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International Journal of Supply Chain Management
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ISSN : 20513771     EISSN : 20507399     DOI : -
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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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Analysis of Islamic Finance as a Support Function in Supply Chain Management in Palembang Ladewi, Yuhanis; Antoni, Antoni; Mizan, Mizan; Melati, Rima
International Journal of Supply Chain Management Vol 9, No 5 (2020): International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM)
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Abstract- The aim of the study was to find out the finance collection strategy as a support function in supply chain management in the city of Palembang. The variable used in this study is the strategy of collecting finance and optimizing the potential of finance. The data analysis used was qualitative descriptive. The results of the research carried out were the finance collection strategy carried out by the supply chain management in Palembang, namely by establishing finance collection units which were placed in several government agencies such as government agencies and companies as well as cooperating with banks, government officials, and religious leaders. The strategy for collecting finance can be done by OPZ, LAZIS or BAZIS by collecting finance through the payment system, among others; 1) payment of finance with a payroll system, a form of payment of finance by deducting salaries of employees in a company. 2) finance payments via an Android-based E-Card, in this way every Muslim can pay finance via the finance mobile application made by OPZ, LAZIS or BAZIS. 3) Finance can also be paid through Islamic banking services, in this case OPZ, LAZIS or BAZIS can work together with Islamic banking in the process of collecting national finance. As for optimizing the potential for finance collection, finance management institutions in the city of Palembang conduct socialization, promotion and education to the community.
Investigating the Supply Chain Strategy for Stock Investment Decision Making: Theory Planned Behavior and Reasoned Action Sadalia, Isfenti; Sinurat, Mangasi; Omar, Khatijah; Susanto, Agus; Ilham, Rico Nur
International Journal of Supply Chain Management Vol 9, No 5 (2020): International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM)
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Abstract— Stock Investment Decision involves both parties, i.e., individuals and organizations. The decision to buy or sell shares determined by attitude, subjective norms, and perceived control. However, three main factors are used to predict stock investment appropriately. In other ways, the value-added in-stock service is essential to investors. It aims to ensure the investors ease to use for gaining certainty and increase their trust in shares investment. Also, internet stock trading because it has a positive relationship with the behavioral intentions of stock investors. Also, the intention to behave requires communication interventions, including providing smart equipment, software that can do the calculation, and the availability of large data. We focus only on profit (price) with religion. This study suggests that government support through policies implemented by the government also needs to pay attention to the length of time of observation, both past, and future so that actual measurements can be made accurately.Keywords— Supply Chain Strategy, Stock Investment, Theory Reasoned Action, Planned Theory of Behavior, Investment Decision making.
Supply Chain Strategy in Stabilization of Products Price: Case Study Beef Price in Indonesia Ihwan Susila; Bambang Setiaji; Henri D. Wahyudi; Anton A. Setyawan
International Journal of Supply Chain Management Vol 9, No 4 (2020): International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM)
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Abstract— This research explores how the breeders, brokers, wholesalers, and retailers, along the supply chain of beef market; contribute to the beef price volatility. This study conceptualizes the policy of beef price stabilization that affected by beef production level, market structure, and government intervention. Using phenomenological approach, the findings highlight that price volatility commences from the beef supply response and market structure. A total of 18 in-depth interviews were conducted to gain insight into the complexity of the beef price formation specifically to capture and understand this phenomenon from the breeders ‘point of views, the sellers, and the government. Purposive sampling was adopted to select participants to provide enough depth and riches to the unique experiences of the phenomena in Surakarta district, Indonesia. The experience of Surakarta City in maintaining the stability of beef price has implications both nationally and globally. This price stabilization model can be adopted by other regions and even other countries that still rely on imported beef. Surakarta is not a beef-producing agricultural area. The five research findings are important to serve as a lending model of effort in beef price stabilization. This applies also in maintaining supply availability. In a country, beef imports by the private sector are beneficial to beef buyers, especially at relatively low international period prices and stable. In periods of unstable global markets with high prices, communication and coordination, in larger cases, timely intervention and clear policy messages are needed in avoiding the buildup of private stocks. This is a precaution that can greatly aggravate the rise in domestic prices. This research focus on the beef price stabilization. However, the bargaining position of buyer and supplier has not identified. Future research need to explore how the level of information received by some actors in the supply chain. The government can use this research finding to maintain the price to be stabled and apply the policies through aspects of sustainability. This research contributes to provide the stabilization model of beef price stabilization in the supply chain framework.
