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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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Determinant Factors for Knowledge Sharing in Facilities Management of Private Finance Initiative Procurement Irwan Mohammad Ali; Mohd Azian Zaidi; Kharizam Ismail; Mohamed Imran Mohamed Ariff
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In the current state of Private Finance Initiative (PFI) procurement, there are numerous problems and issues stressed out by some scholars. The case is more complicated and critical once the PFI procurement come to Facilities Management (FM) phase. By means of accepting the contribution of Knowledge Sharing (KS) towards organizational performance, a cross sectional study design was conducted. This research aims are to identify the determinant factors towards knowledge sharing in facilities management of private finance initiative procurement. A set of questionnaires was developed based on numerous constructs gained from previous studies. A total of 50 set web-based self-administrative questionnaire were distributed amongst FM and PFI procurement experts. However, only 39 sets were answered and completed. The data then analyses using SPSS Statistics Version 21. The finding suggested the conceptual framework for this research consists of five determinant factors as independent variables working culture, staff attitude, motivation to share, nature of knowledge to share, and opportunities to share. Meanwhile, knowledge sharing benefits towards performance management as dependent variables.
The Effects of Fuel Subsidy Removal on Input Costs of Productions: Leontief Input-Output Price Model Mukaramah Harun
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The study analyzes the impact of fuel subsidy removal policy on input costs of production sectors in Malaysia by applying the Input-output Price Model using Malaysia Input-output Table 2010. The elimination of subsidy on fuels such as RON95, RON97 and Diesel led to the increase in fuel prices by 32% on average. The increase in fuel prices led to an increase in production input costs for all 66 sectors, where the increase in the input costs of each sector exceeded the hike in fuel prices. There are 4 sectors whose production input costs are higher than the fuel subsidy removal policy namely fishing and aquaculture; transportation and storage; utilities; crops, animal production and hunting; and food products. Input-output price model application is an approach less commonly used in previous studies in Malaysia even though it is the most appropriate model for analyzing the impact of fuel subsidy removal on sectoral input costs. This study shows that the elimination of fuel subsidies has a major impact on the country's inflation and drastic global oil price changes can challenge the Malaysian economic sustainability.
A Global Trend of the Electronic Supply Chain Management (e-SCM) Research: A Bibliometric Analysis Aidi Ahmi; Suzari Abdul Rahim; Hany Elbardan
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Research about electronic supply chain management (e-SCM) has been initiated on 2000, during the advancement of the internet and the information and communication technology (ICT). Since then, e-SCM attracted the attention of many researchers and various studies were conducted. This study aims at drawing the trends of the e-SCM research using bibliometric analysis of all the up to date e-SCM publications that has been indexed in Google Scholar and offer some research ideas in e-SCM. E-SCM related keywords have been used to search in the Google Scholar database. Analysed parameters include year of publication, publication type, language of publication, citation analysis, title analysis, and authorship patterns. The findings show that the first publication on e-SCM was in 2000 and the e-SCM publications reached its peak during 2009. Journal articles type is the most common type that has been published compared to conference paper and other publication types. English language is the dominant publication language. Three publications on e-SCM have been cited more than 100 times. This study also found that the word analysis and study are the common words used in the title of the publications and most of the publications in e-SCM have been written by a single author.
Antecedents toward the Purchase Intention among Sarawakian Young Smart phone Users Irene Kho; Ting Hui Bun; Pang Wei Chao; Mark Kasa
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The vast technological development has been widely accepted by consumers, prevalently seen through the popularity and mass use of smart phones. This scenario posed a challenge to the smart phone operators and companies, in order to retain their existing smart phone users; while at the same time, attracting the often unpredictable, young potential consumers.Hence, this study investigated the relationship between the antecedents (features, brand, price, social influence, and advertising) and purchase intention towards smart phones, with the focus on young consumers. Paper questionnaires were distributed through convenience sampling, andmultiple linear regressions were implemented for the data analysis. The results revealedthat brand, social influence, and advertising are related to purchase intention. On the contrary, features and price were discovered to be not related to purchase intention. Hence, industry practitioners, especially smart phone companies and providers, should consider these antecedents to aid their sales effort for future business sustainability.
The Effect of Online Customer Experience Towards Repurchase Intention Yusepaldo Pasharibu; Eristia Lidia Paramita; Gea Stephani
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Internet users develop rapidly in a developing country, such as Indonesia. Therefore, it will change the consumer behavior, mainly the way of transaction, which is from conventionally to electronically that called as e-commerce. Moreover, one of the objectives that all business either conventional or online want is to achieve the loyal consumer. The indicator of the loyal consumer mainly determines through repurchase intention that can be chasing while they can give their customers a positive experience. This study aimed to observe the effect of customer experience toward repurchase intention in one of a favourite e-commerce site in Indonesia, called as Tokopedia. A quantitative method with 200 respondents conducted in this research. Thus the data were analysed using multiple linear regressions technique. The findings of this study showed that customer experience variables, including sense, feel, act and relate positively influenced to repurchase intention, whereas, variable think had no affected to the repurchase intention.
