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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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ENTREPRENEURIAL SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT COMPETENCE: PREDICTORS OF WORK MOTIVATION ADVOCATE Prayetno, Sugeng; Ali, Hapzi
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Abstract? This research paper investigates the impact of five factors indirectly on entrepreneurial Supply chain management competence and two other factors SCM strategies and performance of firm. Innovativeness Orientation, Risk-taking characteristics, Pro activeness, relational capital, coordination capability, SCM strategies and performance are the multi-dimensional factors effecting entrepreneurial SCM competence in Advocate Performance Analysis.  This study aims to analyze the influence of advocate's work motivation on advocate performance partially, knowledge of entrepreneurship of advocate on partial advocate of performance, independence of advocate work on partial advocate performance, and advocate work motivation, knowledge of entrepreneurship supply chain of advocate and independency of advocate work simultaneously. The population of this research is Law Firms that exist in all the Greater Jakarta area. While the sample is 25 percent of the existing Law Firm, then Obtained 123 Law Firms. In general, there are two divisions of the Legal Firm namely division of litigation and non-litigation division. Thus Spake Obtained the number of units observed are as follows: 2 x 123 = 246 units. The research is Quantitative analysis method using multiple linear regression analysis, Followed by determination analysis (R Square) partial hypothesis testing (t test) and simultaneous (F test) with alpha 5 percent (0.05). Prior to further analysis, the data quality and classical assumption test were conducted. Analytical tools using SPSS version 23.0 for Windows. The result of the research shows that the work motivation of advocate has an effect on the performance of advocate partially, the knowledge of entrepreneurship supply chain of the advocate has an effect on the performance of the advocate partially, the advocate's independency has an effect on the advocate's performance, and the advocate's work motivation, knowledge of entrepreneurship and independency of advocate influence on the advocate's performance simultaneously at the advocate's office Law Firm in Jabodetabek Data quality and classical assumption test were conducted.
Reconstruction of Notaries Liability on Their Authentic Deed Based on Justice Value: Moderating Role of Supply Chain Management Anis Mashdurohatun; Belahim .
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Notaries’ liability for the authentic deed they draw must be based on the concept of a Notary Public as a position. This concept means were as long as the Notaries still have authority to do the deed, the liability for the make of deed is attached to and imposed on him. This study uses socio-legal approach, in which in this context, legal institutions are not understood as normative entities, but will be seen as part of the whole social system that is in an interrelated condition with other social variables. The result of this research is that the liability principle of a notary which is used is based on mistakes liability. The results also conclude that supply chain management (information facilitation) system acts as a positive moderator in the relation. Notaries can be held liable if there is an element of error they did. Noting the provisions of Article 65 of the Law on Notary Position, the retired Notaries Public will remain responsible for the deed they made. Therefore, there is confusion about the limit of Notaries liability based on Article 65 of the Notarial Law (UUJN) that even though all the deeds made by the Notaries have been handed over or transferred to the Notary protocol depositor, and even they have stopped or not served any longer as Notaries, they must still be responsible for the liability as notaries for their entire lives.
Digital Supply Chain Management in the Tourism and Hospitality Industry: Trends and Prospects Tatyana B. Klimova; Irina V. Bogomazova; Ekaterina V. Anoprieva; Irina V. Semchenko; Roman V. Plokhikh
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Abstract— The article discusses the basics of the digital supply chain management, its characteristic features and scope of application are covered. The analysis of a condition of development of digital supply chain management in the world reflecting growth of its share in gross domestic product, and the Russian Federation for which characteristic is the state initiative of advance and development of digital processes, but not business structures is carried out. The role of the Internet of things within digitalization of supply chain management is considered, in this regard the optimistic and conservative forecast of structure of the market of the Internet of things till 2025 is submitted. In work characteristic of information space of the sphere of tourism is given, the digital services and platforms which were widely adopted and succeeded offices of the tourist companies are described. The offered model of the digital platform for the sphere of tourism and hospitality of the Russian Federation «Tourism 4.0» with the description of the principles, characteristic of it, can be provided as a result of a combination of key technological capabilities, namely artificial intelligence, the Internet of things, robotization, voice technologies, a supply chain management. The presented «digital funnel» reflects the place of the tourism and hospitality industry among the participants in the digitalization market. Results of a research allowed to distinguish the factors constraining and keeping development of modern technologies in the industry, to reveal trends and regularities in the short term.
