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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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Elucidating Flood Disaster Problems in the World Capital Cities: Analyzing the Role of Humantrain Supply Chain Muzani Muzani
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Jakarta is one of the cities that is often hit by floods. The problem of flooding in Jakarta is actually not a new thing. Many factors make Jakarta city vulnerable to flooding. These factors are natural and anthropogenic factors. These natural factors are: (1) Jakarta is located in the lowlands near the coast, (2) there are 13 rivers flowing through Jakarta, and (3) the high annual rainfall in the Ciliwung watershed ( 3000 mm). While anthropogenic factors are: (1) landscape changes due to high competition in land-based economic activities, (2) poor urban and rural spatial planning, and (3) lack of integrated institutional capacity and arrangements, especially in cross-border administration (especially Jakarta and West Java provinces). Lastly, our study has highlighted the need and significance of humantrain supply chain during the flood and similar other disasters. It is believed that humantrain supply chain is entirely different from commerical supply chain and may play a big role while addressing the issue of flood risk as faced by the community members.
EFFECTS OF SUPPLY CHAIN DIGITAL TWINS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL INDUSTRY Simchenko, N.A; Tsohla, S.Y; Chuvatkin, P.P
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Abstract? The article is devoted to the study of the effect types of supply chain digital twins implementation in branches of industry. For the purposes of this article, the problem of implementing supply chain digital twins is considered in terms of the interests of various stakeholders and their contribution to the development of the supply chain Digital Twins market. The study of Digital Twins effects analysed the indicators of digital business transformation. It is proved that the digital transformation of Russian industry should be directly linked to the development of Digital Twins. Based on the analysis of the effects of Digital Twins development in the automotive, petrochemical, oil and gas, transport, and construction industries, a map representing the relation between interests of stakeholders and their contribution to the development of the Digital Twins market has been developed. This map contains both the interests of key stakeholders in the Digital Twins market and their possible contribution to the interests of each stakeholder group. The developed methodological toolbox is an important component of the formation of institutional support measures by the state for the development of the digital industry.
An Analysis of Aligning Supply Chain Management With Business Strategy Anny Nurbasari; M. Saputra; Paisal Halim; Viola De Yusa; Ramlan Siregar; Besti Lilyana; I Wayan Suparta
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Abstract- The main objective in this research is attempting to demonstrate alignement mechanism of supply and bussiness strategy. Companies are beginning to view supply chain management and procurement as a rising priority.  Procurement has traditionally been a cost-driven model, finding suppliers that can provide the best product at the lowest cost. In stressing the sociotechnical qualities of the supply chain, it is argued the bussiness is the only common element to the entire demand chain. Brand strategy management should be both a demand and supply chain priority, in contrast to its general demand chain focus. It is restrictive lawful rights that secure works of initiation, structure or work of art. A business strategy of any work save the distribution,  creation or clearance of the rights to education, melodic, imaginative work, sensational, computer program, or to utilization of a business print or mark. Results showed that having a strong brand not only supports your interactions with stakeholders but with your employees and suppliers too. This is especially important if you are driving transformation within the organization.
Impact of Corporate Entrepreneurship and Organizational Culture on Business Performance: The Role of Supply Chain Management Hong Van Pham; Huynh Xuan Nguyen; Dinh Tran Ngoc Huy
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With the expanding multifaceted nature and vulnerability of worldwide inventory chains, interruption occasions are as often as possible happening in production network. Commercial condition is separated into two sorts including inner and outer business conditions. In the examination, our inward business condition is organization culture and inside business condition is supply chain performance (SCP). Therefore, the purpose of this study is to quantify the impact of organizational culture (OC), corporate entrepreneurship (CE) and its components on business performance (BP) through SCP in the non-financial sector of Thailand. Research sample comprises of 120 non-financial firms operating in Thailand. The study finds that SCP fully mediates the relationship between work reinforcement BP and time availability and BP. Whereas, SCP is found to have partial mediation in the relationship between CE BP, OC BP, management support BP, organization boundaries BP and reward reinforcement and BP. Findings of study are important for mangers in understanding and implementation of better OC which leads to CE and will ultimately enhance BP.
Investigating the Vehicle Routing Problem with Simultaneous Pickup and Delivery in Multi-Product Distribution: An Optimization Approach Irvanu Rahman; Komarudin Komarudin; Frans Samuel
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This study addresses a method to solve the Vehicle Routing Problem with Simultaneous Pickup and Delivery (VRPSPD), which carries multi-products in multiple compartments within a single-vehicle. The unique characteristics of the study is on the route determination of the vehicle from the depot to customers because not only does it consider the vehicle’s capacity but also the compartment capacity of each product as a limitation We calculate the set of instances using two customer grouping methods namely smallest maximum load (SML) and largest maximum load (LML). The solution obtained by the cheapest insertion method can be improved by the Tabu Search algorithm. Finally, the computational result is reported from the test instance.
A Study of Supply Chain Management Aspects of Village Owned Enterprises in Indonesia Sulastriyono Sulastriyono; Jumadil Saputra
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Abstract. Supply chains depend on community resources such as entrepreneurs, natural resources, and facilities in value creation and successful operation, while communities need development opportunities from supply chains to build and maintain prosperity. The mutual influence between supply chains and communities offers opportunities to integrate sustainability initiatives into the chain. Village Owned Enterprises is the village financial institutions has been regulated by the government since the colonial era to the present. It gives an opportunity for villages to prepare themselves in an effort to establish Village Owned Enterprise accordance with local potential both human and natural resources owned by the village. The Village Law provides an opportunity for villages so that Village Owned Enterprise can be one of the tools of the struggle for economic improvement and welfare though the sustainable supply chain. The challenges of the establishment and business development of Village-Owned Enterprise are increasingly complex. This is because not all villages in Indonesia are ready with adequate human resources in making village regulations, looking for business opportunities, being administrators, making reports and implementing Village-Owned Enterprise supply chain management. The interactions among the supply chains and communities provide significant insights into how to create sustainability for both.
