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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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Managing E-Waste Using the Symbiosis Perspective Emy Ezura A Jalil
International Journal of Supply Chain Management Vol 6, No 2 (2017): International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM)
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The production of electrical and electronic equipment (EEE) specifically mobile devices is one of the fastest growing global manufacturing activities. This development has resulted in an increase of waste electric and electronic equipment (WEEE). Rapid economic growth, coupled with urbanization and growing demand for consumer goods, has increased both the consumption of EEE and the production of WEEE, which can be a source of hazardous wastes that pose a risk to the environment and to sustainable economic growth. WEEE includes discarded electronic and electrical equipment. Managing WEEE typically is complex and requires a structured disposal method. However, the process of disposal WEEE sustainably started with a proper sorting and separating from the source, therefore the consumers are under assumption should be aware of the WEEE disposal method. The paper has found consumers are required to have higher awareness level and this awareness level is influenced by two situational factors which are engagement process and supporting facilities and consumers knowledge on the WEEE itself. Both situational and personal factors are concomitantly necessary to improve the recapturing of WEEE back into the supply chain. This phenomenon is considered symbiotic whereby both factors are equally important in order to acquire sustainability in improving the backwards movement in the logistics.
Technical and Economic Feasibility Study of Coconut Shell Charcoal Production as Precursor to Activated Carbon in East Coast Malaysia Wan Muhammad Noor Sarbani Mat Daud; Shariman Mustafa; Syed Radzi Rahmadulla; Saiful Anwar bin Che Ghani; Anwaruddin Hisyam
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The most common precursors used for the preparation of activated carbons are organic materials that are rich in carbon. The abundance and availability of coconut shells make them excellent sources of raw materials for activated carbon production. A survey has been conducted to identify locations for the supply of coconut shells. The survey has been conducted around a coastal village of Beserah, Kuantan. The cost calculation for two methods was considered, which is to buy from coconut supplier or to do self-collection at the coconut milk entrepreneurs location. Two carbonization methods were used in this study which is traditional drum method and Top-Lit up-Draft (TLUD) drum method. The results from the both methods were observed. The coconut shell charcoals produced were sent to activated carbon manufacturer for evaluation. The coconut shell charcoals from the different methods were priced differently. This is mainly due to different quality of the charcoals. A calculation of possible cost and sales from a small production plant was simulated to know whether a profitable production plant could be set-up. The most common precursors used for the preparation of activated carbons are organic materials that are rich in carbon. The abundance and availability of coconut shells make them excellent sources of raw materials for activated carbon production. A survey has been conducted to identify locations for the supply of coconut shells. The survey has been conducted around a coastal village of Beserah, Kuantan. The cost calculation for two methods was considered, which is to buy from coconut supplier or to do self-collection at the coconut milk entrepreneurs location. Two carbonization methods were used in this study which is traditional drum method and Top-Lit up-Draft (TLUD) drum method. The results from the both methods were observed. The coconut shell charcoals produced were sent to activated carbon manufacturer for evaluation. The coconut shell charcoals from the different methods were priced differently. This is mainly due to different quality of the charcoals. A calculation of possible cost and sales from a small production plant was simulated to know whether a profitable production plant could be set-up.
Effective Leadership in a Turbulent Organisational Environment Syed Jamal Abdul Nasir Syed Mohamad; Georg Hauer
International Journal of Supply Chain Management Vol 6, No 2 (2017): International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM)
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Any organization may experience unwanted situations that lead to chaos, a downturn, or even a crisis. Because of this, leaders who are not prepared for managing a crisis situation or are leading an organization in a turbulent organisational environment will have a negative impact on the organization. Thus, the purpose of this paper is to discuss effective leadership in turbulent times. Among the approaches are the Michigan Model of Leadership and the Mindful Engagement. These frameworks act as guidance for leaders in facing todays complex and dynamic world. This paper also presents a modified framework that suggests steps to be taken by an individual into a credible leader towards future uncertainties as well as researchers for further research purposes.
The Role of Brand Identity in Creating Resilient Small Enterprises (SMEs) in Fashion Industry Rosita Binti Mohd Tajuddin; Siti Fatimah Binti Hashim; Amer Shakir Binti Zainol
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Small fashion enterprises in Malaysia are not quite familiar with the role of brand identity in creating resilient in business treats. They are categorized as SMEs which consist of almost 90% of businesses in Malaysia. The government of Malaysia has developed many entrepreneurship programs and funds to assist SMEs to be competitive. However, the government acknowledged the lack of experience and exposure among SMEs towards branding has led to difficulties for business sustainability. Thus, this research paper focuses on small enterprises in Malaysia who operate fashion businesses and encounter tough competition in the market, This study examined on how brand identity can create resilient SMEs for sustainability. It is crucial for them to establish brand identity as competitive advantage to their business resilience. A case study of ten (10) small fashion enterprises located in Klang Valley showed that they are in need to employ brand identity towards building a stronger corporate entity in order to be resilient in the market.
Systematic Literature Review on Green IT Practice and Executional Factors Sri Fatiany Abdul Kader Jailani; Lili Marziana Abdullah
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Green ICT practice is immediately turning into a key business component for many organisations. Thus, this study aims to examine Green IT practice research in the literature. At the same, time this study emphasises that the practice of implementing Green IT can be applied by any organisation. For that purpose, a Systematic Literature Review (SLR) method is used in which 57 out of 150 studies meet the search criteria. From that number 18 studies focus on Green IT practice. Based on the analysis of the studies, 17 factors are identified as motivators for organisations to apply Green IT practice. Therefore, this paper will be a useful guide for organisations to bring in greener technologies in the application of Information Technology.
