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International Journal of Supply Chain Management
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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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Predicting the Performance of Small Aquaculture Businesses in Kelantan through Marketing and Logistics Practices Rosli, M. Mohd; Fitriah, A.W. Nurul; yaacob, Abdul aziz; Mustapha, N.Z. Aniesha, Nora’Ani; Aziz, Zuraimi Abdul; Ibrahim, Wan Mohd Yusuff Wan; Radzi, Mohd Shahril Nizam Md.; Rosdi, Radzi, Siti Nabila
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Business performance at production level would influence the overall performance of the aquaculture industry. Many factors can be associated with business performance. It has been argued that a good marketing and logistics practice would lead to a positive business performance. However, it may not be always true for all types of industry, setting and condition. This study examined the effects of marketing and logistics on small business performance in the Kelantanese aquaculture industry. Using a self-administered questionnaire, data were collected from 216 respondents in small aquaculture in Kelantan. The Partial Least Squares Analysis (PLS) was employed to examine the relationship between the marketing, logistics and business performance variables. It was found that only one of the four marketing variables, i.e. place, explained the variation in business performance. But, it had a wrong sign that was negative, instead of a positive sign. On the contrary, two out of three logistics variables (transportation and order processing) influenced the changes in business performance. In the condition of excess demand, marketing did not work, whereas logistics was more important. Thus, a good practice in logistics is more important than that of marketing for small aquaculture businesses.
Simulation on Fear of Crime Among Public Transport Users in Klang Valley Through Regression Analysis Model Rohana Sham; Shakerin Ismail; Nik Mastura; Noranita Abdamia; Razieman Mohd Yusoff
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Main results from past studies had indicated that level of fear indication is affected by a wide range of elements such as bus service, infrastructure and social environment where travelling took place. However, what is less explored is that how these this travel satisfaction is not only an outcome of travel-related preferences and choices, but that travel satisfaction can act asalso be a predictor of travel-related fear.components. ThusIn thisis conceptual paper we tend to fill the gaps in the existing field of study by examining each of the significant factors that relates to feeling of fear among urban commuters especially for female commuters who live and travel by public bus in urban areas. albeit rather fragmented literature concerning travel satisfaction The paper provide . We provide an overview of the elements explaining on how different level travelof travel satisfaction, can and possibly affect the level of fear le outcomes of travel satisfaction, with a focus on on two extreme condition, (i) subjective well-beingvery satisfied, (ii) very dissatisfied.travel mode choice, (iii) travel-related attitudes, and (iv) the residential location. Furthermore, we suggest a continuous cyclical process including the four above This model highlight a few elements mentioned elements in which travel satisfaction plays an essential role which can results ; a process whichcan result in the formation of of higher or lower level of feartravel habits. This paper will discuss purely on the research methods used in this study where major independent and dependent variable of the study will be discusses especially on the fear detector model being generate through multiple regression analysis. The main focus is on the simulation and evaluation of the model model produced to measure the different level of fear indication based on the different level of satisfaction.
Measuring Parcel Service Quality in University using Servqual Model Muhammad Ashlyzan Razik; Norlinda Mohd Rozar; Mohd Nor Hakimin Yusoff; Hasannuddiin Hassan; Ainon @ Jamilah Binti Ramli; Rosmaizura Binti Mohd Zain
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Service quality (SERVQUAL MODEL) is among the most crucial determinant for customer satisfaction in the parcel service industry. It consists of tangibility, reliability, assurance, empathy and responsiveness. This model greatly affects customer satisfaction. The purpose of the research is to examine the effects of the factors of SERVQUAL MODEL towards customer satisfaction in University Malaysia Kelantan (UMK) City Campus students in the case of HEP Parcel Service Quality. A structured questionnaire was developed to be answered by 246 students in UMK City Campus. All factors of SERVQUAL toward the HEP parcel service have the association with the satisfaction of UMK students and it has proven in the results. Research have recommend University Malaysia Kelantan (UMK) to further improve their HEP Parcel Service Quality and pay higher attention towards it to increase student usage and satisfaction.
