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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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Humanitarian Logistics and Its Challenges: The Literature Review Mat Daud, Mimi Suriani; Muhamad Hussein, Muhamad Zaly Shah; Nasir, Muhamad Emeereza; Abdullah, Rozelin; Kassim, Rahimah; Suliman, Mohd Saipuddin; Saludin, Mohd Rosli
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This study demonstrates the importance of humanitarian logistics as a fields that need an attention by everyone. With the unstable of climate condition, it can be seen that many disaster has happened around the world. The 2011 incidents that strike the develop nation, Japan, has shock the world and teach every country to be better prepared of any unexpected event. The objective of this study is to highlight the challenges in humanitarian logistics process in met the objective relief. Keywords— humanitarian, logistics, challenges,  
The Value Chain of System of Rice Intensification (SRI) Organic Rice of Rural Farms in Kedah Othman, Siti N; Othman, Zakirah; Yaacob, Noorulsadiqin Azbiya
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System of Rice Intensification ( ability through improving paddy ecosystem, better sustainable economic due to improving paddy production and sales and social sustainability through local community development through community activity and health. This study aimed to find out whether the innovative practices of SRI affect the rice value chain and to determine the roles, activities of the actors in the value chain as well as challenges that impacted the value chain. Using interview as data collection method, case samples were selected from various SRI paddy site in Kedah. The findings indicated that implementing SRI practices in organic paddy cultivation had caused the value chain to be different from conventional paddy value chain in terms of actor and effect of middle man subject to the small scale paddy production. For organic rice value chain to become competitive, roles, activities and challenges were identified so that supports could be provided to the farmers and other related parties in the value chain.
Supplier Performance Management in Higher Educational Institutions Hassan, Sallaudin bin; Hajar R, Siti; Firdaus A, Khairul; J, Jimisiah
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Due to diversity of Supply Chain Management (SCM), it could be applied at various industries, including manufacturing and service industries. This paper reveals the Supplier Performance Management activities in the educational institutions, one of the very common sectors in the service industries. This research is significant in view of  the need in ensuring that the supply chain activities at the education sector is aligned with the objective to provide the best service to the stake holders especially the future human capital resource, which  is the graduates. The research has successfully been carried out at University Kuala Lumpur (UniKL) Strategic Business Unit (SBU) or campuses. This research analysed Supplier Performance Management practice between the campuses, criteria used for supplier performance and identify barrier elements in applying supplier performance management. Data collection has been carried out by the primary data, i.e. using questionnaires and interview session. The study revealed significant finding which contributed to the Supply Chain Knowledge and practices. There is a gap between the supplier assessment criteria adopted by the campuses as compared with literature review. There are differences in supplier evaluation criteria between the 7 campuses involved in the research. ISO certification, top management commitment and poor knowledge on benefits of Supplier Performance Management system are barrier factors. The research found variances of supplier evaluation criteria among the campuses. It is suggested to explore further on the connection/relationship between Quality Management System (QMS) or ISO 9001 certified organization and Supplier Performance Management adoption.
Equilibrium Price Modelling of an Affordable Housing in Malaysia Ramli, Fazilah; Zainal, Rozlin; Ali, Maimunah
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The main purpose of this study is to propose the equilibrium price modelling for affordable housing in Malaysia. This paper examines whether the equilibrium price of affordable housing is strongly related with any affordable housing demand factors (house price, housing physical state, monetary status, population changes, location, and infrastructure amenities provided) and affordable housing supply factors (house price, cost of construction, land availability, population changes, location, and government interventions). The empirical data of housing prices are collected from Valuation and Property Services Department of the Ministry of Finance Malaysia from 1995 to 2015. Regression analysis is conducted to see the strength of relationship between the affordable housing demand and supply factors with the affordable housing equilibrium price. The paper is useful for buyer and private developers to know which factors lead to equilibrium price of affordable housing. This paper can serve as a guide for the government in controlling and stabilizing the affordable housing price.
The Influence of Electronic Word-of-Mouth on Consumers’ Purchase Intentions and Brand Awareness in Iranian Telecommunication Industry Yousef Sharifpour; Mohd Noor Azli Ali Khan; Mostafa Alizadeh; Mohammad Rahim Akhgarzadeh; Edris Mahmodi
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Electronic word of mouth (eWOM) is an emerging marketing experience for consumers which impacts their assessment of different existing brands and products such as mobile brands through online communication channels. This study aims to explain the effect of Word of mouth on purchase intention and brand awareness focusing on Samsung cellphone brand. The group studied in the current work is a sample of Samsung customers in Esfahan city in Iran (2015). In this study, for the sake of data collection, a form of descriptive research method is applied. The Statistical sample consists of 384 respondents who accepted to take the survey which was prepared in the form of a questionnaire. According to result analysis, the study showed that there is a significant positive relationship between the electronic word of mouth and purchase intention and there is a significant positive relationship between the awareness of a brand and purchase intention while there was no effective relation found between electronic word of mouth and brand awareness. Base on this, out of the three proposed hypothesis two hypothesis are accepted and one hypothesis is not denied. Keywords: electronic word of mouth, purchase intention, Brand awareness
Halal Logistics Certificate in Malaysia: Challenges and Practices Nuur Fathin Roslan; Fauziah Abdul Rahman; Faradina Ahmad; Noor Irdiana Ngadiman Ngadiman
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This paper illustrate challenges and practices of Halal logistics certificate in Malaysia. The concept of Halalan Toyyiban has been introduced, where the concept starts from the farm until consumption. This means all the raw materials, material handling, storage, warehousing, and transportation should use the halal concept across the supply chain. Under this concept logistics activity involved in term of how the goods transferred from one places to other place, storage place to keeps the goods , material handling and other logistics activities. Halal Logistics is created by Halal logistics Service Provider (LSP) to meet the demand from halal manufacturer in order to maintain the integrity for halal products. There was only one LSP company that introduced this new concept in their operation, there is about nine companies certified with Halal Logistics Certificate. The objective of this research is to explore the LSP Companies that have Halal Logistics Certificate from the authority, to determine the challenges faced by them to adopt Halal Logistics in their operation and to provide guideline for other LSP Companies those interested to apply for Halal Logistics Certificate in the next around .
