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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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Influence of Perceived Value and Personal Values on Consumers Repurchase Intention of Natural Beauty Product Siti Nor Bayaah Binti Ahmad; Azizah Omar
International Journal of Supply Chain Management Vol 7, No 2 (2018): International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM)
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Consumers concern on health and environment has been remarkable increasing recently. With vaguer product status especially on its impact on human body and health, consumers shifted to a more health option in which products that were produced from natural ingredients. Understanding the consumers concern for their health and wellbeing should be the guideline for marketers in strategizing the marketing tactics. Besides the growing emphasis on external appearance, consumers concerned on health and the environment has appeared as a recent consumer drives. This study aims to investigate the consumers perspective in relation to consumers perceived value and personal values when it comes to their decision to repurchase the same brand of natural beauty products. 300 questionnaires were distributed among the users of natural skin care products with 226 were returned and usable. The study findings indicated that functional value contributed the highest with = 0.398 and p = 0.00, followed by environment consciousness, with = 0.293 and p = 0.000 and health consciousness = 0.264 and p = 0.00. Practically, the findings helped marketers to be creative when promoting the beauty products by emphasizing on ecological beauty or product safety to feed into the womens attitude toward natural beauty products. Having a thoughtful mind on the factors that driven the intention of these women consumers will aid in designing a message with better persuasion.
A Framework for Implementing ISO 9000 and Total Quality Culture in Higher Education Che Azlan bin Taib; Ahmed Hani Mohammed; Rosman Iteng; Halim Mad Lazim
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Abstract This paper presents a framework for implementing ISO 9000 total quality culture for Higher Education Institutions (HEIs). The understanding and practices level, as well as the relationship with organizational performance also presented. The preliminary data were collected through questionnaire approach, and respondent selection is based on simple random sampling methodology. A total of 73 (87.6%) valid data were analyzed. The result indicate 20% of the respondents do not understand or unsure about ISO 9000. From descriptive analysis and correlation coefficient testing, the study found the average level of understanding and practice levels is moderate. The coefficient correlation (r) indicates a strong relationship between the level of understanding and the level of practice for ISO 9000with r = .804, n = 73 (p.001). The study also disclosed that it is a significant correlation exists between the level of understanding QMS ISO 9000 and the level of practice, the value of r = 0.789 (p0.001). Finally, the study shows strong significant relationships between the level of understanding and practice of the achievement performance of UUM on the value of r =.796, (p .001). As a conclusion the awareness training is an essential to ensure the effectiveness of ISO 9000 Quality Management System(QMS) and total quality culture implementation.
MOOCs Continuance Intention in Malaysia: The Moderating Role of Internet Self-efficacy Mohd Kamarul Irwan Abdul Rahim; Mawaddah Mohamad
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Previous researches have validated that students intention to continue use MOOCs was mainly determined by Usefulness and Enjoyment. This paper takes a different approach from previous studies and postulates that relationship between Usefulness and Enjoyment on MOOCs Continuance Intention are moderated by Internet Self-efficacy. Partial Least Square Path Modelling (PLS-PM) approach has been employed to analyse the data collected. Using online survey data from 251 students registered with Malaysia MOOCs program, the results revealed that Internet Self-efficacy moderates the relationship between Enjoyment and MOOCs Continuance Intention. However, the moderating effect of Internet Self-efficacy showed insignificant result on the path between Usefulness and MOOCs Continuance Intention.
The Impact of Online Consumer Review to Online Hotel Booking Intention in Malaysia Lian Fong Stany Wee; Tan Pei Kian; Yeo Sook Fern; Soh Long Quan
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Travellers today tend to believe more on peer reviews in selecting tourism products and services instead of information provided by the businesses. With the rise of communication technologies such as Web 2.0, there is pool of opinions on hotels, tourism destinations, and even travel services that are expressed from the perspective of consumer consumption in the internet. As online review becomes an important source for travellers to evaluate the quality of hospitality services, only hoteliers that take advantage of online review are able to attract the attention of travellers that utilize the digital channel for information searching. The increment of hotels and rooms in Malaysia has somehow exceed the increment of tourist arrivals in the recent years. Hoteliers are worried that the supply would go beyond the demand in the future with the continuous growth of hotels but average occupancy rate remains at 62 to 63 percent. Thus, this study aims to examine the causal relationship between the attributes of the online consumer reviews and the online hotel booking intention specifically in Malaysia context. 200 survey responses were collected from local travellers that have at least once booked hotel through online method. The results show that usefulness (t = 3.478, p 0.01), valence (t = 2.462, p 0.05), and timeliness (t = 2.145, p 0.05) of the online consumer review significantly affect the online hotel booking intention in Malaysia. This findings provide an insight to hoteliers on how to manage and improve the online consumer reviews that are accessible.
