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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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Effect of Internal Marketing on Internal Supply Chain Management through Mediation of Employees’ Affective Commitment Bin Thabet, Omer Ahmed Salmeen; Lee, Hoyoung; Khalid, Nadeem
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This study examined the relationship of internal marketing and employees’ affective commitment with internal supply chain integration. Furthermore, this study also uncovered the mediation mechanism by proposing employees’ affective commitment as mediator between internal marketing and internal supply chain integration for services firms. Data of 245 usable responses was collected from five major banks of Thailand through self-administered questionnaire by utilizing convenience sampling. Structural equations modeling was carried out in Smart-PLS 3 in order to test the proposed hypotheses. Results depicted that internal marketing is a significant predictor of internal supply chain integration and this relationship becomes stronger with the intervention of employees’ affective commitment. This study sheds a light on the importance of employees for service organizations and provide a way forward to managers for policy making about their employees in order to develop profitable and competitive assets for the organization.
Exploring the Link between Supply Chain Capability and Inter-Organizational Compatibility: Do Inter-Organizational Information Systems (IOIS) Integration Matter? Zaini, Syeliya Md; Saoula, Oussama; Ghani, Erlane K; Jalil, Nasir Abdul; Issa, Mustafa Rashid
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The prime objective of the current study is to the link between Supply chain capability and inter-organizational compatibility. In addition to that, the mediating role of the inter-organizational information systems (IOIS) integration in the relationship between the Supply chain capability and inter-organizational compatibility is examined. Using surveys-based methodology the data is collected with the aid of a questionnaire adopted from the previous studies. The SEM-PLS is used to analyses the data. Overall the findings of the study have provided support with the hypothesized results. The findings of the study confirm the view that the increasing role of globalization and growing environmental uncertainties have increased the managerial challenges in providing diversifying product and services to their values customer. The findings of the study also confirmed the argument broached in the study that the Integration of information systems across partnering organizations has become the backbone of supply chain management. Introduction. The study which is among very few studies on the issue will provide guidelines to policymakers, researchers and practitioners across the globe.
Examining the Mediating Role of Strategic Integration of Purchasing, And Advance Purchasing Practices in the Relationship between Purchasing Operational Performance and IT Investment in Purchasing GholamReza Zandi; Dewan Md. Zahurul Islam; Nadeem Khalid
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The main purpose of the current study is to investigate the mediating role of strategic integration of purchasing, and advance purchasing practices in the relationship between purchasing operational performance and IT investment in purchasing. In this research, some other practices have been considered including involvement of suppliers, evaluation and assessment of suppliers and integration of logistics. Strategic integration of purchasing is referred as the degree to which the strategic relevance of purchasing function is recognized by a company. This has been regarded as an important antecedent of supply management practices and advanced purchasing. In the relation of performance, supply and purchasing practices and IT investments, one of the important factors is strategic integration of purchasing. The study has used survey-based method and data is collected by the aid of questionnaire. The collected data is analyzed with the SEM-PLS. The findings of the study have shown agreement with the proposed results. In author knowledge it is among the pioneering studies on the issues related to strategic integration of purchasing, advance purchasing practices, purchasing operational performance and IT investment in purchasing. This study will provide guidelines to policymakers, researchers and corporate personnel in understanding the relationship between strategic integration of purchasing, advance purchasing practices, purchasing operational performance and IT investment in purchasing.
Exploring the Nexus between the Environmental Investment, Environmental Performance, and the Proactive Environmental Strategy in a Supply Chain Sulaiman Sajilan; Oussama Saoula; Mustafa Rashid Issa; Nasir Abdul Jalil
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The main objective of the current research is to answer the following questions. What role is played by environmental investments in the association between environmentally proactive strategies and environmental performance in supply chain? And in what way the adoption and implementation of environmentally proactive strategies is affected by organizational commitment and customer pressure in the supply chain. The research does not focus on analyzing the variables enabling the occurrence of environmental practices rather it is based on practices, which are environmentally sound. It has been suggested by the previous research studies that the main factors are organizational commitment and customer pressure. The study has used questionnaire adapted from the prior studies to collect the data. The SEM-PLS is used to analyses the collected data. Due to limited research available on the association of corporate environmental practices and supply chains specific to the emerging countries, the data has been collected in the manufacturing industry of Indonesia. The findings of the study have been discussed along with limitations. The research also gives implications for future.
