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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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Value Chain Map of Small Agricultural Product-Processing Enterprises in Bandung, Indonesia Endang Chumaidiyah
International Journal of Supply Chain Management Vol 6, No 4 (2017): International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM)
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Generally, informal small enterprises are still conventional in operating their business in view of some aspects, such as production and marketing, particularly from the side of value chain they create. This applies to small and micro processed food enterprises in Bandung Regency, of which more than 90 percent are informal enterprises with still low product values. Value chain analysis is an analysis of the activities that produce values, originating from both inside and outside the enterprises. The objective of the present research is to map the value chain of the entire activities undertaken by processed food enterprises. This value chain analysis approach is used to enhance the capacity of small enterprises by reviewing the whole value chain as a system. The value chain mapping provides clearness on which activities to enhance internally and externally in relation to other entities like suppliers, distributors, and consumers. The result of value chain map identified detail potential and barrier of SME Food Processing which be utilized as a solution for increased productivity, quality, and local value added as viewed from the entire activities, both internal and external.
Distribution Center Location Selection using an Extension of Fuzzy TOPSIS Approach Tuan Nguyen Anh; Hien Hoang Thi
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Distribution center location is a very important problem in practice. This paper proposes a generalized fuzzy TOPSIS approach to support for distribution center location selection process. In the proposed approach, the ratings of alternatives and importance weights of criteria for distribution center location selection are represented by generalized triangular fuzzy numbers. Then, the membership functions of the final fuzzy evaluation value in the proposed approach are developed based on the linguistic expressions. Finally, this study applies the proposed generalized fuzzy TOPSIS to a real case of distribution center location selection in a company demonstrating its advantages and applicability.
Supply-Chain Management Capabilities Practices in Industrial Organization in Republic of Yemen Abu Al-Rejal, Hussein; Abu Doleh, Jamal D.; Mohtar, Shahimi
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Abstract— Supply chain management play major role in performing manufacturing tasks inside and strength collaboration among suppliers and customers. In this paper, the main aims is to examine the level of Supply Chain Management Capabilities (SCMC) practicing in manufacturing in Yemen.  To achieve this objective, geographical clustered sample was employed, Thirty nine manufacturing were surveyed in five governorates, top and middle managers were asked to answer the questionnaire. To measure the level of SCMC practice, descriptive and standard deviation employed. The findings show high level of practice and supported with consistency in deviation.
Quantitative Estimate of CO2 Emission Reduction from Reuse of Automobile Parts in Japan Masato Inoue; Sota Takahashi; Mitsunobu Fujita; Takao Mori; Motohiro Tamaki; Shigeyuki Suzuki; Akihiro Hayakawa
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In general, reusing automobile parts reduces not only the cost of replacing the failed parts but also the environmental load of manufacturing new parts. However, these effects have not yet been quantified. The present study focuses on determining the emitted CO2 during production and quantitatively evaluating its reduction by the reuse of automobile parts. First, CO2 emissions are calculated during the reused parts production process at the factory site. Thirty-nine automobiles from 27 models prepared in Japan are examined to measure the amount of CO2 emitted in the production of new parts. Furthermore, the CO2 emission reduction effect for different automobile models is estimated through multiple regression analysis. The CO2 emissions are assumed to be the objective variable, whereas the explanatory variables are derived from the data provided in the automobile inspection certificates. The presented quantitative estimate of CO2 emission reduction owing to the exploitation of reused parts is expected to promote policies for further reducing CO2 emissions and arouse public awareness regarding the benefits of recycling automobile parts.
Agile Parameter Affecting Supply Chain Management Strategy Aarti Karande; Dhananjay Kalbande
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The aim of this paper is to summarize Supply Chain Management (SCM) strategies which are getting affected by the agile parameters. Agile parameters are classified into Capabler, Driver, and Enabler may help an expert to take a decision in an agile environment for accepting changes. Agile development affects the working style of the modules in SCM. This paper shows business process agility defined by the number of the parameter affecting the working style of the SCM modules. The study includes a causal analysis of SCM modules based on the review of a number of research papers and books. SCM based case study of inventory management of swatches is studied with the strategy mapping in different modules based on agile parameters. Set of parameters is studied as per the case study of swatch inventory management in agile development. Mapping agile parameters at different strategies in the changing environment makes a system to understand the impact and future of the agile parameters at different levels of SCM modules. Finding the different type of agility and amount of agility in the SCM system can be an enhancement of this paper.