Inventory, Warehousing and Transportation Management Impacts Towards Logistics Performance in Supply Chain Management Mohd fathi Mohamad; Zulkifli M Udin; Kamal imran Sharif
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Abstract The purpose of this article is to proposed a framework that related to the factors that impacts the logistics performance due to lack of equal agreement on the factors that affecting logistics performance. Factors that been proposed in this article includes inventory management, warehouse management and transportation management. It will also be discussing others general factors that affecting the logistics performance. A comprehensive discussion on all three variables been done in order to provides greater insight on the factors that affecting the logistics performance. These comprehensive reviews include the management of inventory, warehousing and transportation and provides greater definition on the variables terminology that are related. Therefore, a framework has been proposed for further study
Risk Assessment of Malaysia’s Maritime Supply Chain Security in Seaports and Waterways Roh, Saeyeon; Tam, Jason; Lee, Sung-Woo; Seo, Young-Joon
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With the increase in terrorism and piracy threats around the world, the issue is not if an attack will occur, but where and when it will come. Ports and waterways are crucial for international trade, and damage to them may cost millions to the global economy. In the past, Malaysia has been threatened and attacked by terrorists, and pirates have hijacked ships near the coasts of the Strait of Malacca and the South China Sea. Such acts can negatively affect the country’s maritime supply chain. This research analyses the risk to Malaysia’s maritime supply chain security in ports and waterways by applying a risk assessment matrix. The findings show that Malaysian ports are vulnerable to attacks and crime due to various factors. Also, Malaysia’s waterways may always be at risk given the country’s geographical location and status as one of the most important trade routes in the world. Mitigating the risk to ports and waterways can be accomplished by investing in more advanced security equipment, eliminating corruption, and increasing the military presence in the Strait of Malacca. This research may be able to help increase ports’ policy-makers’ preparation and decision-making, helping them to address risks to ports and waterways in Southeast Asia. 
Factors Affecting Enterprise Resource Planning Adoption on Firms’ Performance among Medium-Sized Enterprises. Adejare Aremu Yusuff; Arfan Shahzad; Shahizan Hassan
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the paper examined adoption of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system to medium size enterprises organization as a method of using computer system technology to integrate all functions Department together, such as marketing, inventory control, accounting and human resource across an entire company. ERP system intends to facilitate information sharing, business planning, and decision making in enterprises organization. The objective of this paper is to propose a theoretical framework that determine factors that affecting ERP system adoption among medium size enterprises organization. The study proposes theoretical framework with the use of a developed questionnaire. The questionnaire was distributed to the various medium size enterprises firms of two hundred and seventeen (217) in Oyo State, Nigeria. The finding obtained from this study reveals that: ERP adoption significantly improve firms performance. Organizational structure has significant influence on ERP system adoption as to improve performance of medium size enterprises firms and technological change also significantly influence ERP system adoption for better performance of medium size enterprises firms. Therefore, effectiveness of ERP system adoption would improve firms performance. The result of this study can fill the gap in the literature on the organizational structure and technological change on ERP system adoption and its relationship with firms performance among medium size enterprises organization in Oyo State, Nigeria. Keywords Enterprise resource planning, Organizational Structure, Technological Change, Firms Performance, Medium size enterprises firm, Oyo State, Nigeria.
Investigating and Analyzing the Factors Affecting the Development of Agricultural Entrepreneurship in Rural Areas of Iranshahr County with the AHP Analysis Approach Mohim Sheihaki Tash; Abubakr Raeisi; Louqman Mansouri
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Apart from the policies and macro strategies of economic development, the pundits of rural development pay special attention to the development of villages and the eradication of the widespread poverty prevailing them. Because, according to economists, this is the most important factor in the economic development of the villages and the agricultural sector and according to politicians, the development of agricultural entrepreneurship in villages is a key strategy for preventing social harm. Accordingly, the aim of this study is to identify and prioritize the factors affecting the development of agricultural entrepreneurship in rural areas of Iranshahr County using the AHP approach from the viewpoint of entrepreneurship farmers and agricultural experts. In terms of method, this research is of descriptive - survey type and in terms of objective it is an applied research. The statistical population of this research includes 60 farmers and agricultural experts of Iranshahr County. Out of 60 persons, 52 persons were selected as the sample using a Cochran formula. The survey instrument was a questionnaire, the validity of which was confirmed by a group of agricultural experts and its reliability was estimated about 0.783 using Cronbach's alpha coefficient. Data were analyzed using SPSS 23 software package and in order for ranking them the multi criteria decision making was used. Based on the results, five factors of environmental, social, economic, behavioral and promotional have played a role in the development of agricultural entrepreneurship among which the economic factors with the weight of 0.290 have had the greatest impact on agricultural entrepreneurship followed by behavioral, environmental, promotional and social factors with weights of 0.201, 0.199, 0.169, 0.142, respectively.
