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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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New Avenues of Logistics and Transportation Laws in Supply Chain Management: Issues and Challenges Hamzah Hamzah
International Journal of Supply Chain Management Vol 7, No 6 (2018): International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM)
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While dealing with trade, either at domestic or international market, legal considerations involve in logistics and transportation in supply chain has played their significant role. The field of laws and regulations has been emerged over time with some serious issues at global market. Present study has reviewed the opportunities with the issues and trends involved in logistics and transportation. For this purpose, a comprehensive review is developed with some meaningful suggestions to develop a comprehensive understanding as well. In this regard, the field of Operational research (OR), its historical trends, legal issues for the transportation of goods, international commercial terms, and finally the shipped documents are very much important. Although the complexity level has been increased while dealing with the legal formalities, the compliance of shipped documents can provide the firm with better outcome and better delivery of the products in recent time.
E-Commerce Logistic and Supply Chain Management: Evidence from Indonesian Perspectives Nik Khadijah Nik Abdul Rahman; Salzainna Zainul Abidin; Gholam Reza Zandi; Mohammad Amin; Nira Hariyatie Hartani
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The web is essentially affecting how firms cooperate with one another and their clienteles. Past interruptions for supply chain incorporation, for example, high exchange prices between allies, weak info accessibility, with encounters of overseeing multifaceted borders between utilitarian affiliations have been on the whole dissolving on the web. In this study, it is examined how the web has been altering SCM. 100 Questionnaire has been used to acquire the response from the employees of Indonesia companies having E-Commerce business. Smart PLS software has been used to get data examination. ponder presented a study of developing on the consequence of e-business on SCM with descriptive frameworks, e-procurement, e-collaboration and e-commerce.
An Empirical Study on the Relationship of Shopping Motives on the Retail Store Dimensions with Special Reference to Women Shoppers in Puducherry K Ramprabha
International Journal of Supply Chain Management Vol 7, No 6 (2018): International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM)
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Shopping motives can be described as consumers needs and wants as they are concerned to stores at which to make the purchase. Motivation in general is defined as an internal drive that reflects goal-oriented arousal (Arnould, Price, and Zinkhan, 2002). In a shopping context, motivation can be described as the vibrant force inside consumers that makes them shop. The Indian retail picture has undergone a momentous transformation in the consumer shopping behaviour. This situation makes it important to study the attributes that have an effect on the consumer shopping experience. Motivation is considered to be the major reason to shop in a particular way. They are the primary driving force within the consumers for which they shop. Motivation affects shopping behaviour and is responsible for various shopping activities in the stores. It influences the way the shoppers distinguish the environment of the retail store. This article provides an insight about the retail store attributes that has an influence over the shopping motivations and their effect on women shoppers. To identify the relationship of shopping motives on the dimensions of retailing, a scale was generated, validated and compared with the retail factors of the store. It is observed that shopping motivation is optimistically correlated with the retail factors of the store.
Customs House Agents Perspective on Effectiveness of Container Freight Stations, Chennai Preetha Subrahmanyan; S. Subhashini
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A key factor in determining the trade volume is the efficiency of the cargo handling capacity of the ports. Container Freight Stations forms a major infrastructural component which primarily contributes to the decongestion of ports at the terminals. It is considered as an extension of department of customs. As India has improved its trade environment, development of ports, the volume of trade has increased over the years. The containerization of cargo has increased the role of CFS in India. CFS are the integral part of the EXIM supply chain. Custom House Agents and importers have some grievances such as the delay in the movement of cargo which would in turn increase the demurrage incurred on the importers, lack of infrastructure facilities, modern container handling equipment. Indias EXIM trade is fast growing and for managing and sustaining the growth, it is very essential to enhance the infrastructure facilities, modern cargo handling equipment. The purpose of the study is to analyse the important criteria in the selection of a CFS, the association of problems and satisfaction of the Customs house agents. SPSS 21 is used to perform the MANOVA, ANOVA and Correlation analysis. The results revealed that there is a significant effect of number of shipping bills on location, safety and quick clearance, difference of opinion on satisfaction between importers and exporters and a negative association between the problems in the CFS and satisfaction. The study also identified that quick clearance, modern cargo handling equipments and location are the major criteria in the selection of the CFS. Keywords: Container Freight Stations, Customs House Agent, EXIM, CHA, LOGISTICS FIRMS.
The Mediating Effect of Perceived Speed on Usage of Mobile Banking Technology of Customers in Chennai K. Vinitha; Vasantha Shanmugam
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This paper is aimed at examining the association among the variables Intention to use and Actual use of Mobile Banking Technology and to analyse the mediating effect of perceived speed towards the Actual usage of Mobile Banking. Literature survey paves the way for Perceived speed, as a relevant driver in determining the Intention to use Mobile Banking Technology and there by it leads to the Actual usage of Mobile Banking Technology by the customers of Chennai. In this Paper, data is retrieved from users of Mobile Banking in Chennai. Internet based, and direct survey-based questionnaires were collected from 350 respondents, from it 300 responses were fit for statistical analysis. The results from the study has emphasized that perceived speed is partially mediating the association among Intention to use and Actual usage of Mobile banking in Chennai. The Technology Acceptance Model(TAM) is used to predict the Intention to use and usage of Information Technology in this study. The adroitness of usage of Mobile Banking technology depends on the expectations of the users to be gratified by reaching out the channels to amplify the customer service. The perceived speed proves to be escalated to increase the level of service. As it magnifies the frequency of usage of Mobile Banking Technology. Keywords: Adoption, Customer expectations, Intention to use, Mobility Access, Perceived Speed.
