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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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The Auditor’s Use of Third Party Work Based on the Supply Chain Strategy Anna Vladimirovna Kravtsova; Julietta Vladimirovna Khachaturova; Aleksey Fedorovich Kolabasov
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In current conditions of entrepreneurship development, the role of audit committees in verifying companies’ financial and economic activities is increasing, which can be more efficient by using supply chain strategy in organization. The authors aim to attract the attention of external auditors to the work performed by the company’s inspectors as third parties.The competence of the audit committee members determines the reduction of business risks, in particular, the threat of pursuingactivities and tax risks;the improvement ofthe quality of information material for management structures, the reliability of internal reports and financial (accounting) statements; compliance with the dividend policy and many other issues.The auditors should rely on the experience of competent members of the audit committee, which is expressed in various official, policy briefs, reports and audit opinion. The auditor must verify the audit committee’s competence by conducting various procedures that are documented in accordance with the internal rules (standards) of the audit organization.The authors use such research methods as analysis, synthesis, observation, experiment, based on their theoretical knowledge and developments, participation as auditors in audits, experience in management and relationship director – auditor in the company. The study allows the authors to provide guidance on the development and documentation of relations between auditors and members of the company’s audit committee, increasing auditors’responsibility in reviewing and using third party work in their findings, as their conclusions can affect the type of an audit report under formation.The scientific novelty consists in developing the idea of the need and relevance of assessing the extent to which auditors use the results of the work of members of the company’s audit committee, since now auditors do not use audit reports for a deeper understanding of the company activities and reducing audit risk. The relationship between auditors and the audit committee members is not regulated by the existing standards, which should be the subject of further research on auditors’activities to revise Russian companies operating in accordance with the Federal Law No. 14-FZ.
Foreign Experience of State Regulation of Innovative Products and Innovations in Supply Chain Management in the Modern Economy Ildar M.Ablaev
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State innovation policy is designed to cover all aspects of science, research and technology: legal, economic, organizational and managerial. The state innovation policy is a system which consists of three levels: national, regional and local. The levels complement each other, despite the fact that the significance and scope of the policies implemented on each of them are different. Through this research, we explore innovations in supply chain management (SCM), in which a manufacturer coordinates and supports the innovations of a supplier. We also analyze the role of innovation policy in the region, which is considered to be leading in the policy of the “new feudalism” of the United States and in the Lisbon Strategy for Growth. The state innovation policy aims to mobilize and activate internal reserves of the country's innovative potential, in particular, innovations in logistics, human resource and scientific and technical potential of the region.
Globalization of Supply Chain Management and International Relations in World Economic Z.K Radzhabova; O.R Radzhabov; M.M Osmanov; B.I Shikhsaidov; S.Z Hidirova; M.Yu Akhmedova
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At the present stage of the development of the world economy, suppl chain globalization is deepening the process of intertwining the national economies of the developed and developing world, reducing economic barriers to the cross-border movement of finances, goods, capital, and services, thereby facilitating their access to foreign markets. Under these conditions, the large-scale growth of incoming volumes of investment and financial resources that contribute to the creation of new jobs, the development of modern technologies, know-how, becomes the objective basis of structural transformations and increasing development rates. A whole series of trends cited in the article gives reason to believe that globalization is a more advanced stage of internationalization of all factors of production when the system of international economic relations unites all national economies, strengthening the integrity of the world. This is an objective process that concentrates the prerequisites and factors for the development of the modern world community, and above all the scientific, technical and economic progress.At the same time, the world community makes coordinated decisions in the system of international economic institutions, guided by agreed rules of conduct and unified procedures at the global level. All this turns the world economy into a holistic global organism, united by the international division of labor, and by the gigantic trade and economic structures, the global financial and information network, which is basically aimed at stable dynamics and growth.
Optimization of Business Processes Based on the Supply Chain Management in an Accounting Department A.Z Kintonova; M.A Yermaganbetova; G.M Abildinovaa; N.N Ospanova; Z.K Abdugulova; N.S Glazyrina
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Modeling and automation of business processes are key to the successful company’s operation. Enterprise prosperity depends on professional modeling of business processes by considering the supply chain management. The urgency of the work consists of the real need to optimize the business process of the accounting department. The chapter describes the following aspects: the methodology for modeling business processes of the accounting department in an enterprise; results of technologies analysis and business processes models; business processes of fixed assets, planning and accounting documents of the enter- prise’s accounting department. The chapter reflects the methodology for accounting for fixed assets, determines the procedure for working with fixed assets of the enterprise, discloses information on fixed assets in the financial statements of the enterprise, and describes the target model of accounting process for fixed assets, on the base of that further automation of this process is planned. Moreover, the work represents the resultsofbusinessprocessesoptimizationofenterprise’sfixedassetsaccounting, measures to reduce the processing time of accounting information ,as well as methods for eliminating bureaucratic procedures inworkorganizationwithfixedassets.Optimizationoffixedassetsaccountinginvolvestheintroduction of the following target processes in the enterprise.