Investigation Study towards Consumer Behavior and Purchasing Decisions Bissan Sbakhi; Muneera Esa; Wira Mohd Shafieic
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Studies of purchase choice dealt with buyers as consumers through several activities such as selecting, purchasing and benefiting from the products. Most of the studies defined the buyers as consumers and focused on purchase decision making. Several studies reported that purchasing decisions always respond to questions related to how, where, when and why consumers buy their products. This paper explains the consumer behavior theory through explaining different literature review then explaining the meaning of decision- making process and defining the basic factors influencing purchasing decision-making.
The Influence of Marketing Stimuli on Consumer Purchase Decision of Malaysia’s Cosmetic Industry Khalilah Abd Hafiz; Khairul Anuar Mohd Ali
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Cosmetics play essential roles and have animpactonconsumers everyday lives on building one self-esteem and confidence. Young consumers have become beauty conscious and engaging in the beauty lifestyle. Demand for cosmetics is dynamic in Malaysia, however, less attention dedicated to the cosmetic industry in the local setting in the literature. One main issue faced by marketers is their changing behaviour, tastes, and preferences. Marketers have the challenges in trying to cope with their behavioural changes and understanding their decision-making factors and processes correctly and accurately. Hence, the paper aims to examine the influence of product, price, promotion, and place on consumer purchase decision of makeups. The researchers applied store intercept model (convenience sampling) by using self-administered survey. Multiple regression was employed. The researchers conducted a pilot study of 102 respondents aged from 18 to 25 years old who shopped at shopping malls in Klang Valley, Malaysia. The empirical results confirm that promotion is the only construct that has a significant relationship with consumer purchase decision.
Social Support, Trust and Purchase Intention in Social Commerce Era Makmor, Nurkhalida; Shah Alam, Syed; Abd Aziz, Norzalita
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Due to increasing numbers of purchases in the onlineindustry has created trust as a critical path in an online environment. In fact, it is more critical when trust has identified as crucial in online commerce. Consumers are reluctant to have a purchase intention when they distrust towards the website.  Consumers nowadays, who represent the future buyers, seem to have reasons how they can trust in online commerce and ultimately lead them to have purchase intention. Drawn from social support theory, trust and purchase intention, this research empiricallyis to test which characters of social support (emotional and informational support) have significant influence purchase intention and to test whether the trust has a significant influence on purchase intention.  Furthermore, to test the mediating effects oftrust in social commerce.  The research conducted in the quantitativeapproach and used non-probability (convenience sampling) by using questionnaire surveys. A correlation and multiple regression analyses were applied. A total of 200 respondents participated. Our results shed some lights on social commerce literature. The result confirms that there is a relationship between social supports such as emotional and informational support on purchase intention. Finding also revealed that trust as fully mediates the relationship between the variables. This research can entirelycontribute to the literature by providing and introducing to both marketers and consumers by identifying the factors influencing purchase intention in social commerce.
Identity Representation in Customization. A Case of Nike Shoes Kiet Tuan Nguyen; Phuong Van Nguyen; Khoa Anh Ngoc Le; Thao Danh Doan Bui
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Customization has been well-studied in perspective of manufacturers in the context of developed countries, however, not well-explored in developing countries like Vietnam. The present research was conducted to address customization as a value creator, associated withthe particularcase of Nike's shoes, for consumers in Vietnam. Based on prior studies, a model was built to examine customization through the meaning of customized products. This research aims to determineimportantfactors influencing the product meaning that young consumers use to evaluate Nike's products. Following a survey-based quantitative approach, Partial Least Square-Structural Equation Model (PLS-SEM) was used to analyze 227 participants, who have used Nike's products. The findings showed that personal identity-based motivation, social identity-based motivation, need for uniqueness, andaestheticimpressions wereimportantpredictors of customized Nike's shoes meaning, which influences consumer evaluation of the products.
Using Advertising Value as The Stimulus Consumers to Change from Trial Action to Repurchase Action Diem Phan, Quynh Thi; Nguyen, Phuong Van; Anh Le, Khoa Ngoc; Vu, Ngan Tuyet
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The advertising value has become an integrated part of every business. Although numerous research has explored the effectiveness of advertising, the perceived online advertising value has not been explored completely in terms of consumers’ awareness and stimulatory behaviors in the emerging market like Vietnam. By using Partial Least Squares-Structural Equation Model (PLS-SEM) approach, this study aims to investigate the roles of advertising value in stimulating consumers to repurchase action. Based on the data analysis of 209 correspondents, the findings showed that most of the key antecedents to advertising value, such as informative-ness, irritation, credibility, personalization, involvement and interactivity have a positive impact on the online advertising value. However, other factor, entertainment, was negatively associated with the online advertising value. Finally, in turn the advertising value has both direct and indirect effects on repurchase action via trial action and customers’ awareness. The results eventually lead to the improvement in creating an appealing online advertisement.

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