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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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Zakah Economic Concept in the Determination of Pricing on Islamic Banking Products Riris Aishah Prasetyowatir; Muhammad Said
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Abstract- Determining the selling price and the purchasing price in Islamic banking products has attracted much attention in the post-crisis discussion of how to make the Islamic financial system more firmly running the principles of sharia. This paper investigates and calibrates a Pricing Model Islamic Bank. The model Pricing is adopted from the simple model of general equilibrium. We argue that the theory of consumption inters temporal Islam namely: Islam executed by the community, Zakat is obligatory, No usury in the economy. We argue that, has its own pricing model defeat interest rate provisions of the central bank in positive states of the Islamic Economy. They would have been in a better position to set prices. The allowances accumulated by means of themaximize the zakah for the welfare of the people. That the Islamic pricing model proposed expected into consideration by regulator.
An Empirical Study on Bandarban, Bangladesh: Integrating Destination Branding and Supply Chain Management Opportunities Akhter, Rahma
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Tourism industry is a growing sector in beautiful Bangladesh. With all its prospects, the competitions between various tourist destinations are increasing in case of attracting visitors. Destination Branding is a concept where a country or place is represented in a way that differentiates them from other destinations. So formation of USP (Unique Selling Proposition) creates new dimensions of the place in peoples mind. It is said that one must not miss the chance to visit Bandarban while exploring Bangladesh. The main attraction of this place is the heavenly scenic beauty and its adventurous characteristics which never fail to captivate ones soul. This paper assesses the reasons why tourists prefer Bandarban over other attractive tourist destinations and how the factors can be implemented over tourism supply chain. The destination branding of Bandarban successfully attracts the visitors with the assurance of great scenic beauty, adventure and proper accommodation. The method used qualitative and quantitative statistical analysis to find out people expectations and its perceived importance.This paper begins the process of developing an understanding of the destination branding of Bandarban as well as the supply chain factors behind tourist attraction towards this heavenly place. 
Consumer Consideration in Purchase Decision of Specs Sports Shoes Product through Brand Image, Product Design and Price Perception Sri Widyastuti; Muhammad Said
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The SPECS sport shoes create the slogan Buktikan Indonesiamu (Prove your Indonesia) is the original product from Indonesia. The product assumed unable attract the Indonesian people to wear it. It may be possible because the purchase decision of shopping good like SPECS sport shoes is not an immediate decision due to the comparison of price, product design, and quality product that give positive brand image in a consumers mind. This study aim to analize the influence of brand image, product design, and price perception toward the purchase decision f SPECS sport shoes. Unit analysis of this study is 100 collage students whose wear SPECS shoes. Data analysis technique in this study is descriptive and verificative analysis with double regression analysis. The finding shows that brand image, product design, and price perception of SPECS sports shoes have the influence to purchase decision. If the brand image is formed, it will push the purchase decision. Design product have a role to help consumer acquired the expected benefit of the product. Price have the influence to purchase decision if the consumer acceptance of price perception is getting better.
Factors That Influence the Consumer Purchase Intention in Social Media Websites Kian, Tan Pei; Boon, Goh Hong; Lian Fong, Stany Wee; Jian Ai, Yeow
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The market shares of different online social networking websites have grown rapidly in the recent years. The growth of social media and social network not only created a new way for people to communicate and interact with each other regardless of geographical distance, it also created a new style of commerce at the same time, known as social commerce. Social commerce evolved from E-commerce and it exists in a community where consumers can share and refer experiences of electronic transactions with each other before making purchase decision. Hence, the purpose of this study is to examine the factors that influence consumer purchase intention in social media websites. Majority of previous literatures focus more on E-commerce. In order to have a deeper understanding on consumer purchase intention in social media websites, a research model is designed suggest that perceived ease of use, perceived usefulness, social influences, trust and perceived enjoyment may influence consumer purchase intention in social media websites. This model also suggests that there may have differences of consumer purchase intention in social media websites among demographic characteristics. Online questionnaires are conducted during this study. Also, several data analyses such as reliability test, descriptive test, t-test, One-Way ANOVA and Multiple Linear Regression are conducted. The result of this study proved that consumer perceived ease of use, consumer perceived usefulness, social influences, trust and consumer perceived enjoyment have an impact on consumer purchase intention in social media websites. Lastly, there is a difference of consumer purchase intention in social media websites among Malaysian consumer with different demographic characteristics.
Influence of Social Networks and Social Media toward Satisfaction through Apparel Purchase Decision on Adolescents in East Java Christina Esti Susanti
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This study aims to determine the influence of Social Media and Social networks toward satisfaction through consumer purchasing decisions apparel at teenagers in East Java. The population used in this study are young people in East Java. According to the Central Statistics Agency (2010), adolescent age limit is 10 to 24 years of age. Characteristics of the sample in this study are: a minimum age of 17 years, have social networks, social media has, and never make a purchase apparel for information from social networks. Total sample of 150 respondents. Sampling techniques or sampling technique in this study were randomized (random sampling), the sampling technique that gives equal opportunity for each element or member of the population to be selected into the sample. The technique used to draw the sample is purposive random sampling technique. The analysis technique used to perform data processing in this peneitian is a structural equation model (SEM). The research proves that the hypothesis proposed in this study are: (1) social networks positive and significant effect on purchasing decisions apparel to consumers adolescents in East Java, (2) social media positive and significant effect on purchasing decisions apparel to consumers teenagers in East Java, (3) the purchase decision apparel positive and significant impact on satisfaction on consumer teenagers in East Java, (4) social networks positive and significant effect on satisfaction through the purchasing decisions of apparel to consumers adolescents in East Java, (5) social media positive and significant effect on satisfaction through the purchasing decisions of consumers apparel at teenagers in East Java, and (6) social networks and social media, and a significant positive effect on satisfaction through consumer purchasing decisions apparel at teenagers in East Java; be accepted. Suggestions for future research is to expand the variable which in theory are stated to have influence on purchasing decisions and satisfaction.
