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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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THE CUSTOMER PERCEPTION OF BRIGHT AUTO PLAST PVT LTD Divyaranjani R
International Journal of Supply Chain Management Vol 7, No 2 (2018): International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM)
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To study the customer perception of Bright Auto Plast Pvt Ltd." This study is confined to the automobile companies only. The sample size is chosen as 30. Convenience Sampling is used, and descriptive research is adopted. This study is mainly carried on to find the customer satisfaction level of Bright Auto Plast Pvt Ltd. The major factors that lead to customer satisfaction are the product, pricing, quality, and service. The study has found that the existing system in Bright Auto Plast is not adequate and can be modified accordingly to make it effective.
An Asset-Based Analysis of Supply Chain Quality Management to the Collision of Information Technology Arunkumar S
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The target of this paper expands upon earlier research, to give some new points of view in clarifying how Information Technology (IT) can make a maintained competitive advantage (MCA) and supply chain quality management (SCQM) capacities for the firm. The outcome demonstrates that the vast majority of IT assets are emphatically related with SCQM capacities and firm execution. Particularly, the outside-in and crossing assets will probably accomplish better supply chain quality capacities and give a MCA to firm execution.Keywords-Asset-Based analysis, Information Technology (IT), maintained competitive advantage (MCA), supply chain quality management (SCQM).Keywords-Asset-Based analysis, Information Technology (IT), maintained competitive advantage (MCA), supply chain quality management (SCQM).
A STUDY ON MOTIVATION AND JOB SATISFACTION WITH REFERENT TO WARE HOUSE MANAGEMENT Poongavanam, S.
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The present study investigates the relationship between Motivation and Job Satisfaction. Motivation has been treated as an important factor in the company and has a significant impact on Job Satisfaction. The respondents were contact during the lunch break; convenience sampling techniques is used to select the sample size of 100. t Primary data has been collected by the researcher through structured questionnaires. Keywords-work climate, flow of information, flexibility and freedom of work. Job satisfaction, warehouse management
Total Quality Management in transportation Bhuvaneswari K
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Transportation associations, especially open transport organizations, have not taken after the lead of assembling or other administration ventures in receiving Total Quality Administration (TQM). As of late, quality has turned into a critical aggressive procedure in the worldwide market. In not so distant future, because of World Trade Organization understandings, globalization, and intensity, transport associations have no decision other than receiving TQM for their survival. This article shows a foundation on TQM and locations the objectives of utilizing this system in transport associations. The article looks at add up to quality transportation (TQT) and its hierarchical structure and execution show in connection to Deming's 14 focuses. The model displayed in this exploration gives improved strategies for transportation quality and consumer loyalty.
Development and Reserve Responsive Information System C, Devi; Rajasekar, D.
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-Business forms include a few points of view that have an impact in every one of the periods of the business procedure administration lifecycle. The authoritative point of view addresses the path in which HR partake in process exercises. HR is of most extreme significance as they are in charge of the right execution of procedures. In any case, the authoritative viewpoint has gotten less consideration than others and the current support is restricted. With the point of facilitating the improvement of advances in human asset administration in business forms, in this paper we display a novel structure that gathers a few angles to be considered alongside the current support.
Intentional Ploys in Outsourcing Provisions: The Need for Familiarizing Competence in Conveying Enduring Results Meenakshi Sundaram; S. Poongavanam
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Adjustment is frequently observed as a key upper hand for outsourcing merchants. Outsourcing research has frequently accepted that merchant abilities are static. In any case, subsequently of instabilities and additionally changes in the customer condition, merchants should have the capacity to adjust their outsourcing abilities. The point of our examination is to look at two differentiating outsourcing approaches and represent how a versatile approach may convey better outcomes for customers in the long haul. The discoveries show that rearranging first and outsourcing a while later adds to a more controlled usage, which brings about a more characterized and stable arrangement of merchant outsourcing capacities that added to here and now achievement. Conversely, outsourcing first and revamping later shows a less controlled upgrade of the customer's hierarchical structure, which requires a pliable arrangement of outsourcing capacities to oblige future change. The last key ploy brings about an amplified adjustment period, as a few capacities should be created after some time. Be that as it may, it might enhance accomplishment after some time as ensuing changes in the customer condition can be provided food for superior manner. The paper utilizes a mix of writing and contextual investigation look into. A review contextual investigation approach was received, utilizing meetings, perceptions and examination of reports. Two contextual analyses using differentiating customers methodologies were researched and looked at. In one of the contextual investigations, the customer redesigned exercises first and after that outsourced them, while in the other, the customer did the turnaround outsourced first and afterward revamped.
