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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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Exploring the Link between Supply Chain Agility, Supply Chain Cost, Supply Chain Responsiveness, Global supply Chain Risk Management, and Contribution in Global Manufacturing: An Indonesian Perspective Arifin, Agus Zainul; Yanuar, Yanuar; M.N, Nuryasman
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During last decade, supply chain management has emerged as a key for sustainable completive advantages. Increasing globalization has given birth to new philosophies and businessman has started focusing on the new ways of occupying market share. However, the share of Indonesia in global production has decreased from 31.953% in the start of this year to 20% in 2017. Which shows a gradual decrease of 11% in 16 years. To address this issue, the ultimate objective of this study is to develop a framework to boost global manufacturing through supply chain activities. This objective was achieved by examining the effect of supply chain agility, effective supply chain cost, supply chain responsiveness and risk management practices. Survey questionnaires was used to collect the data and PLS SEM used to analyze the data. It is found that supply chain agility, effective supply chain cost and supply chain responsiveness has significant positive effect on global manufacturing. Moreover, risk management practices as a moderating variable strengthen this effect and enhances the global manufacturing activities. 
Interaction between Supply Chain Management and Management Accounting Practices for Preventing Fraud to Firm’s Performance Tulus Suryanto
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Although several studies have been carried out on Management Accounting Practices (MAP) and Supply Chain Management (SCM) but separately, without looking at their synergic role in an organization. Similarly, studies have examined impact of fraud and corruption on a firms performance but none has measured the impact of Management Accounting Practices or Supply Chain Management singularly or in a combined role on Firm Performance (FPP). This study aims at understanding the interaction of Management Accounting Practices and Supply Chain Management for preventing fraud for ensuring a firm performance. Hence, this study attempts to examine the mediating role of Supply Chain Management in explaining the relationship between Management Accounting Practices and Firm Performance for the purpose of preventing fraud. Data for the study was collected through a questionnaire distributed to 60 financial institutions in Indonesia which included banks, insurance, finance and leasing companies. The respondents were mainly manager level executives. The collected data was analyzed through SEM Smart PLS Package. Pearson correlation coefficients were obtained to test the hypotheses of the study. Results revealed positive relationship between Management Accounting Practices and Supply Chain Management and a positive relationship between Management Accounting Practices and Firm Performance. The study also revealed that Supply Chain Management could be used to mediate the relationship between Management Accounting Practices and Firm Performance and this interaction could be utilized to prevent fraud. These findings support the theoretically expected positive relationship between Supply Chain Management and Firm Performance. Additionally, the results of the study also reiterate the theoretical role of Supply Chain Management to consolidate Management Accounting Practices. The findings would be useful for financial managers in banking and insurance sector to consider Supply Chain Management in determining their key performance indicators (KPIs) of the firm.
Supply Chain Management in the Indonesian Fashion Industry and Analysis of Corporate Aripin Ahmad
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The purpose of the study is to determine the role of risk and performance on maintaining the SSCM level, to regulate the role of sustainable supply chain management on maintaining the sustainable product, to discuss the mediating role of SSCM between the role of risk and performance and the sustainable product and to examine the role of PLS assessment product on maintaining the sustainable product. Through e-mail survey has been chosen, and questionnaires has been dispersed by using simple random sampling method. The three hundred (300) questionnaires has been dispersed among fashion industry model of Indonesia. The result shown that Risk and Performance, SSCM and PLC Assessment possess a positive association on Sustainable Product. Further, the results of the investigation uncover that these organizations in Indonesia center altogether around provider consistence with their set of accepted rules, utilizing further checking and inspecting exercises to avert production issues in creating nations, enhance generally sustainability criteria and supply chain performance for their providers.
Identifying Tax Efficient Supply Chain Management Practices in Cross-Border Transactions Waluyo, Waluyo
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The objective of this study is to explore the efficient supply chain management practices. The current study examined low supply chain cost and supply chain agility as efficient supply chain management practices in Indonesia. Moreover, the moderating effect of tax was also examined. Primary data were collected from employees of supply chain companies. Thus, a quantitative research approach was used. Total 300 questionnaires were distributed among the employees of supply chain companies. Findings of the study revealed that low supply chain cost and supply chain agility effect significantly on international sales among Indonesian supply chain companies. Low supply chain cost and increase in supply chain agility have a positive contribution towards international sales related to the supply chain. However, a tax has a negative influence on cross-border transactions or international sales. It significantly decreases the positive effect of low supply chain cost and supply chain agility on international sales.  
An Empirical Investigation of the Relationship between Institutional Aspect and Supply Chain Strategy in Relation to Investment Policy in Indonesia M Widaningsih; Budiman Rusli; Margo Punomo; Candradewini .
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The asset size of institutional investment in Indonesia is only about 6% of its GDP which is an obvious indication of a very weak potential of investors to contribute to countrys development plans or its infrastructure development. Hence, most asset managers and institutional investors fail to get any opportunity to work with Big Data analytics or financial supply chain management (SCM) practices. Due to a relatively restricted workflow and a very small volume of data to dispose, they mostly depend upon manual spreadsheets and primitive financial accounting methods. As a result, the data available for investors to make investment decisions are very limited in scope, lacking metrics for analysis. This study investigated the interrelationship of such institutional investors with supply chain practices. The results revealed that manually kept data of Indonesia investors are not properly organized nor are retrievable from their archives. The data of this study was collected through interviews of portfolio and asset managers, brokers and commissioned agents in banks, insurance and stock institutions of Indonesia. The theoretical framework of this study enabled to understand the scope of institutional investments in different scenarios. The findings reveal the evolution of such practices like sustainable SCM and green SCM that have strengthened the institutional investment patterns in Indonesia.
