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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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Service Innovation: Halal Logistics Intention Adoption Model Zuhra Junaida Mohamad Husny Hamid; Muhammad Zaly Shah Muhammed Hussien; Mohd Iskandar Illyas Tan
International Journal of Supply Chain Management Vol 6, No 1 (2017): International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM)
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The concept of Halalan Toyyibban in halal product value chain has increasingly accepted among Muslim community. Halal logistics is the key factor for this concept to be materialized. Therefore, it is crucial for halal logistics to be adopted by halal product producer to uphold the integrity of their product throughout the whole supply chain process. Its vey alarming that still huge number of Malaysian Halal small medium enterprises (SMEs) still not adopting halal logistics. Therefore, this shows the important of this study to be conducted to identify factors that influence the intention of SMEs to adopt halal logistics services (HLS). Three objectives were established. Firstly, investigate the current state of halal logistics adoption among SMEs. Hypotheses derived were based on seven factors acquired: familiarity with innovation, status characteristics and position in social network, benefits, geographical setting, societal culture and political condition. The second objective is to determine the significant factors that influence SMEs intention to adopt HLS. Lastly, final objective is to proposal of an adoption intention model able to significantly predict the adoption intention of HLS among Malaysian SMEs. With extensive data collection, this study has succeeded in stipulating evidence to show: (1) being in the same social group HLS players and being familiar on HLS will significantly influence SMEs to adopt HLS, (2) being positioned in the same group of HLS actors will result in higher accessibility to information on HLS and (3) understanding of HLS benefits versus cost and with good support from the government are the necessary enablers of adoption of HLS among Malaysian SMEs. This research has also contributed to future service innovation adoption researches by providing an instrument to measure intention adoption service innovation model
A Supply Chain Analysis of Incentive Travels: A Case of Thailand chatchuda thumachai; Pimpika Chawalit; Warattaya Chinnakumj; Chukiat Chaiboonsri; Anuphak Saosaovaphak; Benjenop Buranasiri; Korawan Sangkakorn; Thiranun Khamhom; Pairach Piboonrungroj
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In this paper, we explored supply chain structures and characteristics of the incentive travel industry, which is a special sector of the tourism and hospitality industry. Since the conceptual framework tailor-made for this sector cannot be found, we developed a generic model to outline key players and main operations such as collaborations and relationships between players in the supply chain. Then we verified the model with empirical data collected from the incentive travel industry in Thailand. A focus group discussion was organised to validated and contextualise the proposed framework. Four followed up in-depth interviews with incentive supply chain players in Thailand were conducted. Data were cross-validated using various data sources including private sector, public sector and educational institutes. Findings show that the main players in incentive supply chain are the incentive houses, who plan and design the incentive programme for the corporate considering the return-on-investment (ROI), and destination management companies (DMC), who execute the programme at the destination. Relationships and collaboration between players are vital to the success of incentive program delivery since the incentive travel programmes are considered special events that required tailored made supplies and operations. Finally, potential research arena also discussed with suggested methods.
Stochastic Mathematical Model for Food Waste Reduction in a Two-Level Supply Chain for Highly Perishable Products Po-ngarm Somkun
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This article introduces a stochastic mathematical model for food waste reduction. Both consumers and retailers food supply chains are considered. The model describes consumer demand and consumption patterns, as well as retailers inventory replenishment policies, and considers the amount of food waste at each level. Primary data was collected by questionnaires to gain descriptive statistics about food waste in a particular area in Thailand. We also calculated the probability distribution of the coefficients of consumers consumption and buying behaviours to be used as our model input, using a statistics program. The mathematical relationships between the entities were simulated on a spreadsheet. A specific inventory replenishment policy was applied to the system, and assuming the lifetime of the products to be one day; i.e. highly perishable products only. The results show that the size of the unit sales has an impact on the total food waste produced by the supply chains. The best unit size of a sale can be properly determined using the model in order to lessen food waste problems.
Evaluating Logistics Capabilities on Firm Performance of the Photonics Industry in Taiwan Chi-Chang Lin; Po-Lin Lai
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This study empirically examined the impact of logistics capabilities on firm performance in the photonics industry. Structural equating modelling (SEM) was employed to test the research hypotheses with the use of data collected from a survey of 221 photonics manufacturing firms in Taiwan. Three dimensions were identified based on a factor analysis, including warehousing capability, information technology capability, and transportation capability. The research findings indicated that logistics capabilities positively influence firm performance. Information technology capability was found to be the most important logistics capability in the photonics industry, followed by warehousing capability, and transportation capability. There is also a discussion of the theoretical and managerial implications for the photonics industry.
Critical Factors of the New Islamic Supply Chain Model Through the Lens of Descriptive Data Analysis Mohd Saifudin, Adam; Othman, Siti Norezam; Mohamed Elias, Ezanee
International Journal of Supply Chain Management Vol 6, No 1 (2017): International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM)
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This empirical paper is endeavoured to confirm the critical factors of the Islamic supply chain model in Malaysia.  The seven (7) constructs are inclusive of halal integrity, halal logistics practices & industry; halal logistics service providers; halal collaboration (JAKIM & HDC); halal international logistics and confidence on halal certification/log. A quantitative method of descriptive statistics of all the constructs been measured in the survey.  The measurements are being performed by using a perceptual scale.  Each question is answered by using the five-point Likert scale: strongly disagree (1); disagree (2); neither agrees nor disagree (3); agree (4); and strongly agree (5).  A qualitative data in the forms of words from the interview of the halal practitioner is presented. The information in terms of minimum & maximum value, mean and standard deviation of the data are shown.  The result showed all the seven (7) constructs are within the assumption underlying the statistical techniques which addressees’ specific research questions. We describe these constructs for establishing a new model of Islamic halal supply chain and provide a brief introduction of its scope and practices.