The impact of quality management systems on improving logistics customer service in distribution processes Dominik Zimon
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The main objective of the publication is to determine to what extent the implementation of the requirements of standardized quality management system supports the logistics customer service in the process of distribution. The research process was carried out in January 2017 in 21 organizations that have implemented and certified ISO 9001 quality management system for at least 5 years. The research organizations belong to medium-sized enterprises and operate in Poland. Based on the analysis of the results of the research, it can be concluded that the implementation of the requirements of the ISO 9001 standard has a significant positive influence on the improvement of logistic customer service. That confirms the indication of 76% of respondents.
Retail Store Brand Commitment Study of Big Bazaar and Pantaloons Shivaji Mohinta; Uma Shankar Singh; Uma Sankar Mishra
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The study is all about the brand commitment by retail stores in the eyes of customers. The extensive literature review done finds the problem that in this competitive environment where the consumer choices fluctuate due to various reasons, it is getting very challenging for stores to maintain the customers commitment towards brand at the one end. At the other end to sustain in this war business houses need to hold their customer base, making the customers more loyal. The objectives defined to find the solution for this research problem are to know the level brand commitment of the brands taken in study, to get the comparison of brands commitment and to find the opportunity to expand the brands business. A structured questionnaire administered among 550 respondents. The data analyzed using SPSS with t- test and paired t- test. The outcome of paired t- test for the 6 pairs shows that there is no significant difference in opinion of respondents for the variables of brand commitment for both the brands big bazaar and pantaloons.
Social Responsibility in Global Supply Chain: Research Trend from 1999 to 2014 Md Tareq Bin Hossain; Roslan Abdul Hakim; Che Azlan Bin Taib; Md Julker Naim
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The well know term of corporate social responsibility (CSR) or simply social responsibility for business organization refers to the concept where the companies integrate social and environmental concerns into their day to day business operations. The aim of this article is to observe the social responsibility research trend within global supply chain. Based on the review of prior literature, it is easy to say that the concept of CSR has received overwhelming attention by the professional and academia of all over the global. Even though, there is debate whether the companies have any responsibility for their supplier premises, more literatures are confirming that the business organizations are considering carefully the issues of CSR within supply chain. Since the concept of CSR covering enter arena of business, it is interesting to work on literature and discover the recent research trend on CSR study within supply chain. Current study has taken an initiative to determine the drivers that influence CSR practice within the supply chain based on literature review for sixteen years Finding suggests, there are drivers influences CSR practice within supply chain.
Proposal of an Evaluation System for Monitoring Suppliers and Controlling Risks in the Hospital Sector Kaoutar JENOUI; Abdellah ABOUABDELLAH
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Today, the control of the purchasing function becomes a strategic tool of any hospital. Hence, hospitals are invited to create immediate value from identification and mitigation of risks in the upstream supply chain management. Among the problems encountered in the management of this chain are the evaluation and the monitoring of the performance of suppliers. The classification of the best-performing suppliers must be based on the analysis of risks that a hospital encounters when dealing with a supplier. Most experiments measure the risk according to the combination of two parameters, gravity and probability. Although these two parameters are subjectively determined, this implies the uncertainty and the imprecision of the risk value. Therefore, this paper presents an alternative approach for tackling such a problem starting with proposing a new system of evaluating suppliers, whose results will help to calculate objectively the risk associated to suppliers. Our paper is composed of four parts. The first one presents the literature review, while the second and third parts deal with the problematic definition and the proposed solution respectively, which are illustrated and validated through a case study in the fourth part. Finally, we conclude the paper with work perspectives.
Application of Theory of Constraint Supply Chain Replenishment System in Fast Moving Consumer Goods Company Taufik Roni Sahroni; Margaretha Margaretha; Dyah Budiastuti
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Todays market competitiveness has reached its peak since the rapid growth of industrial and technology development. The market dominance aims to fulfill the consumer supply and demand, by giving excellent service, such as stabilizing the finished goods inventory level in the right time and quantity.XYZ is one of the Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) Company which has several problems in supplying their product to market. Actual market condition and demand become the main factor why the company is unable fulfilling the right product to its consumer, despite the Production Planning and Inventory Control (PPIC) segment has made the right production target based on the Purchase Order and Selling Target from Distributors Company. Thus, further development by combining supply chain management system with several theory of constraints is required to manage the material inventory and finished goods, which meet the consumer needs such as integrated master production schedule, market demand condition, finished goods inventory, and material replenishment by suppliers.

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