Influence of ICT in Road Transportation S. Suresh; Vasantha S
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Purpose: Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in logistics performance on road transportation is expressed in terms of operation cost and turns rotund time. Though, numerous effects known from the utilization of ICT in the road transportation and importance of vehicle tracking for logistics industry is immeasurable. The most basic use of aGPSdevice is, of course, tracking vehicle locations an extremely useful device to companies that use afleet of vehicles in their line of business. Tracking for logistics industry can alsoprovide information necessary to fleet management for instance if the driver has done his distribution task,the time or estimated time of completion, the place, rapidity, etc. With GPS tracking for logistics industry, youare conscious of the actions of fleet at any given time. Design/methodology/approach: This analysis thus seeks to fill the gap of knowledge by examining the influence of ICT on logistics performance on road transport. Keeping in todays technology requirement, eresources, the leading web-based ERP solution providers in India, offers a powerful and efficient ERP solution for logistic and warehouse management. Practical Implication: This research would be useful to understand the Logistics ERP software symbolizes an advanced manner of organizing, shipping and transport associated processes with comfort and convenience. Findings: This paper scrutinizes the influence of ICT on logistics by conducting a survey of writings on academic logistics magazines, newsletters and articles. It founds an outline for analysing the effect of information technology on road transport in terms of e-commerce, logistics and suggests theoretical mechanisms of impact. Keywords: Information and Communication Technology (ICT), Logistics performance, Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), Road transport, GPS tracking.
Knowledge Management and Recovery Processes using IT: An approach towards Data Mining. Nisha, R
International Journal of Supply Chain Management Vol 7, No 6 (2018): International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM)
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Knowledge Management is a procedure of creating, disseminating, utilizing and handling the data and information of organizations. Knowledge management and recovery process includes innovative design, or it’s exclusively a meeting point on knowledge transferring, storage, and expansion. It indicates multidisciplinary approach for achieving organizational objectives by making the finest utilization of knowledge. For past two decades it has been seen that there is an emerging attention towards knowledge management recovery practices with the usage of information technology. The research paper provides a clear input of knowledge management and recovery process using IT proficiency and its approach towards Data mining; hence data mining is also a tool of business intelligence for knowledge management and recovery process. Key Words: Knowledge management, IT competency, Data Mining,  Knowledge recovery, Data mining
A Fuzzy Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) Model with Consideration of Quality Items, Inspection Errors and Sales Return Mahdi Fadaei Eshkiki; Nima Saberifard; Mehdi Ajalli
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In this paper, we develop an economic order quantity model with imperfect quality, inspection errors and sales returns, where upon the arrival of order lot, 100% screening process is performed and the items of imperfect quality are sold as a single batch at a lessen price, prior to receiving the next shipment. The screening process to remove the defective items may involve two types of errors. In this article we extend the Khan et al. (2011) model by considering demand and defective rate in fuzzy sense and also sales return in our model. The objective is to determine the optimal order lot size to maximize the total profit. We use the signed distance, a ranking method for fuzzy numbers, to find the approximate of total profit per unit time in the fuzzy sense. The impact of fuzziness of fraction of defectives and demand rate on optimal solution is showed by numerical example.
Social Media and Young Consumers Behavior Jehangir Bharucha
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The Indian market is growing at an exponential rate. Social media is now getting increasingly widespread and popular with young consumers in India. Does social media affect consumer decision-making in India? Consumers do see a torrent of content from firms on social media but does this content benefit them? Data collection is achieved by using an online consumer survey of 145 social media users from the ages of 16 to 30 years The information was collected directly from respondents via the internet, from March 5th to May 16th, 2017.The influence of social media in Mumbai and other parts of India among the youth cannot be ignored. Although social media has myriad benefits for consumers, they all boil down to one thing: information. Consumers need information to make quick and reliable purchase decisions and social media has made this information available at their fingertips. Social media is also a form of expression for consumers and allows their voice to reach businesses and brands they usually purchase from. The study highlights several suggestions to businesses and social media platforms to optimize the advantages of social media for consumers through several ways and to consumers to enhance their social media experience.
The Role of Supply Chain Process in the Goal Attainment among United Nations Missions in Conflict Situations. A Case Study of United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS). Emuria Patel; Ochatum Nathan; Okwii Moses
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The need for organizations to have successful supply chain management so that, the goals of these organizations are attained is uncontested. However, the UN peacekeeping missions have had challenges ensuring the effectiveness of the supply chain. Therefore, this study sought to establish the effect of supply chain processes on the attainment of goals in the UN peacekeeping missions. Supply chain processes involved value creation, integration of key business processes and collaboration of the team members and other partners. The theoretical underpinning of the study was based on the Systems theory of Bertalanffy (1950) to view UNMISS as a system with supply chain management. The study adopted a descriptive case study research design. Descriptively, the study employed questionnaire and document reviews in the data collection process while analysis and presentation of findings involved the use of tables, graphs and charts. The study established that the supply chain processes are very important in the attainment of UN peacekeeping mission goals in South Sudan. These processes in terms of value creation, integration of key business processes and collaboration amongst stakeholders ensure that there is value for money through full utilization of resources, obedience of decisions made by the UN secretariat, employment of competent staff training and continued flow of their activities. The model results showed that value creation has a positive significant effect on the attainment of goals in the UN peacekeeping mission in South Sudan. The researchers recommended that the need to embrace technology is paramount when it comes to supply chain management and attainment of goals by the UN peacekeeping missions.

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