Product Development of Various Life Cycles for Inventory Network Management System Development Aruneshwar D.K; D. Rajasekar
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The present defense industry development, driven by the rising needs towards economical condition, has made numerous life cycle product remanufacturing into an imperative viewpoint in giving the answer for effective store network administration from as right on time as the outline arrange. Because of these strict needs, key resources are engaged in this examination, to give it an adaptable system to be actualized for different protection various life cycle products intended to be remanufactured. This paper talks about the writing survey done for inventory network administration, different life cycle products, remanufacturing forms and basic achievement calculates new product advancement. It is additionally intended to set the necessities for any protection products, of which ought to be intended to consolidate the different life cycle personality. The point has along these lines been to build up an attainable system that will be tried for distinguished safeguard products and decide if it is a necessity in the underlying plan of new product advancement. In outline, this exploration will give a superior observation and go about as a rule for new product advancement, especially for protection or other applicable modern products. The thought is novel to help product fashioners to work together with inventory network supervisors keeping in mind the end goal to hold the study of different life cycle products.
Lombok Islamic Tourism Attractiveness: Non-Moslem Perspectives Bastaman, Aam -
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Regional Government of Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara (previously known as Lesser Sunda Islands) has declared the island of Lombok as Islamic tourism destination. The aim is to keep Islamic tradition in Lombok and offer Lombok uniqueness with strong Islamic characteristics and background to visitors. This new Islamic branding also to differentiate Lombok with Bali which is perceived too western, despite its strong local culture. The Islamic tourism branding is also to attract Moslem visitors from both local and overseas as well non-Moslem to enjoy Lombok without having to leave Islamic way of life and for the host on welcoming and serving the tourists during the visit. This new branding however arises some new questions; how the non-Moslem would response to the new Islamic tourism branding and what are the related potential issues and concerns. To answer the questions a preliminary qualitative study was conducted  through series of interview with some Indonesian non-Moslem informants who have strong interest in tourism. The result suggest there is an acceptenace of Islamic tourism and branding and signifies Indonesia as Moslim country. Peace, inclusiveness, and being universal are the potiential key branding points for Islamic tourism in Lombok, with the island natural beauty and cultural heritage as the main attraction. however, there is a concern of misunderstanding of Islam as religion which emphasizes on strictnes and restrictions. Yet the issue could further be explored in the future research.
Conceptualizing Muslim Consumer Ethical Behaviour and its Antecedents Muhammad Iskandar Hamzah; Abdul Kadir Othman; Faridah Hassan; Jalilah Ahmad; Muhammad Abdul Adib Abdul Aziz
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Businesses are gradually realizing the importance of corporate social responsibility in securing greater returns in their operations. This approach is intended to create good image for the company subsequently to attract consumers to purchase products or services from that company. The issue now is whether the consumers are ethical or not in their decision to purchase products or services from the company. Ethical consumers will think twice before making their decision to purchase. Within the western world, pertinent issues like human rights, environmental concern, sustainability, intellectual property rights and others are recognized as the major concern for the consumers before making purchase decision. In other parts of the world especially in developing countries, Muslim community is a steadily growing consumer group that should not be rightfully ignored. Studies in the areas of Muslim consumer ethics and purchasing behaviour have still remained relatively unexplored, thus, calling for this research to lessen the gap. The objective of this study is to conceptualize, develop and validate a Muslim consumer ethical model. The expected result of the study is the development of the Muslim consumer ethical model that can be used to identify the determinants of this behaviour. The results will provide deep insights on the right strategies that could be devised by companies based on the model.
The Influence of Role Conflict and Role Ambiguity on Employee Job Satisfaction of Transportation Companies in Indonesia Wirson Bongga; Ade Irma Susanty
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Transportation companies in Indonesia are businesses prioritizing services to the community. Job satisfaction of the employees is the major driving factor in improving the services. This study analyzes the influences of role conflict and role ambiguity on employee job satisfaction of transportation companies in Indonesia with the total samples of 154 people. The data is analyzed using path analysis. The result of this study has obtained coefficient of determination (CD) or R square (R2), in which the overall R square (R2) value for the role conflict and role ambiguity is 62.8%. Role conflict and role ambiguity have significant negative impact, both simultaneously and partially on employee job satisfaction. Therefore, in order to improve the employee job satisfaction, transportion companies in Indonesia need to decrease the rate of role conflict and role ambiguity. The transportation companies in Indonesia are suggested to build a good communication environment, maximize the evaluation system of work and improve office facilities in order to spur employee morale and increase employee loyalty to the companies.

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