Legal and Contractual Framework in Supply Chain Management and Distribution Channels: An Indonesian Perspective Evita Isretno Israhadi
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The subject matter of this paper concerns the Legal and contractual framework in supply chain management and distribution channels in the Indonesian perspective. A questionnaire survey was carried out with regulatory dimensions and such criteria that will enable the researcher to get information on legal and contractual framework in supply chain companies of various sectors such as coal, cement, construction, timber, and agriculture in Indonesia. A theoretical sustainable SCM model was devised to carry out this empirical study. The data collected was examined through content analysis approach. The findings revealed the absence of a formal and written legal and conceptual framework in the sampled organizations. These findings are expected to help supply chain managers and stakeholders in various industry sectors to in Indonesia to design such legal and contractual frameworks for supply chain management and distribution networks that would help Indonesian businesses operate smoothly.
Sustainable Supply Chain Management in the Quantitative Framework: Developments, Directions and Economic Analysis in Indonesia Srinita Srinita
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The prime objective of the current study was to investigate the impact of an effective supply chain system on sustainable supply chain management in Indonesia. In addition to that, we have also investigated the impact of information and communication technology on the relationship between the effective supply chain system and sustainable supply chain management. this study adopted PLS SEM to analyze the data. After confirmation of reliability and validity, the SEM was used to analyze the hypothesis. The direct and indirect effect was examined. Indirect effect was examined to check the mediation. In this process, the p-value was considered. While analyzing the data, 0.05 minimum level of p-value was considered to test the hypothesis. According to the direct results, it is shown that all hypothesis has a p-value less than 0.05. Therefore, it accepts H1, H2, H3, H4, H5, H6 and H7 and for all mediation hypothesis, the t-value is above 1.96 and p-value is below 0.05 which accept H8, H9, and H10. Before testing the hypothesis, data reliability and validity was scrutinized. These steps were taken through PLS 3. The results of the study are showing a great deal of agreement with our proposed hypothesis as all of our hypothesis are accepted significantly. The results of the study are will be helpful for policymakers, researchers, and practitioner for formulating policy or carrying out researches on the issue of sustainable supply chain management.
Application of Supply Chain Management Practices in Banks: Evidence from Indonesia Dewi Anggraini; Azreen Hamiza; Caturida Meiwanto Doktoralina; Sri Anah
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The present study aims to examine the idea of supply chain management in the financial institutions like banks in the region of Indonesia. After the detailed examination of existing literature current research work has developed a model for the supply chain in financial perspective with its physical implication as well. By focusing on 5 multinational banking firms, current research work has studied the causal association between the SCM and banking sector for their performance. Findings of the study explain that both SCM and working of financial institutions are highly linked to each other. In short, SCM is a meaningful tool for the banking firms or the organizational performance and various departmental heads are very much aware to SCM practices for the greater banking performance. The core limitations of the study are very limited sample size and just focusing on the one selected banking category (International banks). However, the practical implications of the study are very much significant.
The Role of Accounting and Risk Management in Supply Chain Management: A lesson learnt from the Indonesian Meat Industry Irma Setyawati
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Now a day, supply chain management (SCM) has been continuously imperative. Supply chain management performs is developed up. A significant number of studies were centered around supply chain management in the scholarly community. The motivation behind this investigation of study is to inspect the part of risk management on upgrading the execution of supply chain management, to look at the capacity of accounting management on expanding the execution of supply chain management, to reinforce the moderating part of information technology between risk management and supply chain management and to fortify the moderating part of information technology between accounting management and supply chain management. To accomplish these destinations, the present investigation utilized quantitative approach. Study strategy used to gather the information. Information were gathered from workers of Indonesian association of meat provider. Three hundred (300) samples were appropriated among the respondents. After analyzing the information through Smart PLS 3, it was discovered that meat providers and meat providers have been moving and centering towards decreasing cost, upgrading productivity and viability of supply chain management framework. In addition, it was explored that for decreasing cost and improving execution accounting management programming is fundamental. Further, information technology is the beneficial choice to decreased risk and enhancing the effectiveness of supply chain management in Indonesian association.
Role of Green Supply Chain Management in embolden Competitiveness and Performance: Evidence from Indonesian Organizations Armalia Reny Wijayanti Ananda; Pudji Astuty; Yudhinanto Cahyo Nugroho
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The current research investigates the empirical debate that impact of green supply chain management on competitiveness and performance. For doing this purpose, the current study divided performance into three sub-categories which are environmental performance, economic performance, and operational performance. The current study is conducted in the manufacturing industry in Indonesia. The results of structural equation modeling confirm that green purchasing, green information system, and eco-design have a positive and significant impact on competitiveness. Moreover, the results further suggested that competitiveness has also positively and significantly impact on environmental performance, economic performance and operational performance. The results further suggested that competitiveness is highly positive and significant impact on environmental performance followed by operational performance and economic performance. Therefore, it is recommended that competitiveness is the main factor in order to enhance and strengthen environmental and operational performance.

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