A Study of Intellectual Capital and Its Supply Chain Strategy for Business Performance in Small Medium Enterprise (SMEs) Widiartanto, Widiartanto; Eko Wahyudi, Fendy; Zarkasyi Rahman, Amni; Shinta Dewi, Reni; Saputra, Jumadil
International Journal of Supply Chain Management Vol 9, No 4 (2020): International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM)
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Intellectual capital is one of important activity for organizations which want to be efficient on the market and obtain a sustainable competitive advantage. However, most company only measure and create company value based on tangible assets rather than intangible assets. In conjunction with the present issue, this investigation focuses on intangible assets (intellectual capital) in Small Medium Enterprise (SMEs) and its supply chain strategy for business performance. This study is designed using a qualitative approach. A total of 30 entrepreneurs from the three largest Batik industries in Central Java, consist of Lasem-Rembang, Pekalongan and Laweyan Solo has participated in this study. The data collection technique is using observation, interview and some relevant reference such as reports, books and journals. The results of the analysis showed that the intangible assets (intellectual capital) are a strategic way to improve the performance of SMEs. Also, this study identified that the intellectual capital consists of human capital, spiritual capital, organizational capital, consumer capital and social capital. In conclusion, as intangible assets (intellectual capital) is a knowledge-based view that can create value and increase organizational performance. Also, the concept of intellectual capital is relatively new, especially for SMEs, so the subjectivity of perception given is still very high.Keywords— Intangible and tangible assets, intellectual capital, supply chain strategy, organizational performance
A Collaborative Planning Forecasting and Replenishment (CPFR) Maturity Model Payam Parsa; Mohammad A. Shbool; Tanvir Sattar; Manuel D. Rossetti; Edward A. Pohl Pohl
International Journal of Supply Chain Management Vol 9, No 6 (2020): International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM)
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This paper presents the development of a framework that organizations can use to assess their CPFR maturity. The proposed modeling framework identifies important functional and structural aspects of CPFR processes and formulates a method for evaluation on a variety of characteristics of CPFR. This paper uses a variant of multi-objective decision analysis to structure the framework into a hierarchical model for CPFR maturity assessment. Each area of the model was identified based on standardized, industry-accepted process definitions. Then, easy to answer questions were formulated to develop a multi-attribute assessment and scoring of capabilities. This model provides a structured representation of the CPFR process for maturity assessment and provides a path of progress for improving the state of CPFR within the  underperforming areas. The developed model can be used by engineering managers for assessing an on-going CPFR program across several areas and communicating the identified high impact improvement areas with various segments of the organization.
Supply Chain Management Application in Small and Medium Enterprises Rosy Rochmatullah, Mahameru
International Journal of Supply Chain Management Vol 9, No 5 (2020): International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM)
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In most emerging markets, small and medium enterprises, (SMEs), lack access to thecredit and liquiditythey require for their dailyworkingcapital needs. Supply chain finance is a broad category of financing with multiple products,and it contributes significantly to global trade finance. This paper utilized several variables, such as changes in liquidity level (quick ratio), changes in debt bias, changes in the cost of goods sold, changes in earnings, and changes in stock returns through the supply chain finance. Employing binary logistic regression, the test results showed that accounts, such as current assets, current debt, long-term debt, net income, cost of goods sold, gross margins, were connected to the agent's opportunistic behavior when the financial health of the company has decreased. In the end, it concluded that SEMs in the management of these accounts was proven by supply chain finance in the preparation of financial statements and good distribution when the financial health of the company has achieved.
