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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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Challenges of Handling Bulk Cargoes at Discharging Port S. Vasantha
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Abstract-This study is based on bulk cargo handling by a freight forwarding company. Due to heavy globalization, the number of companies operating overseas is continuously extending their organizations offering the capability to deal with the complexities inherent in international trade. Since bulk cargo handling plays a wise role in the logistics industry are considered as main logistic mediator in trade, selecting a freight forwarder is a significant element in a company's success overseas. As major challenges are faced while handling bulk cargoes which has to be tackled as early as possible for future development. The study attempts to analyse the issues in handling bulk cargoes and techniques used for handling bulk cargoes which would help to resolve issues and contributes for major improvement for loading and unloading. There are different storage methods and the different types of bulk cargoes are stored differently and different handling equipments are used. The study is based on both primary and secondary data. The primary data is collected from 50 respondents through questionnaire survey. Keywords: Bulk cargo, Effectiveness, port, safety
Purchase Decision of Customers of Steel - Tamil Nadu N. Ragothaman; S. Vasantha
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Abstract: Purpose: Steel is one of the core infrastructure product, whose per capita consumption indicates the Industrial development of a nation. The average per capita consumption of steel in India is at a level of 30% of the the world per capita consumption. This article attempts to examine the relationship between different dimensions of purchase decision taken by customers of steel in Tamil Nadu. This study also aims to investigate the effect of the location of the customers and their education qualification while making the Purchase decision. Design/methodology/approach: Based on literature review the impact of location and qualification of the customers on the purchase decision of steel is examined and conceptual model is developed to analyze the relationship between study variables. Simple Purposive random sampling was followed for collecting data from steel customers of Tamil Nadu Practical Implication: This research would be useful to the organization that marketing steel to understand what are the key areas to be concentrated for impacting the Purchase decision of the customer of steel in Tamil Nadu. This will help in formulating the market strategy of the customers of steel.Findings: Customers irrespective of their area of living, either urban or semi-urban, they are price conscious and expect availability of products at one source. People with higher educational qualifications have more perceptions about the factors involved in making the purchase decision. Keywords: Steel, Customers, Dimensions of Purchase decision, Location, Educational Qualification.
An Empirical Investigation to analyse the Factors influencing the Consumer Perception regarding Life Insurance policies using Path Analysis Guru Prahaladhan; D. Umamaheswari
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The insurance companies in the country play a significant facet in enhancing the welfare of the individuals which protects the welfare and life of millions of individuals. The life insurance industry is growing at greater speed after the increase in the FDI limit sanctioned by the government. This research intends to understand the factors influencing the consumer perception regarding Life Insurance Policies.The researcher used convenience sampling method in collating the data from the respondents and the researcher used various statistical tools to analyse the data collated. It is concluded that company perception and client-company relationship are considered as the prime factors in influencing the consumer perception towards life insurance policies. Keywords: Consumer perception, company reputation, Path model
Effectiveness of ICTs in Dissemination of Agricultural Information among Farmers in Cauvery Delta, Thanjavur Aarthi Dhakshana Durairajan; Rajandran KVR
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The role of ICT in Agriculture plays a new modern paradigm that facilitates and improves the agricultural sector. The ICT had rendered service to farmers for market access, announcement of weather condition, awareness of crop diseases etc. There are several types of the ICT tools used in agriculture sector such as Radio, Television, Mobile phones, Internet, Electronic money transfer etc. The ICT helps the farmers to understand the gap between productivity and market demand. The ICT, particularly the mobile technology has helped the farm producers in knowing internal commodity prices like agriculture produce. Thus ICT has been a big platform to the farm producer for their empowerment and enhancement. The ICTs assist the farmers to provide and manage the efficient supply chain of the agricultural products. This study attempted to known the impact various ICTs on productivity. The research also determines the factors influencing to refer the ICTs in agriculture. The study focused on to identify the problems faced by the farmers while access the ICTs. The research was conducted in Cauvery Delta Region, Thanjavur District. The data survey collected from 264 respondents by using simple random sampling technique. Regression, Descriptive Statistics and Factor analysis statistical tools were used to evaluate the data. The research findings have provided useful direction for the researcher and Practitioners for to develop future ICT based dissemination systems. Keywords - Agriculture, Awareness, ICT, Farmers, Preference, Retention.
Illicit Financial Flows on Africa’s Democratic Chain Governance Ashok Kumar Katta; Murugan Ramu
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Illicit Financial Flows (IFFs) are a major challenge to Africas democratic governance. They have a direct impact on a countrys stability to raise, retain and mobilize its own resources to finance sustainable economic development. GFI (2017) finds that IFFs remain persistently high. The study finds that over the period between 2005 and 2014, IFFs on average accounted for between 14.1 percent and 24.0 percent of the total developing country trade, while outflows were estimated at 4.6 percent to 7.2 percent of total trade and inflows were between 9.5 percent and 16.8 percent. The problem with IFFs is that they are not only illicit but that their effect spreads far beyond their immediate area of occurrence. Millions of people are affected, economies are weakened, and development is stagnated, while a shady few accumulate wealth and influence. Financial flows are crucial for poor countries and have played an important role in most African countries that have made developmental progress. Since not all financial flows are good for development, the integration of poor countries into the global financial system poses opportunities as well as risks. IFFs usually facilitate most of these risks and have an overall negative impact on African countries.
