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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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SUPPLY CHAIN RISK ANALYSIS IN INTERIOR DESIGN SME IN INDONESIA Sanny, Lim; Prajna, Anderson; Gunawan, Daniel; Prayoga, Malvin
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At present, interior design SME in Indonesia is one of the most rapidly developing SMEs in Indonesia, but this great potential is also accompanied by a high risk, especially in supply chain. The purpose of this study is to analyze risks, find out the causes of the risk, and recommend the best mitigation strategies that can be done in the supply chain of SME interior design. The method used for this research is mixed research method and the type of research used is descriptive research. Data analysis was carried out using SCOR level 1 method with HOR approach. Level 1 SCOR is used for activity mapping. The House of Risk (HOR) approach is divided into 2 stages, in which phase 1 begins with identifying the risks of the problems that have been experienced by interior design SMEs in Indonesia. After obtaining the ten cause of risks that exist, measures of severity and correlation will be carried out. Finally, Aggregate Risk Potential (ARP) is calculated to find out the most dangerous cause of risk, which is distance traveled. HOR stage 2 begins with the evaluation of the most dangerous cause of risks from the results of ARP calculations. This stage focuses on choosing the most effective handling strategy, which is to encourage the efficiency of shipping by only making one delivery of goods.
Supply Chain Management Improvement in Kazakhstan E-Commerce Bulent Sen; Serikbay Ydyrys; Aizhan Omarova; Malike Munassipova; Almas Kuralbayev
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Abstract— Electronic commerce is widely considered as a part of electronic business and the result of digital transformation. This paper aims to evaluate the capabilities and development of digital technologies in supply chain management. The evaluation process is conducted on the example of Kazakhstan by comparing the country with logistics and digital adaptation leaders. The paper analyses the effectiveness of information, communication, and logistics technologies development in supply chain management (SCM). The analysis involves systematizing secondary information. This research uses statistics from open sources as a foundation for descriptive comparative analysis to achieve research goals. The indicators such as logistics performance and the spread of information and communication technologies are selected for the evaluation. The paper outlines that an effective supply chain is essential to country’s development and integration into the world economy within the context of globalization and digital transformation.
Integration of the Supply Chain Management and Development of the Marketing System Iryna Perevozova; Liliana Horal; Andriy Mokhnenko; Nataliia Hrechanyk; Andriy Ustenko; Oksana Malynka; Lilya Mykhailyshyn
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Abstract— This paper aims to develop a deeper understanding of integration between supply chain management and marketing by marketing system in conditions of competition among regions. The place of marketing in the economic system of the region is determined; the emphasis is placed on the study of the region as a product, the evolution of marketing, the identification of the essence of marketing in the system of regional policy. Author's approach to the regions as a kind of competing corporations for resources and consumers is developed. To achieve the goal of the study authors implied theoretical method to provide scientific literary sources analysis, general-scientific method, for instance analysis, synthesis, comparison of received information. On the basis of analysis and systematization of data on the development of the region and existing marketing strategies, a marketing strategy for the region, which consists of eight stages, is designed to increase the region's popularity, that is, to create its positive image and improve the competitiveness of enterprises located in the region. This study provides information that is of particular interest for marketing researchers and practitioners.  The set of marketing methods is offered, with the help of which it is possible to assess the rationality of the region's development and provide information for further prediction of socio-economic development of the region. The marketing methods are understood as the set of methods and ways of thinking, allowing on the basis of the analysis of retrospective data, exogenous (external) and endogenous (internal) links of the object, as well as their measurements within the framework of the phenomenon or process under consideration, to derive certain authenticity judgments regarding its future development.
The Nexus of Local Government Involvement and Marine Sustainable Ecotourism Development: Mediating Role of Supply Chain Management Totok Wahyu Abadi; A Riyadh Umar Balahmar; Ilmi Usrotin Choiriyah
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Three sub-districts of Minneapolis Sidoarjo regency, which are Sedati, Candi, and Jabon are not only had superior fishery products, but it also has a potential area to be a highly prospective marine ecotourism. This quantitative research aims to analyze the public relations mix of Sidoarjo Regency, empowerment, community participation, supply chain management and sustainable marine ecotourism development. The research data is conducted by distributing questionnaires towards 204 respondents; then, data collection will be coded and analyzed by utilizing multiple linear regression SPSS 20. The findings show that the development of sustainable marine ecotourism affected by several factors; public relations mix, the role of the regional government, empowerment, and community participation, which is 30,1%. The most influential factors are the role of government, empowerment, and community participation. Whereas, the public relations mix that is utilized by the government does not affect the development of sustainable marine ecotourism. The innovation of this research are, first, the role of government that is supported by community participation and empowerment can enhance sustainable marine ecotourism development. Second, the natural, human, budgetary and cultural resources are the primary capital in developing sustainable marine ecotourism. 
REGIONAL SMES IMPACT ON THE SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT OF THE GLOBAL ECONOMY Lozitskaya, Olga; Ablaev, Ildar; Budko, Evgenia
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Abstract? Today, supply chain management has emerged as an important capability of operational excellence for companies. On the one hand, small and medium-sized businesses are managed by business families, and through this, owners will make strategic decisions to control and manage operations. Towards the growth of professionalization levels is risk-taking, which has a significant impact on business. Based on the results obtained, the main trends of the modern development of global family policy are highlighted, including the degree of its impact on the economic stability and the competitiveness of the country. The research is based on four macro-regions of the world: Europe, America, Asia, as well as Australia and New Zealand. The purpose of this paper is to provide a model for the relationship between the characteristics of small and medium-sized family businesses and supply chain management. The relevant model shows which of the family business requirements and supply chain management is effective. As a result, it was concluded that the strongest relationship between the family policy and economic development can be traced in supply chain management of Russia. Other regions of the world demonstrated a lower correlation. This emphasizes the non-synchronous impact of the decisions made by the state in the interests of the family on its global competitiveness. It was revealed that the improvement of economic indicators stimulates fertility in Russia, while in other countries, on the contrary, it provokes its decline.