3R EVOKES ECODESIGN IDENTITY IN ECOLOGICAL SYSTEM OF GREEN MANUFACTURING Chumiran, Mohd Hasni; Abidin, Shahriman Zainal; Anwar, Rusmadiah; Vermol, Verly Veto; Sirat, Anuar
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For the past few decades to the era of industry 4.0, young practising designers have been enduring environmental communication challenges in the green manufacturing context. The problems stem from their failure to comprehend the pattern of environment communication phenomenally. The objective of this study is to address the environmentally-driven elements of recycling methodology along with the productâ??s form development via â??re-think wasteâ? of the environmental communications concept; screened by the bubbling model of intangible ecological form theory. In the realm of industrial design, it is implicitly visualised by the common Mobius loop cycle method of the green manufacturing paradigm. Under the Descriptive Study I of design research methodology framework, the goal-setting participation from Malaysian manufacturers sample using two methodologies concurrently; (1) the cluster sampling that measured the designs perception as the quantitative structure by statistic values and (2) the purposive sampling interpreted the design behaviors of the subject as the qualitative structure by first cycle coding. Consequently, the heuristic evaluation is used to triangulate the two methodologies. For the finding, an intangible ecological form model formulated the change for environmental communication to digitise and screen an intangible ecological form according to extrapolative strategy morphing.
SUPPLY CHAIN STRATEGY AND LABOR PARTNERSHIP AS A NATIONAL PRIORITY IN THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF RUSSIA Rossinskaya, Marina V.; Rokotyanskaya, Violetta V.; Bidova, Bela B.; Kanaeva, Alesya A.; Voloshina, Elena I.
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Abstract? Global competition has intensified geographic repositioning of supply chain activities with implications for the economic prosperity of specific regions and geographies affected by such shift. The article reflects the results of studies based on an interdisciplinary approach to the economic development by supply chain strategy and labor partnership. The work is aimed at clarifying the concept of supply chain management and labor partnership as an economic category. Therefore, this concept has been studied through the synthesis of jurisprudence, conflict management, sociology and political science, which allows to identify the economic and microeconomic substances of this phenomenon. The former is considered through the labor market trends and conditions, and quantified in derived parameters of supply chain and social-labor relations depending on it. The latter, as a specific type of management, is formed at the intersection of entrepreneurial, systemic management under limited conditions for self-management model implementation, typical for modern transition to the information, digital economy. Thus, a model of supply chain strategy and labor partnership has been developed as a microeconomic category, implying the impact characteristic of such management tools as investments in human capital, development of corporate culture, adequacy of compensation policies and supply chain responsibility tools, on social capital, considered as a synergistic amount of company?s human capital realized to the full. Additionally, a set of indicators developed in the course of research, and their dynamics can be used to monitor general trends in supply chain and labor partnership as an economic category. Our findings allow expanding the field of research and providing a scientific background for practical tools to improve economic relations.
Logistic Supply Chain Management and Economic Security of the Enterprise M. P. Vlasov
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Abstract- In recent years, the interdisciplinary research of supply chains and economic security has received extensive, yet gradual, attention; when compared to the rapid economic growth of the service industry, however, sustainable supply chain management has not been systematically explored yet. The security issue in supply chains is among the most pressing concerns that firms are currently facing. So the purpose of this article is to formalize the process of interaction between an enterprise and suppliers of components necessary for the production of products. The process is considered from the point of view of determining the best conditions for the operation of the enterprise under which the production of all planned products is ensured and the costs of the enterprise for the acquisition of components necessary for the production are minimized. The model reflects the unambiguous dependence of purchases on the range and volume of output. Typically, when simulating supply chain processes, the emphasis is on managing the inventory of components of one item on the one hand or on minimizing the cost of shipping only one component. With this approach, the costs of the enterprise as a whole usually fall out of consideration. The proposed economic and mathematical model establishes a close interdependence between the proceeds from the sale of products and the costs of acquiring the components necessary for the production, between the capabilities of suppliers and the needs of the enterprise, in a supply chain model. In this model, emphasis is placed on ensuring the reliability of supplies, their magnitude and timeliness, which should be stipulated in contracts for the supply of necessary components. The model implicitly takes into account the presence of accounts payable, which may affect the amount of funds allocated for the purchase of components necessary for the production. The advantages of the model should also include accounting for the availability of components at the time of procurement. As an additional effect of the application of the model, the possibility of minimizing working capital through the implementation of a sound logistics policy based on existing working capital and their use to ensure timely delivery in the required volumes of components is considered. The supply chain ensures the economic security of the enterprise. The effective use of working capital contributes to an increase in the profitability of the enterprise and, as a result, to an increase in the income of the owner.
The Influence of Intellectual Capital on the Market Value: Evidences from Food and Beverage Company in Indonesia I Gede Adiputra; Nyoman Suprastha; Azhar Affandi
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The present study investigated the relationship between human capital, structural capital, capital employed and market value with the mediating intervention of supply chain management in Indonesia This study uses purposive sampling method with 34 total sample companies and applies the VAIC method in carrying out its measurements. The measurement of market value used in this study is market to book value. The result shows that IC as a whole has significant positive effect on market value. Human capital has significant positive effect on market value. Structural capital does not significantly affect the market value of the company. Capital employed has significant negative effect on the market value.

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