Bearings of Perceived Product Quality, Skepticism towards Store Promotion and Price Orientation on Online Purchase Intention: A First-Hand Reconnaissance Sajjan Choudhuri
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Online shopping, also known as e-tailing, is gaining importance every day. There are more people who are using the internet to make apurchase than ever before. This has resulted in competition between online retailers and physical stores. The literature on the subject brings out that perceived product quality influences online purchase intention. In fact perceived product quality is agauge of consumer purchase conduct once consumers have evaluated the product. However, efforts to promote the products by sellers face skepticism of potential buyers which ultimately affects purchase intention. Consumers have diverse shopping orientations which influence purchase intention and price is one of them. It is true that the buyers expect the prices to be lower when buying online but this is also true that in thecase of customized and conspicuous consumption price plays a limited role. For the customized products buyers are willing to pay extra.The data for this project was collected with the help of a questionnaire. The questions were constructed with the help of published literature and standardized statements were considered. A five point Likert type scale was used to get responses.Reliability and validity tests were run on the constructs for testing the consistency before multiple regression was employed to arrive at results. The results show that perceived product quality, price orientation and skepticism towards online promotion have a significant effect on online Purchase intention
The Use of Sustainable Balanced Scorecard for Strategic Planning and Resource Efficiency Improvement based on Supply Chain Performance Measurement and Productivity Buthaina Rahid Al Kaabi; Bayan Jowmer
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Abstract- Performance assessment of supply chain management can be helpful in managing. One of the new approaches in this area is the use of a balanced scorecard that addresses the supply chain management strategy as a set of essential goals. Balanced Scorecard has no control role and its criteria do not apply to describing past performance. Rather, these criteria are a tool for explaining the organization's strategy and, by integrating and coordinating activities at its various levels, enables the achievement of organizational goals. In this paper, the supply chain literature and performance evaluation of supply chain management have been investigated first. The aim of this study is to establish a sustainable balanced scorecard for the selected population with the inclusion of resources, objectives, indicators, measures, issues and dimensions of the sustainability of Iraqi universities using the philosophy of strategic planning following a scientific and modern manner. Through the diagnosis of strengths and weaknesses following by a proposed treatment, the card is designed to improve the efficiency of the resources at the Faculty of Management and Economics in University of Mustansiriya. The study concludes that what is needed to ensure the assessment of the performance and integration of the dimensions of sustainability no longer in accordance with the modern methods and techniques. Also, the most important of the planning process of the College of Management and Economics is to identify the strength and weakness of their positions and by comparing the actual reality of the quality standards of higher education organizations and improve the efficiency of their resources.
Transformational Leadership and Creative Behavior Impact on Supply Chain Management: A Study of the Opinion of a Sample of Decision Makers in The Transportation, Distribution, And Materials Handling D. Makkiyah Kraidi Bunyan Alkabi; D. Dunya Tarik Ahmed Salih Al-Qaisi
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Abstract - This paper examines the effect of managerial transformational leadership on supply chain organizational learning and supply chain correlation. We also assessed the impact of uncertainty in the working environment on these relationships. By integrating multiple perspectives on organizational behavior related to learning and leadership, we developed a research model and evaluated it using survey data. The results of this analysis support the concept that the direction of supply chain organization learning fully manages the relationship between transformational leadership and supply chain correlation. Also, uncertainty in the working environment positively manages the relationship between transformational leadership and supply chain learning. The purpose of this research is to determine the effect of transformational leadership in the creative behavior of decision makers in the supply chain management of Directorate of Public Traffic. The research problem was formulated in several questions focused on the statement of impact among its variables. The research was based on a main hypothesis, which was subjected to several tests to ascertain its validity. In order to achieve the objectives of the research, a questionnaire was developed which included (30) items to collect the data from the intentional sample of the research, with a total of (70) questionnaires, and the number of questionnaires valid for the analysis (67) of the total distributed questionnaires. The statistical program (SPSS) was used to analyze the data. The results are the most important: to drive the transformational leadership (ideal influence, inspirational motivation, intellectual arousal, individual legalism), which together have a significant effect on the creative behavior of the research sample members, and thus increase the attention to the positive strengths that form the transformational leadership contributes to the support and development of creative behavior of the organization, in question, to keep pace with progress in their field.
Addressing Supply Chain Issues through CSR: Leveraging Competitive Advantage in Indonesian Insurance Sector Ronaldo, Reza; Yulmaulini, Yulmaulini; Fadoli, Fadoli
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The current research investigates the empirical debate in order to addressing the supply chain management issues through corporate social responsibilities and further help the company to get the competitive advantage among competitors. The results suggested that all corporate social responsibilities variables (code of ethics, environmental orientation and community welfare) have a negative and significant impact on reducing supply chain issues (which includes cost management issue, quality management issues and relationship management issues) and then further reducing these supply chain management issues also help to enhance the competitive advantage of the firm. Therefore it can be recommended that these corporate social indicators are very helpful in reducing supply chain issues.
Supply Chain Controlling and Human Resource Management: An Evidence from Automotive Industry from Indonesia Retno Purwani Setyaningrum
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For the better success in the contemporary business environment, it is very much obvious to focus on the supply chain controlling and human resource for the better and improved business performance. The objective of present study is to empirically examine the association between the human resource practices HRP and supply chain controlling SCC from the perspective of automotive industry in the region of Indonesia. For this purpose, various HRP have been considered and a sample of 180 experts with their significant experience in SCM has been considered. Findings of the study have explained the fact that there exists a significant relationship between selected factors of HRP and SC controlling in automotive industry of Indonesia. However, the findings of the study are limited to the sample size and lack of some advance statistical methods of analysis. The practical implication of the study can be viewed from the perspective of HRP and SC controlling for the improved business performance matrix. Such association is very much necessary for the business managers and key decision makers, dealing with the SCM, SC controlling and HRP. In addition, originality/value of the study can be considered in a sense that it has focused on the idea of interdisciplinary field like SC controlling, and human resource management and best practices.

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