A Study of Halal Awareness and Knowledge Among Entrepreneur Undergraduates Mohamed Elias, Ezanee; Othman, Siti Norezam; Azbiya Yaacob, Noorulsadiqin; Saifudin, Adam Mohd
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Over recent decades, the halal concept has only been the concern for the Muslim, but now has spread into the global mainstream supply of industrial food and products. Some studies have shown that the lack of knowledge, awareness and understanding of the halal concept between Muslim producers of halal products may lead to the declining values of halalness. And this study intends to examine the level of halal awareness and knowledge among the Muslim students in the entrepreneurial program towards the intention to be a halal entrepreneur in the near future. The study was conducted at University Utara Malaysia as a cross-sectional study within a three month period. The data collection was gathered from the survey questionnairesspecifically from 274 students. The overall results have shown that the majority of respondents have a positive relationship between awareness, knowledge, and economy towards the intention and behaviorof producing halal products.
Role of Effective Planning Process in Boosting Dry Port Efficiency: A Case study of Central Pakistan Jamshaid Alam
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Inland Dry Port terminal has become a very effective tool of enhancement of port capacity through its vertical integration with the hinterland and it results in tremendous direct and indirect benefits as envisaged in the literature. These benefits cannot be achieved without identifying and involving the proper stakeholders in the planning process and operations. Multan Dry Port was established in 1995 and it is marked by inefficiency and could not attract the customers and failed to achieve the benefits of its establishment. This paper identifies the bottlenecks and the flaws in the planning process which contributed towards the inefficiency of the port. In Pakistan, there are many dry ports working to facilitate the imports and exports. Multan being central place of the biggest province of Pakistan is playing crucial role in uplift of national economy. In this regard Multan Dry Port facility is an important hallmark. This research is a real attempt by which problems faced by Dry Port located in central Pakistan e.g Multan Dry Port, are identified. Connectivity of the dry port with seaport through rail link is a fundamental characteristic and it is missing in case of Multan Dry Port. Due to absence of the rail link it cannot get benefit of economies of scale and the cost of bonded carrier make the consignment uneconomical. The paper analyses the intermodal potential and proposes an intermodal node over the existing railways network facilitating Multan Dry Port operations. The paper also devises a theoretical framework for the planning process of the dry ports in future identifying the actors and their role in boosting dry port efficiency.
Gaining Tacit Knowledge from Foreign Buyers: The Role of Prior Knowledge, Business Relatedness and Interactive Involvement MdSaad, Norsafinas; Ghauri, Pervez N.; Jedin, Mohd Haniff
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As competition has become increasingly knowledge-based, firms must double their efforts to increase their competitiveness by integrating the existing knowledge with new and updated knowledge resources, which maybe acquired through various approaches. One of the most popular strategies for knowledge acquisition is through strategic alliance, which can take the form of international outsourcing or another contractual agreement. As a result of the rising trend of international outsourcing and strategic value of tacit knowledge, this paper aims to provide a conceptual perspective on the importance of business relatedness and interactive involvement in the acquisition of tacit knowledge from the international suppliers’ point of view.  
Fuzzy Evaluation of SWOT Analysis Meaza Haile; Jiri Krupka
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To develop a strategy for an organization it is important to understand the organization and its surrounding environment. Strength, Weakness, Opportunity, Threat (SWOT) analysis is a famous tool to perform this task precisely by showing the strength, weakness of the organization and the external factors, opportunities and threats that affect its success. The SWOT analysis is commonly used by business; however, non-profit organizations also use the SWOT analysis for decision-making and strategy evaluation. The limitation of SWOT analysis is it does not give weight for the factors and there is no quantified result from the analysis. The methods introduced in this paper are Sugeno lambda measure and Choquet fuzzy integral. Sugeno lambda measure is used for aggregating the importance of characteristics and Choquet fuzzy integral is used for the overall analytical evaluation of strength, weakness, opportunity and threat of a specific organization. A case study has been conducted for a currency exchange office and the region of Pardubice, Czech Republic (CR) to explain the application of the proposed approach for profit and non- profit organizations.

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