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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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Defining the Dimensions of National Security, Financial Security and Food Supply Chain in Ukraine Iryna Markina; Yuriy Safonov; Oksana Zhylinska; Dmytro Diachkov; Elena Varaksina
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The article justifies the relevance and necessity of defining and analyzing national security and its components. It considers the main conceptual approaches to defining the notion of national security. This is an original vision on what the term national security stands for. The following main components of the national security are characterized: national military, economic security (including financial and food supply chain security), cybersecurity as an integral part of the informational security, societal stability. The components of the national security are analyzed through the system of global indexes: Global Peace Index, Per capita nominal GDP, Index of Economic Freedom, Global Food Security Index, Global Cybersecurity Index, and Social Progress Index. The strategic directions of the development of the Ukrainian national security are defined according to individual components.
Mapping the Internal Supply Chain Management for Multicultural Initiatives in Regional Higher Institutions Zhukova, Tatiana; Bogoslovskiy, Vladimir; Dobudko, Tatiana; Pisareva, Svetlana; Sevenyuk, Svetlana; Vershinina, Lidiya
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Nowadays scientists from different countries and regions of the countries speak about current issues on the problem of multicultural experiences policy in education in regional higher institutions. Moreover they believe that together that is possible to set the aims and the further multicultural initiatives for the future of the world regional and personal cultures challenges. Identifying and understanding the Internal Supply Chain (ISC) Frame work of an organization is an effective management tool. The study is an exploratory one mainly because of scanty literature on supply chain management in the education sector. Thus, they give the ideas of further foundation of multicultural initiatives in education, to set the stage for open communication between educational and cultural organizations of different regions of the countries. In this paper we highlighted the importance of multicultural initiatives development in regional higher institution in Russia. Focusing on three specific educational contexts (multicultural education in every region, comparative approach to multicultural competence development in regional higher institutions, curriculum design within higher institutions in multicultural regions), they provide their view on the problem that educators can relate to and apply to their own regional higher institutions. It was recommended that for efficient operation of the Internal Supply Chain (ISC) in regional higher institution in Russia, there needed to be optimal information flow as well as materials (Human, Financial and Physical resources) flow throughout the university.
Application of General Cultural Competences in Supply Chain Management of the Business Success Kotovchikhina Natalia Dmitrievna; Polozhentseva Irina Veniaminovna; Feoktistova Anna Borisovna; Yulia Galina Nikolaevna; Aralova Elena Viktorovna
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Abstract This paper presents an integrated view of the literature published on all aspects and facets of competence in supply chain management (SCM) revealing that the framework brings together aspects at the individual and organizational level of competence from SCM literature. The purpose of this paper is to explore and develop the general proposition that organizational cultural compatibility between strategic supply chain partners results in improved performance outcomes for each participant in the chain. A theoretical framework is proposed of the relationship of differing organizational cultural elements (practices, values, behaviors and norms) to supply chain performance.
Eco-Economic Security of the Region: Expanding the Management System for Assessing the State of Development Pavel Ryabchuk; Artem Salamatov; Daria Gordeeva; Elena Gnatyshina; Andrei Fedoseev; Dmitrii Korneev; Yana Borisenko; Liliia Bazavlutskaia; Valerii Yakupov
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Abstract- The problem of ensuring environmental and economic security for quite a long time remains relevant in the world community. It is the subject of continual scientific debates. The alignment of IT strategy which is a necessity. Information technology is useful for companies when they can be used in the right way. In this regard, learning can be an effective step in transferring knowledge to human and financial management. Unfortunately, in many cases the priority in strategic planning, namely in the mechanisms for implementing the existing strategies, is given to the interests of large manufacturers, whose goals (increase in profits, business costs, etc.) are often diametrically opposed to socio-ecological goals (for example, decrease of harmful emissions through spending more money on treatment plants in order to prevent natural degradation and morbidity of the population, etc.). The solution of this problem should be based on the concept of balanced eco-economic development and changes in the paradigm of entrepreneurship education. It is very important that any economic project is environmentally sound, and any environmental decision is economically feasible. At the same time every environmental decision should take into account the development of the well-being of citizens and the development of the region. All this requires the development of a whole system of stimulating the social and environmental responsibility of contaminating plants, both at the level of the state as a whole and at the regional level. In Russia, scientific research on this issue has been actively conducted for 10-15 years. Based on this research, some standard methods for assessing the eco-economic development of the territories were developed. However, in the context of current conditions, they need radical changes and new approaches. Let us consider this problem in more detail.