E-Procurement in Malaysian Construction: Benefits and Challenges in Implementation Mohd Nasrun Mohd Nawi; Rafikullah Deraman; Jibril Adewale Bamgbade; Faisal Zulhumadi; Salman Riazi Mehdi Riazi
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In this paper, the benefits and challenges embedded in Electronic procurement (e-procurement) are highlighted. Specifically, the benefits of introducing e-procurement (termed e-Perolehan) for tendering and online registration of businesses and companies in Malaysia was emphasized. This study also focus on the advantages of E-procurement adoption such as cost reduction, improved efficiency in government business with the aid of internet-based information and communication technology. The study concluded with recommendations to policy makers to pay more attention to the availability of infrastructure such as information technology for a better E-procurement implementation.
Efficiency of Smallholder Cocoa Farmers in Malaysia: A DEA Approach Wan Roshidah Fadzim; Mukhriz Izraf Azman Aziz; Ahmad Zafarullah Abdul Jalil
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Cocoa production in Malaysia faced several problems and challenges that lead to low productivity. The low productivity is evidenced from the continuous drop in cocoa productionsince 2001 despite efforts from governing bodies to boost output.This studyinvestigates this issue by looking into theproduction efficiencyamong small holder cocoa farmers in Malaysia.The technical efficiencies of cocoa farmers in Malaysia are estimated using data envelopment analysis. The study relies upon primary data gathered during the 2013 production season. Data are collected from a set of structured questionnaire administered on 323 smallholder cocoa farmers throughout Malaysia. Results ofthe analysis reveal that the mean efficiency score is 0.576. This indicates that many cocoa farmers in Malaysia are technically inefficient and this resulted into the low productivity in the Malaysian raw cocoa beans industry in recent years. This inefficiency is largely due to poor management and usage of inputs in the cocoa production.
The Management Fund Classification to Determine Reliable Maintenance Fees of High-Rise Residential in Malaysia Hanum Abd Wahab, Siti Rashidah; Che-Ani, Adi Irfan; Omar, Halizah; Ibrahim, Maznah; Mamat, Maharam
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High-rise residential building is a type of housing that has multi-dwelling units built on the same land. This type of housing has become popular each year in urban area due to the increasing cost of land. Unfortunately, there are several issues occurred in managing high rise residential building especially in maintenance fund. Thus, distribution of maintenance fund need to be clarified in order to make it well organized. The purpose of this paper is to identify the classification of maintenance fund distribution at high rise residential building. The survey was done on 170 high-rise residential schemes within Klang Valley area. The result, there are five classification of maintenance fund allocation identified namely, management fund for administration and utilities, maintenance fund for exclusive facilities, maintenance fund for basic facilities, maintenance fund for support facilities and management sinking fund. Then, all the items in these five factors undergo descriptive analysis to identify the importance of maintenance fund allocation for non-low cost of high rise residential building in Malaysia.
Causes and Effects of Variation Orders in the Construction of Terrace Housing Projects: A Case Study in the State of Selangor, Malaysia Noraziah Mohammad; Adi Irfan Che Ani; Riza Atiq O.K. Rakmat
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This paper investigates the most significant causes and effects contribute to the variation orders in the construction of housing projects in the States of Selangor Malaysia. Data was collected based on the existing literature reviews and also contract documents from a total of 61 housing project located at nine district in the state of Selangor. The data were analysed and the formulate the findings. The result from revealed four most significant causes variation orders which are: Change of scope by owner, Substitution of materials by owner, Changes of specification by owner and Changes of design by consultant. Meanwhile the effects of the variation orders are time and cost overrun. The finding concludes that owner is the major source of the variation orders in construction of building projects and suggested that owner should have adequate planning and recourses before initiating a project in order to avoid variation order during the construction stage.
Social Innovation in the context of Strategic Knowledge Management Processes for Supply Chain Performance Enhancement Muhamad Nizam Jali; Zakaria Abas; Ahmad Shabudin Ariffin
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The current knowledge-innovation led economy has regards social innovation and strategic knowledge management processes as a vital combination in addressing social, economic and technological problems in a concurrent way. Strategic knowledge management processes that consist the process of knowledge creation, knowledge transfer and knowledge application creates superior knowledge resource that can be embedded into products, processes and services which makes them highly innovative and ultimately contributes towards improving social well-being, enhance economic growth and also improving technological aspect. In similar vein, supply chain management is an integrated system and network which involves the connection process of supplier-end user relationship in terms of producing and delivering of a product, processes and services to the end users. The various network integration processes within the supply chain management system involves different background and motives of actors which may exposed the system into risks that perhaps may disrupt and affect the supply chain performance. Thus, this paper explores and gives a useful insight on the contribution of superior knowledge resource created within the processes of strategic knowledge management among actors in the supply chain management network. The new superior knowledge resource works as a vital solution to enhance the performance process of supply chain management network by improving external integration with suppliers, external integration with customers, and supply chain risk and therefore, helps to improving the quality of peoples life, stimulate economic growth and enhance technological advances i.e. social innovation.

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