A Structural Relationship of Change Management and its Supply Change Strategy for Improving Officer and Organizational Performance Norma Yunita; Nasir Nasir; Muhammad Adam; Nudasila Darsono
International Journal of Supply Chain Management Vol 9, No 4 (2020): International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM)
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Nowadays, most institutions are working in an ever-changing, volatile, challenging, and competitive environment. It requires organizations to select the change in management strategies. Of these, the present study is written to examine the relationship of planned change, organizational climate and transformational leadership toward personnel performance and to determine the moderating role of bureaucratic reform in their relationship on institution performance. This study was designed using a quantitative approach through a survey questionnaire (self-administered). A total of 389 police personnel participated in this study. The data analyzed using the Structural Equation Modelling (SEM), by involving the Confirmatory Factor Analysis (CFA). Applying the SEM approach, this study found that the variable of planned change, organizational climate, and transformational leadership has a significant relationship toward personnel and institution performance. Also, personnel performance plays a role as a mediator variable to institution performance. Besides, this study also found that bureaucratic reform plays a role of moderating variable.Keywords—.Change Management; Supply Change Strategy, Organizational Performance; Officer Performance; Bureaucratic Reform
The Implication of Land Acquisition for the Supply Chain development Management of National Strategic Project towards Sustainable Agricultural/Farming Land: the Case Study of the development Project of Jakarta-Bandung Rapid Train Yani Pujiwati; Supraba Sekarwati; Maret Priyanta; Yulinda Adharani; Siti Sarah Afifah
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Indonesia is in the middle of increasing the land acquisition made for the public interest, since the focus of the Indonesian government currently is to develop the infrastructure necessary for the public. The case considered in this paper is the construction in the infrastructure of Jakarta-Bandung Rapid Train. In the execution of supply chain development of the Jakarta-Bandung Rapid Train, the government is using the acquisition of land from the public, of which, agricultural land along the train-route must be handed-over for the sake of the supply chain development. This is interesting to study because there has been a change of function of agricultural land to non-agricultural land, in the Article 44 paragraph (1) of the Law Number 41 of 2009 concerning the Protection of Sustainable agricultural/farming land, it is stated that land that has been designated as sustainable agricultural/farming land is under protection and its acquisition, should not be conversed for other purpose. However, in the paragraph (2), it is stated that with respect to the public interest, the sustainable agricultural/farming land, might have conversion to purpose according to the rules and regulations. This study is using a normative juridical approach and it has analytical descriptive nature. It describes theories about the land acquisition, sustainable agricultural/farming land, and other related theories. The result shows that the supply chain development of the Jakarta-Bandung Rapid Train project executed was apparently not in accordance with the Spatial Zoning Plan (SZP) of the area where the supply chain development is taking place, meanwhile, the Law Number 2 concerning the Land Acquisition for Supply chain development in the Public Interest requires the supply chain development to be in line with the SZP, for that matter, the government is initiating solution on changing the SZP.
A Review of Sustainability Model in Manufacturing Organization Towards IR4.0 in Malaysia Ghazali, Mohamad Fazali; Saad, Rohaizah
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This paper reviews a sustainability model in manufacturing organization towards IR4.0 focusing on three main factors, which are continuous improvement, organizational culture and organizational sustainability. This review is based on the several general criterias, i.e. total quality management, strategy, development model, business performance measurement, teamwork, leadership and continuous improvement practices. Then, the summary of these reviews is discussed. The results show that the sustainability model which should occur there is an improvement in terms of knowledge of tool management skills, methodology, as well as standards and network security in order to be able to take on IR 4.0. Thus, the presence of sustainability models with diverse approaches and strengths can help future researchers to achieve work practices and organizational strategies leading towards IR4.0
Supply Chain - Sustainability Index- An Approach towards Benchmarking Parameters for the Food Industry Papri Ray; R Duraipandian; Hari Om Harsh
International Journal of Supply Chain Management Vol 10, No 1 (2021): International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM)
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Despite the optimistic outlook at the economy, the food industry has its share of shortcomings in the forefront of sustainable operations. SMEs have resource constraints such as inefficient data handling capacity, insufficient financial support and transparency issues. However, the major problem that must be addressed is the lack of ‘technical know-how’ about metric for measuring sustainability performance. The approach is based on the study of Global Reporting Initiatives (GRI) and Dow Jones Sustainability Indices (DJSI) to design parameters based on people, planet and profit indicators. In a global perspective, 25 organizations (small, medium and large enterprises) in the food industry are selected and data collection is carried out from sources like ‘Sustainability report’ and ‘Annual report’ of these organisations. Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA), is used to arrive at the relative efficiency scores and it is taken as input to the SISO (single input single output) type Fuzzy Model to arrive at an index. A case simulation to demonstrate the application, DMU with relative efficiency score of 34% was taken as input which resulted to output on sustainability index of 2 (on a scale of 1-5) indicating poor sustainability of the organisation. A unique work based on parameter design for selecting the performance measure of sustainability and arriving at index is not discussed in the present research. The approach provides a tool to measure the sustainability performance for the organisation. 

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