Theoretical Framework Development for Supply Chain Risk Management for Malaysian Manufacturing Muhammad Saeed Shahbaz; Raja Zuraidah RM Rasi; Mohd Hafiz Zulfakar; Md Fauzi Bin Ahmad; Engr Muhammad Mujtaba Asad
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Globalization, rapid technological changes and growing competition not only facilitate but also make the supply chain more complex and fragile. Any disruption can disturb many organizations and even whole system. There are many theories and frameworks that present solution but no study is available that theoretically development framework for supply chain risk management. Due to the lack of structured supply chain risk management system the focus of this study is to develop a novel framework for identifying the potential risks and assessment of their effects on supply chain performance. Additionally, evaluate the role of supply chain collaboration in risk mitigation and performance improvement in Malaysian manufacturing sector. This study has highlighted numerous problems of Malaysian organizations and developed a theoretical framework. This framework will guide Malaysian organizations and will present better understanding for managers in resolving these issues. This is a conceptual paper, systematic as well as content analysis have been done for literature review. For future study, there is need to empirically verification of this theoretical framework. The proposed methodology to achieve this framework is; questionnaire will be developed from a pool and will be validate by exploratory view for risk identification. This questionnaire will be distributed among Malaysian manufacturing and data will be analyzed through Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) for risk assessment and mitigation. The theoretical contribution of this study is support of theory of swift, even flow as underpinning theory and information processing theory as supportive theory.
Working towards a framework for enhancing public e-procurement for Zimbabwe State Owned Enterprises (SOEs). Dlakuseni. S; Kanyepe J; Tukuta. M
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E-Procurement is more than just a system for making purchases online. Some organisations implement e-procurement and succeed while others fail. This study was carried out to assess the potential of e-procurement in the public sector of Zimbabwe with State Owned Enterprises (SOEs) in focus. The objectives of the study were to establish the status quo of e-procurement in Zimbabwe public Procurement, identify major areas of e-procurement challenges, to establish being faced in Zimbabwe public procurement, and recommend a framework that enhances e-procurement in Zimbabwe. The research involved a case study of State-Owned Enterprises in Zimbabwe. A purposive sampling technique was adopted for the study and out of the target number of 60 respondents, 50 questionnaires were validly completed and returned. The collected data was analyzed using SPSS and Microsoft excel presented in tables and figures. From the study, it was revealed that employee competency, inadequate legal framework, inadequate technological infrastructure and security of procurement transaction data were challenges to e-Procurement adoption in the organizations under review. The study recommends continuous training of staff on e-Procurement. In addition, formal recognition backed by legislation of the electronic procurement transactions should be encouraged. Integration of the institutions system and those of the suppliers, demonstration of the positive impact of the systems, and installation of linkages between all Governments agencies should be encouraged.
An Empirical Study on Supply Chain Management Performance Measurement through AHP Ferdoush Saleheen; Md. Mamun Habib; Zurina Hanafi
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Abstract - Supply chain management (SCM) performance evaluation has gained noteworthy considerations from researchers and practitioners in the manufacturing paradigms for improving organizational effectiveness that can be applied to pronounce and review the historical performance, as well as to set performance targets for the future. Precise diagnosis and analysis of SCM evaluation are imperative to attain and enhance organizational productivity and profitability through focusing strategic, tactical and operational planning as well as control. Enterprises scrutinize the best fit to evaluate the existing approaches of performance evaluation framework including financial and operational. The researchers investigate a multi-criteria decision analysis (MCDA) approach to demonstrate how analytic hierarchy process (AHP) is applied to select the best performance evaluation framework and illustrates a decision model to structure the problem related to select the supply chain performance evaluation system in a hierarchical form with substitutes to the decision maker. The study also illustrates that there are nine methods where supply chain performance could be evaluated. However, it is yet to establish and validate a comprehensive approach which can establish both qualitative and quantitative factors along with different decision-making levels and rank the decision preferences which constitutes a gap between the theory and their potential application. The study leads to the integrated SCPM model which could be a valuable contribution in order to measure SCPM in the manufacturing industry.

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