Financial Management Information System within Government Institution and Supply Chain Strategy: Implementation Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) Citrawati Jatiningrum; Rita Irviani; Fauzi Fauzi; Abdul Halim; Supriyadi Supriyadi
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The provision of comprehensive financial information by the government institution is needed by the wider community to boost the effectiveness of the information to the society and government, and decision-making. This system produces information that is able to encourage the realization of a clean, transparent, and able government to respond to changing demands effectively. Therefore, the success of the information system if the users are successful in the model of acceptance of the systems and information technology and it would be improving their performance. This research aims to examine the acceptance of regional financial information systems in government using the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) and evidence of its influence on the performance. The study found 556 respondents who are civil servants in Lampung Province. The finding using SEM analysis shows that all constructs have an effect in conformity with the concept of TAM in a government institution. This study reveals that all variables which include the model of TAM theory have a positive impact on the user's performance. It also improves the effectiveness of the information system within the government institution, especially the implementation of the financial management information system.
The Effect of Supply Chain Strategy and Marketing Mixes on Purchase Decisions Sharia Productin Palembang Region Sri Rahayu; Cica Satria
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The formulation of the problem in this study is is there any influence of the marketing mix (product, price, distribution and promotion) on the purchase decision of Palembang sharia products. The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of the marketing mix (product, price, distribution and promotion) and supply chain strategy on purchasing decisions on sharia products in the Palembang region. This research includes associative research that connects two or more variables, namely the independent variable (Product, Price, Distribution, Promotion) and the dependent variable (Purchasing Decision).The population in this study were consumers in the Palembang region. The sampling technique is the accidental sampling technique. The number of samples taken 100 respondents. The data needed is primary data while the method of data collection uses the questionnaire method. The analysis technique used is multiple linear regression, f test and t test. The results of the F-test study together / simultaneous indicate that there is an influence of the marketing mix (product, price, distribution and promotion) on purchasing decisions on sharia products in Palembang. The results of the t test one by one / partial shows that there is an influence of the marketing mix (product, price, distribution and promotion) on the purchase decision of sharia products in Palembang.
The Study of Supply Chain strategy, Educational Basicals, Community Perceptions on Several Hindu Sampradaya at Singaraja Town, Bali I Wayan Suwendra
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This research was conducted because of it was not known about the meditation system, educational fondations and Balinese Hindu perception toward the sampradaya at Singaraja town the Bali of Province, namely: Sai StudyGroup (SSG), Krsna Conciousnese (KC), Ananda Marga (AM), Brahma Kumaris, Sapta Dharma and so on. This research was focus to 3 sampradayas, such as: SSG, KC and AM. The purposes of the study were been knowing meditation system, educational fondations and Balinese Hindu perceptions to the sampradayas existance. The basically theories were used in studying these problems were kundalini theory, educational theory and social perception theory. This research was applied qualitative approarch by analysing steps such as: data collecting, data displying, data reducting and data verificating or making conclussion. The result of this research, the SSG have more variative meditation then the others. SSG’s opinion is the most effective meditation on Kaliyuga era is namasmaranam meditation. Three sampradayas have simillar were freedom or mokhsa. The basically of educational fondations is still in Panca Craddha frame. SSG are empazising on Panca Pilar (dharma, sathya, prema, santhi and ahimsa), changing the human beeing into Deva or Devi personality, and education of SSG are much more toward to inside of human beeing (Atman conciousnese). The basic of education Krsna conciousnese are Bhagavadgita and Purana Bhagavatham. The other hands, Ananda Marga is using “Neo Humanism” as the basic of his education. Balinese Hindu perceptions toward to three sampradayas were positive, (75 %) neutral (20%) and negative perceptions (5%) in difference parts, depending on education, economical, social degrees or stratification. All of sampradayas (three sampradayas) were still in Hindu frame and base on Catur Veda Manuscripts there fore the Hindu people can be more tolerant, appreciate, cooperative to each other.