Purchase intention of Consumers from Melaka towards Mobile Advertising Goh Mei Ling; Tan Seng Huat; Yeo Sook Fern; Lim Kah Boon
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Acceleration growth in the telecommunication technology especially in mobile devices has resulted to greater new opportunities to the marketing strategies. It thus has led to the current study on the purchase intention of consumers from Melaka towards mobile advertising. A survey was conducted with a set of self-administered questionnaire. A total of 250 respondents was recruited using convenience sampling. The results show that three out of five independent variables examined, namely credibility, irritation and incentive are significant. Informativeness and entertainment were found to have no impact on purchase intention. The regression model is able to explain 73.6% of the variation in consumers purchase intention. This study is able to provide information in relation to factors influencing purchase intention of consumer which has laid a basis in helping the mobile advertisers to develop better strategy of their advertisement.
Factors influencing supplier performance: Evidence from farmers in West Java, Indonesia Fitri Aprilianty; Atik Aprianingsih; Mustika Sufiati Purwanegara
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AbstractThe purpose of this study is to investigate factors that may affect farmers performance in the buyer-seller relationship within the agribusiness supply chain. Those factors include benevolence, structural formalization and contract completeness, dependency, and power. The author investigates how the five variables may impact cooperativeness and performance. The respondents for this study are a hundred farmers from Cianjur, Gunung Halu, and Garut. The primary data then analyzed using descriptive statistics and path analysis. The results show that dependency influence performance through power and cooperativeness, meanwhile benevolence influences performance through cooperativeness.
Problematic Information Technology Innovations and the Rate of Justice Investment: The Judicious Impact of CEO Inducement and Association Anxieties Ahmed, Sarfaraz; Kumaran, T. Senthil
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Problematic data innovation advancements display openings, as well as cause indeterminate effects on firm hazard that influences the value financing expense of a firm. This paper utilized longitudinal information from one-forty-six united states recorded firms that received radio recurrence ID (RFID), a problematic innovation that empowers inventory network prepare development. Results demonstrate that organizations that embraced RFID essentially diminished their cost of value capital, and the decrease was more grounded for firms with more noteworthy CEO motivating force based remuneration and coercive weight. The discoveries enable directors to make systems that expand the advantages of troublesome IT developments.
Simultaneous Engineering and Knowledge Management in a Semiconductor Manufacturing Firm Using TQM Rani, Seema; Reddy, Jayashankar; Poongavanam, S.
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For a long time, add up to quality administration, simultaneous designing and learning administration have won extensive consideration from modern specialists and the scholarly community. Be that as it may, few examinations have been directed on the impact of these three practices among Malaysian assembling firms. Subsequently, the target of this examination is to break down the impact of TQM, CE and KM on designing execution in a Malaysian semiconductor producing firm. For this investigation, overviews were utilized to get observational information on these three practices. The information was investigated utilizing different straight relapse examination. The discoveries demonstrated that TQM, CE and KM essentially impacts the companys building execution with the three indicators disclosing up to 53.9% of the fluctuation in designing execution. The discoveries of this examination are helpful to administrators, specialists and analysts as it gives bits of knowledge on particular zones that require sufficient thoughtfulness regarding guarantee compelling designing execution. 
Supply Chain Performance of Customer and Supplier Relationship on Indian Retail Sector R, Divyaranjani
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There is a continuous challenge for the Organizations to re-design the Supply Chain for competitive performance. Customer and Supplier Coordination play a vital role in facilitating this process. The present article investigates the effects of Customer and Supplier Coordination on Supply chain performance in Indian Retail Industry. Supply Chain Performance is taken as a composite construct of product quality, product innovation, product flexibility and Product Delivery. The Coordination Theory is used to formulate the conceptual model, and two sets of related Hypothesis are tested using statistical analysis. Survey Method is used to collect the data from Logistics and Supply Chain Managers from Retail Organizations operating in India. The Results have indicated key Coordination areas to improve competitiveness in Indian Retail Sector
The Development of Management Information Systems Smithesh Smithesh; Shameem A.
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Each part of administration in the present day age depends intensely on data to flourish. Nothing moves without data and it is for the most part trusted that data is control and that he who has it has control. It is an imperative asset expected to create different assets. Changing conditions and situations have required the requirement for the best possible dispersal of data at different levels of administration. The advancement and utilization of data administration frameworks (MIS) is a cutting edge wonder worried about the utilization of proper data that will prompt better arranging, better basic leadership and better outcomes. In talking about this point, certain crucial ideas should be comprehended and acknowledged. Some of these are: the data idea; the data administration idea; the data framework idea and the administration data idea. These ideas must be completely gotten a handle on before the significance of MIS can be valued. In this paper, an endeavor will be made to inspect these ideas and relate them to authoritative procedures and structures. What's more, administration capacities and the distinctive levels of administration will likewise be highlighted. At long last, an endeavor will be made to relate the MIS to those capacities and levels in authoritative settings. This approach will help in clarifying the significance and impact of MIS in administration.

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