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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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Hybrid Profile Matching and Forest Fire Model Strategies in Serious Game Supply Chain Management Agribusiness Saiful Bukhori; Wiji Utami; Slamin Slamin
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Supply Chain Management (SCM) is increasingly being recognized as the integration of key business processes across the supply chain. Any company that joined in SCM must consider the strategies of the firms competitors. This research was discuss strategy in SCM agribusiness using hybrid profile matching and forest fire model and modelled in the form of serious games. Each cigarette factories compete to get tobacco from farmers in accordance with the required quality, so farmers can compete to sell tobacco in accordance with its quality. The results of the simulations revealed that supply of tobacco from farmers to the cigarette factory is distributed in stage.
Supply Chain Management (SCM), Environmental Factors and Porter Five Forces: A Case Study of Malaysia Airlines Berhad (MAB) Mandy Mok Kim Man
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Abstract This paper examines the supply chain management (SCM) concept and Porter Five Forces which practiced by the Malaysia Airlines Berhad (MAB). Besides that, contingency factors, such as environmental uncertainty and intensity of competition were reviewed to provide an insight study about the environmental influences on the strategies implemented in MAB. Using case study of MAB, this paper highlights that supply chain management need to take into account environmental uncertainty and competition factors to increase the service value in supply chain. Overall, this paper emphasized that SCM and strategies suit with environmental change are necessary to be practiced in organization for future planning and development of the organization.
Achieving Sustainability in Capture Fishing Industry Based on the Regional Characteristics Batubara, Siti Chairiyah; Maarif, Muhamad Syamsul; Marimin, Marimin; Irianto, Hari Eko
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The prospect of the fishery sector becomes one of strategic economic activities, in which the government implements fisheries industrialization as a strategy to enhance added values of fishery production. The fishing industry is unique since it exploits fish as the main raw material naturally available and accessible by humans. Moreover, the capture fishing industry is relatively a high cost economy. This study was aimed at designing the regional-based institutional and network models of the fishing industry in order to achieve the sustainable fishing industry in Maluku province. The research employed Soft System Methodology to obtain an ideal model for the management of the sustainable capture fishing industry. Structure identification in designing the institutional model for a supply chain system of the sustainable fishing industry was carried out using the Interpretative Structural Modelling (ISM). Meanwhile, TOPSIS was involved in establishing a model for the fishing industry. The results show the institution that would be developed was a financial institution (cooperative) that would be managed and run by fishermen. The capture fishing industrial network in Maluku province was built by actualizing PPN Ambon as a main server in the route of PPI Masarette – PPI Eri – PPN Ambon. While Amahai would act as a main server for the route of PPN Tual – PPI Amahai and PPI East Tahme – PPI Amahai.
Supply Chain Design for Senior Tourists in the Lanna Region of Thailand Korawan Sangkakorn; Parnhathai Pipithapan; Benjenop Buranasiri; Pairach Piboonrungroj
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Tourism is considered an important sector of the world economy nowadays since this industry is a major source of income for many countries including Thailand. The senior tourist market is an interesting tourism market since the market tends to expand continually due to the worlds senior population growth. Moreover, this elderly market is a potential market with high purchasing power and free time for travelling. Therefore, Thailand should prepare readiness to support this emerging market because it could be another major source of export income. The readiness of tourism management and provision of tourism facilities for senior tourists should be taken into consideration. This paper aims to study the supply chain design for senior tourist and mainly focus on the upper Northern area of Thailand (Lanna region) which has tourism resources and services required for senior tourists demand.
Investigating the Impact of Sustainable Development Supply Chain on Economic Performance: An Empirical Study of Sultanate of Oman Faris Nasif Alshubiri; Muawya Ahmed Hussein
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Abstract---This study aims toinvestigating the impact of sustainable development supply chain on economic performance ofSultanate of Oman. This study used nine sectors in the market classified at three elements of sustainabledevelopment supply chain consists of social , economic and environmental, each element measured by three variablesas independent variables to show the impact on economic performance measured by GDP and FDI on ninegovernorates of Sultanate of Oman over the period 2005 -2013.The statistical descriptive results showAl-Batinah,Dhofar and Muscat governorates have first rankin social element variables.In economic and environmental elements variables Al-Batinah and Muscat governorates have first rank. But AlWusta governorate has the last rank in all three elements of sustainable development supply chain. The regression analysis results show thatsocial sustainable development supply chain variables are more significant in GDP than FDI variables, but in economic sustainable development supply chain variables are only significant in FDI variable .Finally, in environmental sustainable development supply chain variables is more significant in FDI than GDP variablesat 1%, 5% and 10% significant level. Multiple regression analysis testsfound there is as significant impact only in environmental sustainable development supply chain variables on FDI variable.The researchers recommend the need to limit domestic spending and enhance the contribution of small and medium-sized firms in the development and strengthening local value added.