Influence of Experiential Value on the Loyalty in Travel Websites Dey, VetoDey; S, Vasantha
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    In the present scenario searching information through online and booking tickets through travel websites supports the digitalization initiatives of our Government. In the digital world customers are able to decide, how, when and what they want to see and search by switching from one website to other. As numerous number of website increases every minute, sometime it is very difficult to distinguish. The presence of too many tour and travel websites created complications for the marketers and increase their competence level with the others. In view of the increasing importance of the different websites in tourism the managers of the websites should understand that e-shopping experience must deliver some value if they want to turn website browsers into bookers. The objective of the study is to empirically test the relationship between experiential value and loyalty.   Key words: Customers Experiential value, Loyalty, Travel website
Evaluating Customer Relationship Management Scorecard with Special Reference to Vellore District Sasikala D; Vasantha S; Sangeetha M
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The activities of the banking industry are diverse and competitive. There is a paradigm shift in banking business involving a network of the financial transaction to manage all aspects of a customer's financial portfolio. Banks today face complex challenges and multiple threats to its existence and growth. Customer expectations are growing with the demand for more rapid service delivery and more flexible, personalized interaction. The wave of liberalization, privatization, and globalization of the Indian economy has given a lot of challenges to this sector. A small attempt has been made in the marketing of financial services with the help of customer relationship management scorecard and brand perception metrics scorecard. Keywords: customer relationship management, scorecard, Brand perception metrics scorecard, Balance scorecard, SERVQUAL
Advancing Sustainability via the Development of the Modified Environmental, Social and Governance Disclosure Index (MESGi) for Malaysian Public Listed Companies Monie Ramba; Corina Joseph; Roshima Said
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The paper aims to explain the development of the modified environmental, social governance disclosure index (MESGi) for the Malaysian public listed companies. MESGi consists of 130 items will serve as a holistic and comprehensive checklist to evaluate the extent of environmental, social and governance information disclosure on companies annual and sustainability reports. It is hoped that the MESGi would enhance the level of disclosure by companies as the checklist includes both local and international items that have been developed in a detailed process. As well, it is hoped that the MESGi would assist more Malaysian companies to be listed in the FTSE4Good Index. This would in turn assist in advancing the sustainability agenda in the Malaysian business environment.
Value Stream Mapping and Warehouse Performance among Malaysian Manufacturing Industry Mohd Fadzil Harun; Nurul Fadly Habidin; Nor Azrin Md Latip
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The purpose of this study is to determine the relationship between value stream mapping and warehouse performance among Malaysian manufacturing industry. The population of the Malaysian manufacturing industry comprised 2,700 manufacturing companies using a questionnaires survey. Structural equation modeling is a statistical modeling tool used in the study. The implementation of value stream mapping might become business strategy to the organization, particularly among Malaysian manufacturing industry. Thus, the implication of this study is seen as important and useful in increasing knowledge to determine value stream mapping initiatives are important to improve warehouse performance among Malaysian manufacturing industry.
Exploring Measurement Model for Entrepreneurial Marketing Construct: A Marketing for SME’s Sheerad Sahid; Nurul Fadly Habidin
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This paper examined the validity of the entrepreneurial marketing (EM) construct in the context of small and medium enterprises (SME) in Malaysia, which contributes to the marketing and entrepreneurship interface literature. This study conducted self-administered survey among SME owners-managers. Accordingly, this study performed two-stage analysis, which were exploratory factors analysis (sample of 101 respondents in the pilot study) and confirmatory factor analysis (sample of 221 respondents in the field study). Obtained results demonstrated the reliability and validity of the four-dimensional EM construct (opportunity creation, customer intimacy-based innovative product, resource enhancement, and legitimacy) for further analysis. It is recommended to evaluate the effectiveness of the proposed EM construct in enhancing the business performance of SMEs. Essentially, this study empirically examined the EM construct using structural equation modeling approach, which expands the domain of EM.
Regional Supply Chain Structure and Centralization of the Economy of Russia Miropolskii, D.Iu; Selishcheva, Т.А.; Diatlov, S.A.; Lomakina, I.B.; Borkova, E.A.
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  This paper deals with the influence of the regional supply chain structure of the Russian economy on its evolution towards a market or plan. This influence is analyzed with the help of a two-sector model of the economic system. The logic of the two-sector model presupposes dividing the economy into resource-abundant and resource-insufficient sectors. The movement of the economy towards the market or towards the plan is determined by the proportion between these sectors. If we take the resource-abundant sector as a given, then the growth of the resource-insufficient causes the downturn of market institutions and the actualization of the plan institutions. Using the empirical material, the paper explores such elements of the resource-insufficient sector of Russias regions as the presence of unprofitable enterprises, the production of social benefits, innovations, armament and investments. It is revealed that the actual distribution of these elements of the resource-insufficient sector by regions of Russia provides structural conditions for the functioning of the Russian economy in the market mode. However, if we consider the selected elements of the resource-insufficient sector not in fact, but in relation to a certain social norm, Russia, in the regional context, features a sharp gap and dispersion in innovation and production of social benefits. If these elements of the regional supply chain structure are brought into line with the norm, then taking into account the specific Russian infrastructure and the capital intensity factor, this will lead to a sharp increase in investments, and consequently a resource-insufficient sector. The growth of the resource-insufficient sector will, in accordance with the theoretical logic of the two-sector model, activate the plan institutes. Given that the Russian economy is the largest in the EEU, this will entail either the drift of the economy of the EEU towards the plan, or activate the processes of disintegration.

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