Supply & Demand of Rice in Malaysia: A System Dynamics Approach Farah Hanim Abdul Rahim; Nurul Nazihah Hawari; Norhaslinda Zainal Abidin
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This paper illustrates the development of a supply and demand model of rice in Malaysia to gain better understand on the factors that affect the rice supply and demand towards the rice production system in Malaysia. It is known that the population of citizens in Malaysia relies heavily on the rice as its staple food for daily consumption. Currently, Malaysia has about 75% rice self-sufficiency level (SSL). The Malaysian government has set a target of 100% rice SSL in the production to meet the demand of the growing population. In this study, the qualitative approach of system dynamics is employed to analyze the effect of the price, land availability and technology on the rice production in Malaysia by using the causal loop and stock flow diagrams. The finding of this study will be helpful to assist the government in better understand the causes and effects of the factors related to improve the policies of the production of rice in Malaysia.
Generalized Modified Group Chain Sampling Plan based on Non-symmetrical Data Nazrina Aziz; Abdur Razzaque Mughal; Zakiyah Zain; Nor Hisham Haron
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Acceptance sampling is a quality control technique widely used by companies in deciding whether or not to accept a lot or batch of products based on the inspection result of a sample taken from the lot. Majority of acceptance sampling plans are developed assuming symmetrical data distribution, whereas actual scenarios include product lifetime which is often non-symmetrical. In this article, a generalized modified group chain sampling plan (GMGChSP) based on non-symmetrical data is proposed using preceding lot information. An iterative technique is employed to find the design parameters of the proposed plan by satisfying the pre-specified consumers risks, number of testers and proportion defective. The performance of the proposed plan is compared to an established plan developed by Mughal et al. (2016b).
Analysing the Effect of Conflict on Nutrition Supply: Evidence from Conflict-affected South Asian Countries Sithy Jesmy Abdul rasheed; Mohd Zaini Abd Karim; Shri Dewi Applanaidu
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Ensuring food security depends on sufficient intake of nutrition. However, malnutrition is a very serious problem and on-going concern in conflict-affected five countries in South Asia. International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) and other international organizations accepted that conflict is a unique reason for malnutrition in conflict-affected developing world. The key objective of present research is to examine the effect of conflict on nutrition supply in conflict-affected five countries in South Asia, namely, Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka from 1980 to 2014 by employing the PSS-ARDL bounds test approach to cointegration. Empirical findings of this study provide an evidence that conflict is a single most important reason among included variables for poor nutrition intake (calorie intake) in South Asia. This finding is more useful to the policy-makers and the government, to take efficient steps to minimize and prevent conflict in order to achieve economic development through enhancing human development.
Linking Human Capital, Information Technology and Material Handling Equipment to Warehouse Operations Performance Azahari Ramli; Muhammad Shukri Bakar; Buba Musa Pulka; Najafi Auwalu Ibrahim
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Human capital, information technology and material handling equipment are considered as the vital resources needed by organization in operating warehouse effectively and efficiently. However, there are very few previous studies that have proved conclusively the relationships between these resources and warehouse operation performance. Hence, this study is conducted to determine these relationships in order to explain better how these resources should be given priority. A set of questionnaires were developed for a population of 1,589 licensed manufacturing warehouses in Peninsular Malaysia. A total of 800 warehouse managers participated in the study. The data were collected via mail and 102 valid responses were analysed. The study found that all these resources had positive and significant relationship with warehouse operations performance. The study concluded that human capital should be given high priority in the warehouse operations to enable firms achieve high performance.
The Significant Role of Communication, Price, and Quality in Creating a Brand Trust to Achieve Purchase Behavior Antecedents and Consequence of Consumer Brand Trust Jamal Mohammed Esmail Alekam; Nik Kamariah Nik Mat; Salniza Md. Salleh
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According to the relationship marketing factors, brand trust is one of the key element in brand building and in securing customer loyalty. Hence, the objective of this study is to examine the influence of product price, perceived product quality, and communication on brand trust and the effect of brand trust on consumer purchase behavior based on Relationship Theory perspective. The research instrument was developed based on items taken from previous studies. Questionnaires were distributed to 1000 consumers in 10 primary and secondary School in 3 city Sanaa, Ibb and Aden districts in Yemen. of the total distributed questionnaires, only 711 questionnaires were used for statistical analysis. Analysis was performed using Partial Least Squares (PLS SEM). Results indicate that communication, perceived price, perceived product quality significant impact on trust brand, It also the finding shows that trust has a positive significant impact purchase behavior, the constructed model has a good goodness-of-fit index. This study also discusses practical implications and applications for developing and less developed countries.

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