Agile Supply Chain Management in Multinational Corporations: Opportunities and Barriers Pavel V.Zhukov; Alexander A.Silvanskiy; Kirill Y.Mukhin; Olga L.Domnina
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The purpose of our research is to study new opportunities in agile supply chain management, identify barriers to agile supply chain management, develop a methodology to overcome these barriers and make proposals for agile supply chain management in multinational corporations.The study and analysis of supply chain management of multinational corporations allowed us to define the specifics of the industry using the following research methods: the choice of logistics intermediaries, forecasting (indicators, flows, etc.), nomenclature groups, risk optimization, statistical data analysis.The methods of grouping and systematizing statistical data into registries were applied to assess the business agility of supply chain management and obtain results. In addition, the expert assessment method was used to assess the agility indicators of the following companies METRO Cash & Carry, Gloria Jeans and Gazprom. Procurement (timeliness and prices), supply management, product management, finished-product output and shipment management were assessed. The calculations showed that the multinational corporations METRO Cash & Carry, Gloria Jeans and Gazprom should continue to increase the agility of supply chain management and implement the SCM strategy, which will quickly address and mitigate supply chain disruptions. We also believe that the companies should adapt SCM in the organizational structure optimization in order to eliminate bottlenecks.
Cognitive Transformation Reflections Based on the Supply Chain Management and 5s Requirements (An Analytical Descriptive Study of a Sample of Workers in Zaki / Iraq Factory in the Province of Dohuk) Alaa Aljalely; Manal Alsammak
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The organizations work in the face of competitive and environmental challenges that are intertwined and rapidly changing, as well as the information and technology revolution and the great development in all fields. These challenges require that these organizations should overcome the competition strategy of the logic of the cost to move to the strategy of competition in the logic of excellence in achieving their specific objectives. In this light the need for the use of new methods such as 5 s and supply chain managements by organizations are necessary. The importance of the study stems from the fact that it is related to the book's call for knowledge management to take into consideration the transformation of knowledge, which is linked to the philosophy of the five steps 5s in Zaki plant to achieve the production plan in time. The study is important in trying to provide a theoretical and field framework that links the transformation of knowledge and philosophy of the five steps 5s in the plant under study. In light of the problem of the study and its importance, the objective of the study is mainly to achieve the implications of cognitive transformation and knowledge of the ability to meet the requirements of 5s under study, the researchers considered that the transformation of knowledge independent variable and the philosophy of steps 5s adopted variable. The content of this research includes a description of the nature of the variables of the study as perceived by the individuals in the plant. To achieve this, (SPSS 19)* was used to deduce the computation, standard deviations, frequencies, percentages and response ratio to the area of the scale. The analysis of the data of this relationship was based on the hypothesis of the study, which states that " Combined knowledge and the five steps combined in the plant under study. " The study was able to arrive at a set of conclusions, the most important of which was the existence of a correlation relationship and a significant effect between knowledge mobility and the five steps. This shows the important role driven by knowledge mobility towards the five steps. In order to complete the requirements of the methodology and based on the findings of the two researchers, a number of recommendations were made. The most important of these recommendations were to raise awareness among the decision makers at the Zaki Iraq factory about the concept of transformation and distance of knowledge as well as the five steps and elements. On the one hand, to deepen awareness about the correlation and influence between knowledge mobility and the five steps.
Analysis of the Effect of Supply Chain Management and Pricing Theory on Excess Return of Stocks Andre Hernowo; Disman Disman; Ikaputera Waspada; Nugraha Nugraha
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The primary purpose of this study is to compare Capital Asset Pricing Model with Arbitration Pricing Theory by considering the supply chain strategy. Another objective of this study is to determine the effect of Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM) and Arbitration Pricing Theory (APT) on excess returns and to determine the best asset pricing model in terms of ability to explain the estimation of excess return. This study examines the effect of variables in asset pricing models and compares the ability of asset pricing models in explaining excess return. The population in this study are Kompas 100 stock for periods 2013 to 2017, and the sampling method of this study is purposive sampling. Then, it is obtained as many as 46 companies selected as research samples. To compare the accuracy between the CAPM model and APT is calculated with R2 or R Square and the Prob. values (F-statistic). Based on the results, the best model that can be used in assessing asset pricing model is Arbitration Pricing Theory, this is evidenced by the value of R2 or R Square of 33.41 % and Prob. (F-statistic) value 0.000000, this value is better than the value of R2 Capital Asset Pricing Model of 2.68% and Prob. (F-statistics) value 0.007354.

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