and identifies various supply chain strategies to match demand and supply efficiently and effectively.
Philosophical Concept of Leadership in Supply Chain Affecting the Community Perception in the East Java Government of Indonesia Robby Habiba Abror; Suraji Suraji; Moeheriono Moeheriono; Kholid Al Walid; Harjoni Harjoni
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This study aims to analyze the community perception towards the leadership style in supply chain that can be used to participate in the regional government. It also has a purpose to formulate a leadership style in supply chain that can encourage the community to actively participate in the local government. This study uses the descriptive qualitative approach to describe and explain the phenomenon of regional government leadership comprehensively. The research takes place in three regencies/ cities in East Java, Indonesia. The research finding shows that the public perception tends to choose the consultative, participative, and combination of both. The leadership style in supply chain is indicated by high involvement of public perception and trust given to subordinates. The leadership style in supply chain that is in line with the stakeholder’s expectation is the participative, consultative, and transformational styles.
Identifying the Green Supply Chain for Environmental Sanitation Management in Banda Aceh, Indonesia Rusli Yusuf; Maimun Maimun; Sanusi Sanusi; Jumadil Saputra; Sofyan A. Gani
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Abstract. This study aims to identify the effect of green supply chain management on environmental sanitation management in Banda Aceh. It caused by a high level of diversity and population density and circular migration in these city. This quantitative study conducted to 3 districts along case, namely densest, most diverse population and circular migration characteristics. A total of 400 respondents spreading in 3 districts were participated in this study. The result of the study shows that the behavior of Banda Aceh people is categorized as standard. Furthermore, the awareness level of Banda Aceh people on environmental sanitation management is categorized as good. Meanwhile, Green supply chain strategy and people awareness are caused by increased population growth due to massive urbanization and high birth rate. However, the existence of public facilities (such as garbage dump, etc.) and people's awareness about the environment is still lacking. Environmental sanitation management still needs the government to play a key role in improving infrastructures such as green supply chain for garbage dump, clean water tank, waste treatment facilities for residual waste, organic and inorganic waste as well as continuous socialization related to environmental sanitation management issues that can influence behavioral change and emerge high awareness from the community towards a healthier life in accordance with the objectives of sustainable development goals.
Supply Chain Performance Measurement Practices of Indian Industries Joseph Durai Selvam; Georgy Kurien; M. N. Qureshi
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In any Industry the Supply chain performance plays a crucial role and it is vital in growth of the industry. Through this study an attempt is made to find some insight to the supply chain performance measurement practices of Indian industries through an exploratory survey. The study reveals almost all the respondents (84%) felt that supply chain performance measurement system employed in their organisation has a clear purpose. Also the study reveals that most supply chain performance measurement system provides high importance to quality measurements and includes both financial and non-financial indicators. The study gave clarity in understanding the objectives of implementing supply chain performance measurement systems and metrics (measures) used in supply chain performance measurement systems The Multivariate analysis revealed three factors emerged from this study are ‘Strategic Orientation’ followed by ‘Internal Focus’ and ‘Motivation and Control’.
Healthcare Logistics & Supply Chain Management in Health Industry of Indonesia Based on the Telemedicine Carolina Kuntardjo
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Abstract— The essential mission of logistics and supply chain management is to efficiently plan, organize, and coordinate the movement of goods from a point of origin to a point of consumption. Analyzing and aligning supply chain goals with a patient-first approach enables healthcare organizations to reduce costs while improving patient outcomes. With Patient Direct, a care delivery solution from HRS, this paper provides patients with the telehealth equipment they need when they need it by telemedicine. Telemedicine which is used interchangeably with the term telehealth is the remote delivery of healthcare to patients through information and communication technology, including communication between two or more health professionals who are not in the same location. Thus, it needs secure transmission of medical data through text, sound, image, or video. This system can be a tele-education, tele-monitoring, tele-consultation, or tele-intervention. Telemedicine has several benefits, both for health professionals and medical institution as well as for the patients, especially for the development of healthcare delivery in remote area and also to make interaction between healthcare professional faster. However, telemedicine still has lack of regulation in Indonesia. There is still no regulation about license for the health professional and safety of medical data. Ethical problems in telemedicine are also still an issue, especially about patient’s confidentiality, and also it can weaken doctor-patients relationship. According code of ethics, a doctor must examine the patients first before making a diagnosis and treatment, which cannot be done with telemedicine. The lack of regulation and ethical consideration make telemedicine in Indonesia still has some problems and need a challenge for improvement.