Reduction of Shipping Cost Volatility in the Global Supply Chain: Consumers and Blockchain Fadye Saud Alfayad
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Abstract— This report examines the issue of reduction of shipping cost volatility within the global supply chain. The idea is that through the reduction of such supply chain shipping cost volatility, cost savings can be achieved and then passed onto the client firms and from them onto the end-consumer in the commodity chain. This issue is discussed in relation to the way in which blockchain technology can facilitate such cost reductions through the elimination of variance, inventory carrying costs and waste within the supply chain. All of these factors and others such as the integration of smart contracts, space optimization analytics and supply chain volatility indexing among other blockchain supported solutions contribute to shipping cost reduction. Blockchain is described in some depth in order to illustrate its applicability to the supply chain and logistics environment. Blockchain is described as a distributed ledger type system in which all nodes on a given network have full visibility and access to the blocks of date embedded within the system. Furthermore, blockchain is shown to have no centralized management system or authority. The end result is that blockchain is an emerging technology that supports shipping cost reduction at the manufacturing level, distribution level and retail level of any commodity class or product.
Innovation Framework Towards Sustainability Supply Chain Management Norlinda Mohd Rozar; Mohd Hazeem Sidik; Muhammad Ashlyzan Razik; Jagan Jeevan; Mohamad Rosni Othman; Mohd Saiful Izwaan Saadon; Saadi kamarudin
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Abstract: Sustainability is hinged on innovation. The importance of sustainable innovation management in sustainable supply chain management (SSCM) cannot be underestimated. Studies on SSCM have emphasised the need for sustainable innovation in achieving sustainability but none provides deep insights into sustainable innovation management in SSCM implementation in organisation. This lack of research depth stimulates this study to identify and investigate criteria for sustainable supply chain management innovation advancement. This paper proposes a sustainable innovation criteria framework in investigating sustainable supply chains in manufacturing companies. The results of the study will inform industrial managers, practitioners and decision-makers on which criteria to focus on during the implementation stage, to increase sustainability in manufacturing supply chains, and further advance corporate and supply chain sustainable development. The framework may also serve as a theoretical construct for a future empirical study on sustainable supply chain innovation in the manufacturing sector. This paper sets the stage for further research in sustainable innovation practices in the manufacturing sector and its supply chains. Keywords: Supply chain management, Sustainability, Innovation management
Achieving Balanced Performance of Service Supply Chain through Structural Capital: Evidence from the Life Insurance Agency in Malaysia Mohd Rizal Razalli; Tun Norasida Aziz; Abdul Aziz Othman
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Supply chain performance of a company is determined by its strategic resources. These resources may exist in the form of physical, human and structural resources.  Despite many studies on these resources carried out in the past, structural resource, an element of intellectual capital, is yet to be further explored, particularly in the supply chain of the service sector. Hence, the main aim of this paper is to determine the impact of the structural capital on the Life Insurance Agency performance in Malaysia. A total of 100 respondents of agency managers of life insurance companies in Malaysia was surveyed. A quantitative approach was used and data collection through questionnaire was analyzed using the Smart-PLS 3 software version 3.0. The results indicated the significant element of the intellectual capital focusing only the on structural capital towards agency performance. Overall results revealed that structural capital have a significant influence on agency performance of Life Insurance Agency in Malaysia. 
SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT IN SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES: SCM PRACTICES Nurchayati, Nurchayati; Supramono, Supramono; Utami, Intiyas; Sunarto, Hari
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Abstract? Supply chain management (SCM) in small and medium-sized enterprises is aimed at ensuring both short- and long-term effectiveness and efficiency of these enterprises. Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) potentially make irrational decisions because of their individual limitations. Specifically, they are subject to biases, including SCM and escalation of commitment. This study investigates the causality of the interaction between SCM and experience and escalation of commitment in SMEs. This paper used a 1x2 laboratory experimental design with 69 subjects of SME owners who produced pressure-cooked milkfish in Semarang City, Central Java, Indonesia. The independent variable was SCM that consisted of two levels (high vs. low self-attribution). Business age was the proxy of experience as the mediating variable. Meanwhile, the dependent variable was escalation of commitment that was measured with investment decisions. The information on SCM was the new product development opportunity of milkfish meatball. Subjects with high SCM were informed that they had a good ability to coordinate with suppliers to develop the new products while those with low SCM were informed on the presence of the uncertain economic condition and bad luck. One-way ANOVA tested the effectiveness of randomization while independent sample test and univariate analysis of variance tested the hypotheses. The study shows that SME owners with a high self-attribution exhibit greater escalation of commitment than those with a low self-attribution. This paper also empirically finds that the interaction between SCM and experience increases escalation of commitment. By demonstrating that SCM likely affects SMEs? investment decisions, this study advises governments to take entrepreneurs? behavioral aspects into account when advocating SMEs. The financial behavior literature on escalation of commitment largely focuses on large firms in their analysis. Meanwhile, the existing phenomena show that decision-making processes in SMEs also exhibit escalation of commitment. This study investigates escalation of commitment in SMEs? investment decision making regarding SCM and experience in running businesses.
Wave Retail Banking Effect on Customer Satisfaction in Retail Supply Chain in Bangladesh Mahadi Hasan Miraz; A. K. Mahbubul Hye; Md. Mamun Habib
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Abstract-Purpose: The purpose of this study is a clarification of changes of supply chain management (SCM) in public organizations and the nature of change management (CM). The paper also examines and demonstrate the trust influencing CM in technology adoption in Bangladesh pubic organizations. The aim of this paper is, consequently, to identify precarious success factors for CM. Theory: In this study we focus on the adoption of technology such as the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM), highlighted the need to broaden the scope of theoretical mechanisms. Method: In this study, we obtained the empirical data necessary to validate the theoretical framework. In total of 460 self-administered questionnaires were used to derive public sector responses in Bangladesh in their perceptions of trust and aspects of change management. Originality: This study an outline of CM in TA projects is recognized based on the literature review and empirical evidence. Significance: This study will enhance the service and management of public organization. Besides that, it will provide quality service for public organization. Finally, it will introduce technology supply chain in organization management. Outline: the paper concludes with a presentation of the study’s, framework and contributions as well as the stream of upcoming research.
International Transport, the Concept and Essence of Liability in International Freight Transportation in the Context of Supply Chain Management Etibar Aliev
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Abstract— There is a number of reasons that motivate commercial enterprises to ensure supply chain sustainability. The key issues are retaining existing customers and attracting new ones; these processes are inextricably connected with the observance of international principles of sustainable business. A production-based business strives to enter the international market; as a result, this involves import and export operations, freight transportation built on contractual relationships. The study discusses the legislative regulation of the liability of participants in international freight transportation relations as a component of supply chains, as well as the problems and prospects for its development. A review and analysis of the concept of multimodal freight transportation in the context of its application have been carried out; the shortcomings of the legal regulation of this type of transportation associated with the delimitation of the scope of various international acts and jurisdictions have been considered. 
THE IMPACT OF NEW MEDIA LITERACY AND SUPPLY CHAIN KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT ON COMMUNITY ECONOMY IN INDONESIA Putri, K. Y.S; Adamu, Adamu Abbas; Mukhtar, Saparuddin; Safitri, Dini; Hafni, Rayni Delya; Fadhillah, Dini Nur
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This study aims to examine the impact of new media and supply chain knowledge management on community economy in Indonesia. This quantitative research method is distributed questionnaires to 157 respondents from retail sector in Indonesian. Based on dimensions of new media literacy, the strongest dimension is visualization with the highest average value of 3.40. Visualization enhances entrepreneur innovation in supply chain knowledge management. The results of this study indicate that new media literacy helps consumers on community economy in Indonesia.

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