Green Logistics Adoption among 3PL Companies Rozelin Abdullah; Mat Daud; F. Ahmad; A. Shukti
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Logistics is one of the causal factors of environment pollution through its activities. Previous studies had shown Green initiatives adoption by Third Party Logistics (3PL) companies may reduce environment impact. These companies are the stakeholders of logistics activities and supply chain management. The aim of the research is to discover the involvement of Third Party Logistics (3PL) companies in applying Green Logistics initiatives in the event of rendering logistics services to its customers. The parameter of this study is within the scope of 3PL companies already adopted Green Logistics practices in Malaysia. The paradigm of green logistics implementation in this study within three domains which are the customers, the logistics operations and the logistics amenities. This will identify the positive and negative impacts of adopting Green initiatives experienced by the 3PL logistics companies in satisfying its customers requirement. There are several evidence to support these adoptions through previous studies especially on the influence of Environment Management System (EMS) and Green Supply Chain Management (GSCM) practices by manufacturing companies. This paper focus on the adoption of Green Logistics initiatives by Third Party Logistics (3PL) companies in Malaysia via case study research methodology.
Supply Chain Integration and Technological Innovation for Business Performance of Aquaculture Contract Farming in Malaysia: A Conceptual Overview Mohd Azwan Zainol; Zakaria Abas; Ahmad Shabudin Ariffin
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This paper conceptualizes the supply chain integration and technological innovation for business performance of aquaculture contract farming landscape in Malaysia. Based upon the SCM philosophy, it highlights on the three related variables of supply chain integration, namely: external integration with suppliers, external integration with customers and supply chain risks, and technological innovation, and the relation amongst the variables in focus that perhaps could produce possible promising business performance. Hence, ability to conceptualize, observe and give due recognition to the possible relation amongst these variables in question by the prospective aquaculture contract farming participants, perhaps could bring about an insightful engagement for the betterment of the aquaculture business performance.
Reverse Logistics in Food Industries: A Case Study in Malaysia Irdiana Noor Ngadiman; Mehdi Moeinaddini; Jamilahtun Binti Ghazali; Nuur Fathin Binti Roslan
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This paper is demonstrated the reverse logistics in the food and beverage industries in Malaysia. Reverse logistics defined as the return, exchange, refurbishment, remarketing and disposition of products. The customer returns the products because of several reasons such as end of life, expired, product damage, products recall, poor quality and non halal products. The successful implementing reverse logistics industries can be a benchmark to the other food and beverage industries. This study is based on quantitative data collected by distributing the questionnaire to hypermarkets and one beverage company as a benchmark. The descriptive analysis shows that the significant factors those make reverse logistics success are based on the framework dimensions on: Why- Returning (the return reasons by the end user or customer), Why- Receiving (driving forces for implementing reverse logistics activities), What (the type of products and the products characteristics), How (the recovery processes and recovery option), and Who (the actors involved and their roles). The aims of this study thereby is to investigate the challenges that faced with application of reverse logistics at the organization are influenced by the internal and external barriers. The contribution of the study is to highlight the present scenario of reverse logistics practices to academicians and industries. Keywords: Reverse Logistics, Food and Beverage Industries, Challenges, Returning
Decision Making of Spare Parts Inventory Based on Risk Quantification Kamal Imran Sharif; Jafni Azhan Ibrahim; Zulkifli Mohamed Udin; Abdul Aziz Othman
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Financial losses due to spare part breakdown in plant operation have created an upsetting situation among stakeholders. The failure increase the cost of repair and production downtime. . Obviously, maintenance planner tends to increase the spare part inventory level in order to meet the operational requirement and this in return has increased the inventory cost. The maintenance and inventory function is important in order to ensure the plant operate accordingly. Moreover, it is necessary for the plant maintenance to balance the issue of shortage and excess of inventory in plant maintenance. In view of this situation, the spare parts become a critical matters and it is good starting point to tackle the issues from looking at the perspective of spare parts inventory risk. This paper explain about the development of risk based technique using the shortage and excess situation of spare parts inventory by using the Breakdown Probability Table to quantify the risk for decision making purpose.
Simulation Development Content for Students Employability in Logistics and Transportation Field in Malaysia Nizamuddin Zainuddin; Adam Mohd Saifudin; Ahmad Yusni Bahaudin; Mohd Hanizan Zalazilah; Roslan Jamaluddin
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As educational technology has improved, the effective use of simulations has greatly increased to the point where simulations should be considered a valuable, mainstream pedagogical tool. Simulations, in concert with other experiential teaching tools, allow lecturers to facilitate learning more effectively. Simulation is all about representing the real world which includes grasping the complex issues and solving intricate problems and it affects students employability rate in a way of preparing the students base on the market needs. This paper will looked into simulation content development which is all about developing, enriching and the applications of internet protocols in order to enrich the work-related competencies experience among graduate in the field of logistics and transportations and will focus on the real challenges inputs to the generic workflow of the simulation content development. The study was carried out within multi-national and local manufacturing companies, third party companies (3PL) and government agency which are selected from Peninsular Malaysia. A qualitative approach was mainly conducted to gather data in the study. It was then discovered from the study that the systems used in process of outbound and inbound are System Application Products (SAP) and Material Requirement Planning (MRP). It was further discovered that there are only four companies using Enterprises Resources Planning (ERP) and Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) as part of the Suppliers Own Inventories (SOI) networking as a result of globalized business between one country to another. It was further shown that the resources involved in the outbound and inbound processes are computerized documentation i.e. email, telephones and fax well trained staff handling the processes in computer system and dealing with suppliers and customers. The study contributes to the body of knowledge on the enrichment of the students employability. It also provided practical recommendations in the area of training for the organizations and curriculum adapting and development for the universities.

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