Digital Technologies in Supply Chain Management for Production and Digital Economy Development Aleksandr Amiranovich Kartskhiya; Sergey Anatolyevich Tyrtychnyy; Mikhail Guramovich Smirnov; Mariya Gennadyevna Dolgikh; Leonid Aleksandrovich Khmelnitskiy
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Abstract- the paper analyzes the development of digital technology and the establishment of blockchain systems in the supply chain management for digital economy development. We examined how blockchain is likely to affect key supply chain management objectives such as cost, quality, speed, dependability, risk reduction, sustainability and flexibility. The authors attempt to classify different kinds of tokens and explain the terminology related to cryptocurrencies. They analyze the economic development of tokens and legal regulation surrounding their usage in supply chain. The study revealed the advantages of using digital technlogies in supply chain management over traditional business management technologies and logistics systems, especially in covid-19 conditions.
Sales Force Targets and Its Psychological Effect on Job Satisfaction of Supply Chain Employees through Pressure and Stress in Indonesian Automobile Industry Edward Markwei Martey; Yaw Brew; Joseph Frempong
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Objective of this study is to examine the psychological effect of sales force targets on job satisfaction of supply chain employees. Number of studies available in the literature examining the role of target among various companies, however, the sale force targets was not examined in the automobile industry. Especially, the psychological effect of sale force targets is not examined on job satisfaction. Thus, this study examined the valuable relationship between psychological effect of sale force targets, pressure, stress and job satisfaction. Population of this study is based on the automobile companies of Indonesia. The reason to select automobile companies is that; these companies are facing numerous issues related to the employees and previous studies did not consider the psychological role of sale force targets on employees. A survey was carried out and total 271 questionnaires were returned and used in the data analysis. Results of the study highlighted that psychological effect of sale force targets has significant role in employee job satisfaction of supply chain employees. Psychological effect of sale force targets has increased the pressure on employee and increases the stress which lead to the decrease in job satisfaction. Increase in employee pressure and employee stress finally decreases the job satisfaction.
The Product Market Strategy, Value Creation, and Competitive Advantages as a Determinant Factor of Marketing Performance Yusuf Abdullah; Ati Rosliyati
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The Micro-finance Industry occupied a strategic role in the Indonesian economy. Bank Perkreditan Rakyat (BPR) as one of the micro-finance institutions has an important role in encouraging the development of micro, small and medium enterprises (SMEs). Even the BPR still has obstacles, in terms of competition. The contribution of BPR nationally is only 4% compared with the contribution of commercial banks, besides that, the product market strategy was still carried out sporadically. It was not becoming a leading of a value creation strategy and competitive advantages, exactly creating a unique product, which is different than the competitor’s products. This paper has the characteristics of a product-market strategy, value creation and competitive advantage that is guested in affecting the performance of marketing significantly. The analysis used is descriptive analysis for qualitative variables and verification analysis for testing the hypothesis by using statistical tests. The analytical tool used is Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) that is the analysis unit was directors of microfinance institutions. The sample size was 300 respondents (directors of BPR in Indonesia) who are determined by the Stratified Random Sampling technique. The finding of this study states that the product market strategy, value creation, and competitive advantage positively affect marketing performance. The influence of value creation is greater than the effect of product market strategy to marketing performance. In order, to optimize marketing performance is still dominated by the product market strategies. Therefore, the BPR has to pay attention and enhance the value creation for raising the performance and profits.
Related Party Transactions, Supply chain and Cost Management on Firm’s Value: Evidence from Indonesia Amrie Firmansyah; Aji Kusumo Ardi
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Abstract. Firms are involved in supply chains to achieve operative efficiency, develop strategic advantages, and generate financial profits. This study aims to examine the effect of disclosure of Related Party Transactions (RPT), the disclosure of supply chain and cost management on a firm’s value. The firm’s value is considered necessary because a high level of shareholder prosperity will follow the big firm's value. Also, supply chain management, as an agent of the company, seeks to increase the firm’s value, which is reflected in the stock market price of the companies. This research is quantitative research with multiple linear regression models. The sample used in this research is manufacturing companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (ISE). The type of data used in this study is secondary data in the form of financial statements and annual reports from 2014 to 2016. The sample selection using a purposive sampling method with the number of samples amounted to 255 samples. This study uses data with the same number of years for three years, so that this research is research with panel data. The results of this study suggest that the RPT disclosure and the supply chain management have a positive effect on the firm’s value. Earnings management based on current discretionary proxies used in this study indicates that investors do not use cost information to make investment-related decisions. To confirm the results of this study, further research is expected to use longer years.
The Impact of Supply Chain Social Capital on Market Orientation: The Buyer Perspective Mohd Hanafi Azman Ong; Norazlina Mohd Yasin
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Developing the strength of social ties between buying and supplying organizations is increasingly cited as a critical differentiator of high and low performers in global supply chains. While the creation of relational capital within an organization is a relatively well-identified concept in organizational research, comparatively little research exists on the bonding and bridging social ties that create relational value in supply chains. In our research, we extend theoretical models of group social conduits into this context and develop a model that posits the impact of social capital on the reactive and proactive market orientation between buyers and suppliers. Results from our study of 114 technology-based companies in Malaysia suggest that formal social capital are important in the creation of relational capital, which in turn can lead to improving market orientation eventually supplier relationship outcomes. Formal bridging social capital conduits appear to play a lesser role in deriving these benefits.

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