Identification of Sense of Urgency as Critical Success Factor in Implementation of ERP for Educational Sector of Saudi Arabia: A Case Study Mohammed R A Siam; Wael Sh. Basri
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Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) has significant role in operationalization of various activities of organizations in integrated mode. Now, the educational institutions are implementing Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) practices to gain efficiency and effectiveness in a worldwide competitive environment. This research study highlights the literature on ERP implementation and reveals the sense of urgency as one of the critical success factor for effective and successful implementation of latest technological advancements within higher education institutions of Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. To measure EPR implementation, we have selected a case from Saudi Arabia, and this case will be an evidence of ERP implementation in Saudi Arabia. Project Management is highlighted among various success factors of successful implementation of ERP system in higher educational sector of KSA. This research study is contributing to academic research by providing an empirical evidence to support the theories of CSFs and ERP implementation success.
Relationship of Spirituality Leadership Style and SMEs Performance in Halal Supply Chain Ezanee Mohamed Elias; Siti Norezam Othman; Noorulsadiqin Azbiya Yaacob
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The great influence of consumers' consumption of halal products, mainly food and beverages (FB) have raised new challenges for all manufacturing organisations, specifically the small and medium enterprises. Largely in Malaysia, FB industries are dominated by this scale of enterprises. However, in terms of the halal products manufactured are not produced by those enterprises, but made by large and multinational enterprises. Presently, there is an enormous competition among those enterprises to produce halal products on a large scale all along the supply-chain networks. On the other hand, most of them are stuck to getting halal certificates from the official authority; JAKIM. Besides that, other challenges faced by SMEs that they are deficient of leadership styles, lack of entrepreneurial orientation and inconsistent performance to grasp opportunities existing in the halal markets. Based on previous literatures, these challenges contributed a significant research gap in terms of leaderships in management practice towards the organisation performance. Therefore, this study has constructed a conceptual model based on the leadership theories in which they have a significant impact on an organisation's performance. This paper presents a proposal of a theoretical framework in order to examine the relationship of leadership styles, mainly the spirituality towards the organisation performance which moderates by Shariah based entrepreneurial orientation. All measurements applied in the study are based from the past research. However, some of them are modified suited to the studys objectives. The studys scope is within Malaysian SMEs that involved in the manufacturing of halal FB. Keywords: enterprises, food, halal, leaderships, supply chain
Decision Making Methods at Initiation Phase for Housing Development Rozlin Zainal; Narimah Kasim; Norliana Sarpin; Seow Ta Wee; Zarina Shamsudin; Indera Syahrul Mat Radzuan
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Late delivery and sick housing project problems were attributed to poor decision making. These problems are the string of housing developer that prefers to create their own approach based on their experiences and expertise with the simplest approach by just applying the obtainable standards and rules in decision making. This paper seeks to identify the decision making methods for housing development at the initiation phase in Malaysia. The research involved Delphi method by using questionnaire survey which involved 50 numbers of developers as samples for the primary stage of collect data. However, only 34 developers contributed to the second stage of the information gathering process. At the last stage, only 12 developers were left for the final data collection process. Finding affirms that Malaysian developers prefer to make their investment decisions based on simple interpolation of historical data and using simple statistical or mathematical techniques in producing the required reports. It was suggested that they seemed to skip several important decision- making functions at the primary development stage. These shortcomings were mainly due to time and financial constraints and the lack of statistical or mathematical expertise among the professional and management groups in the developer organisations.
Effect of Procedural Justice, Perceived Safety and Forgiveness in Nigeria’s Domestic Airline Service Sany Sanuri Mohd Mokhtar; Haliru Muhammad
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Exertions were made by service firms to address issues of service failure. Particularly, through effective strategy that enhance customer satisfaction and subsequent retention of customer. This study conceptualizes and empirically validates a model exploring the relationship between procedural justice, perceived safety, forgiveness constructs and satisfaction service recovery of domestic airline passengers of Nigeria. Sample of 444 domestic airline passengers by the use of cluster sampling technique were obtained for the study. The data were analyzed by the use of PLS technique. Results obtained recommend that the perceived safety procedural justice, and forgiveness have a significant effect on satisfaction service recovery. Theoretical and practical implications of the study were as well discussed and conclusions drawn.
A Secured Model of E-Tendering Using Unified Modeling Language Approach Mohd Haslina; Baharom Fauziah; Muhd Darus Norida; Saip Mohamed Ali; Marzuki Zaharin
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E-Tendering systems remain uncertain on issues relating to legal and security compliance, in which unclear security framework is one of the issues. In te current situation, tendering systems are lacking in addressing integrity, confidentiality, authentication, and non-repudiation. Thus, ensuring the system requirements, consider security and trust issues has to be regarded as one of the challenges in developing an e-Tendering system. Therefore, this paper a model of a secured e-Tendering system using Unified Modeling Language (UML) approach. The modelling process begins with identifying the e-Tendering process, which is based on Australian Standard Code of Tendering (AS 4120-1994). It is followed by identifying the security threats and its countermeasure. The use case approach has been proven reliable in determining appropriate requirements for handling security issues. Having considered that, the outcome of this paper is a secured e-Tendering model. The model can guide developers as well as other researchers.

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