The Influence of Supply Chain Integration on Supply Chain Performance of Auto-Parts Manufacturers in Thailand: A Mediation Approach Wissawa Aunyawong; Preecha Wararatchai; Chattrarat Hotrwaisaya
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By reason of supply chain management difficulties of many firms from various industries in Thailand, it is crucial to comprehend which determining factor may tackle these difficulties. This research aims to study the effect of supply chain integration (SCI) on supply chain performance (SCP) by reflecting the mediation effects of supply chain collaboration (SCC) and logistics flexibility (LGF). The research design was based on the quantitative explanatory study. Using a confirmatory factor analysis, the study examined interactive dimensions of SCP, SCC, LGF, and SCI. The research model consisted of 4 latent variables assessing 13 observed variables. The only exogenous latent variable was SCI, whereas endogenous latent variables were SCC, LGF, and SCP. The stratified random sampling was used to select the questionnaire respondents. Data from a total 321 complete surveys were acquired from top managers working for auto-parts manufacturing companies in Thailand. The hypotheses were tested by using structural equation modeling (SEM). The results supported that SCI enabled auto-parts manufacturing firms to improve SCP successfully, and that SCC and LGF played an important role in mediating the effect of SCI on SCP. This research recommended that companies should consider strategies enhancing SCI, SCC, and LGF as they can increase their SCP.
Synthesizing the Influences of Green Supply Chain Management towards Organisational Outcomes Bambang Tri Cahyono; Avinash Pawar; Koes Indrati; Henry Loupias
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Today sustainability is the biggest concern for the entire world, and it is one of the foremost objectives of the United Nations sustainability goals. In the context of businesses, supply chain management (SCM) is the most critical function which decides the company’s performance. However, it is necessary to understand the influence of green supply chain management (GSCM) on organizations. This paper reviews the literature to explore the crucial dimensions of GSCM and analyses its influence on organizational outcomes. In order to apprehend the in-depth details, the authors have adopted a mixed research methodology to collect qualitative and quantitative data. The data from 74 companies were composed using the survey questionnaire and interview method using stratified sampling. The analysis is accomplished to recognize the influences of GSCM on organizational outcomes through the components of green supply chain drivers, green supply chain support activities, green supply chain practices, and organizational supply chain strategies. The findings and conclusion of the study highlight the relationship and positive influence of GSCM on the organizational outcomes in the form of financial and environmental performance.
Determinants Increasing Supervisory Effectiveness in Implementing Supply chain management and Cooperative Oversight Techniques Made Marsa Arsana; Ketut Arya Bayu Wicaksana; Nyoman Sugiarta; Ni Luh Gede Mahayu Dicriyani
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Abstract— The research objective is to identify the determinants of increasing the effectiveness of intern supervisors in implementing Cooperative supply chain and supervision techniques. Research methods, data collection techniques: interviews, questionnaires and observations. Data Analysis, qualitative data is transformed into quantitative data in the form of scale. Each variable is made into five categories based on a Likert scale. The average score scale used is a scale of five namely Strongly Disagree value weighting 1, Disagree weighting value 2, Enough weighting value 3, Agree weighting value 4, Strongly agree weighting value 5. Cooperative supervisor (Y) as a dependent variable: implementation of effective supervision supply chain management (Y1) and effective supervision techniques (Y2), while the independent variables: intern factors (F1) and extern factors (F2) of the cooperative's intern supervisors. Data were analyzed with the Structural Equation Model to find intern and extern factors of cooperative supervisors as a determinant of supervisor effectiveness. The finding of the research is the effectiveness of the cooperative's intern supervisors is determined by intern factors and the cooperative supervisor's extern factors, so that in the future it is necessary to carry out these factors.

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