Four-Step Entrepreneurial System Approach to Control Students Dropout from Secondary School in Indonesia and Supply Chain Performance Winarti, Agus
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Student dropout is one of the crucial challenges at Indonesian secondary schools. Increase in dropout ratio has negative consequence towards supply chain performance (SCP). Various studies discussed the issue of student dropout and provided various solutions, however, it is still under discussion among the scholars and practitioners which requires a comprehensive framework. Hence, the objective of this study is twofold. This study primarily focused on two major areas, firstly; introduce various strategies to overcome the student dropout rate at secondary school, secondly; to consider the effect of student dropout ratio on SCP. For this purpose, a survey was carried out and data were collected from secondary school teachers in Indonesia. To carry out a survey, 500 questionnaires were distributed among the secondary school teachers. Results of the study highlighted that, four-step entrepreneurial system approach which is based on four major parts, namely; self-assessment, goal identification, planning and networking has significant role to decrease the student dropout ratio. Moreover, student dropout ratio has negative relationship with SCP. Additionally, entrepreneurial fun learning strengthens the relationship between four-step entrepreneurial system and student dropout ratio.
Zakat Distribution and Macroeconomic Performance: Empirical Evidence of Indonesia Muhtadi Ridwan; Laila M. Pimada; Nur asnawi
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Indonesia has a big potential in collecting zakat funds. The demography of Indonesia which has majority Muslim community is a condition that giving big chance to develop and manage this zakat funds. Providing empirical evidence, this study is intended to examine the effects of zakat on macroeconomic performance in Indonesia. The analysis technique of vector auto regression was chosen to show the illustration of the dynamic relationship between each variable. Using a sample of data from 2011-2017, it was found that zakat has a significant positive effect on economic growth. On the other hand, zakat also has a significant positive effect on inflation. The results of this study are expected to be able to stimulate the seriousness of the government and society in maximizing the potential of zakat as an instrument of the economic development of Indonesia.
Supply Chain Management Issue : Development Science Techno Park (STP) Through Small, Medium Enterprises (SMEs), Case Study of Puspiptek Serpong Indonesia Fadoli Fadoli; Sam’un Jaja Raharja; Margo Purnomo; Lina Auliana
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In the era of globalization where all industries must transform and make changes in order to survive sustainably, scientific studies are conducted to test how much influence innovation, Research & Development (R&D) and E-Commerce have on the performance of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) at Puspitek Serpong in the perspective of Supply Chain Management (SCM). Grand Theory used in writing this article is "Resource Base View" by Edith Penrose. These four variables examined using the quantitative method and creation of this article were tested using the Smart PLS program version 3.2.8. The results of the Smart PLS calculation showed that innovation and e-commerce variables significantly affected the SMEs business performance variable both directly and indirectly. For R&D variable, it does not significant direct effected the SMEs business performance variable, but will significantly affected by innovation variable.
Training, Research and Development, and Spillover Effects of Foreign Direct Investment: A Study on Labour Productivity in Malaysian Manufacturing Industry Norhanishah Mohamad Yunus; Fazelina Sahul Hamid
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Using 2-digit levels of panel data set from 16 manufacturing industries during the period of 2000-2014, the present study adds to the literature by presenting new evidence at the industry level. We investigated the impact of training and research and development (R&D) investments jointly with the spillover effects of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in influencing labour productivity in Malaysian manufacturing industry. We employed the ordinary least square (OLS) estimator using regression with a robust standard error to estimate the labour productivity model. Our results clearly showed that investment in training is important in increasing labour productivity. It is interesting to highlight that when FDI spillovers from both “learning” and “technology” effects are taken into account in the labour productivity function, R&D investment showed a positive and significant impact on labour productivity. However, more important findings to be reported is that the spillover effects of FDI appear to be quickly assimilated by workers in the Malaysian manufacturing industries through the "learning effect" as opposed to “technology effect” and that the fast pace is biased towards higher labour productivity. Findings from this study can help the FDI attraction policy to be carried out not only to increase Malaysian labour productivity, but most importantly to ensure the function of FDI transfer of knowledge to labour takes place, which must be based on Key Performance Indicators (KPIs).
Consumers’ Repurchase Intention towards Counterfeit Products Kaiyethire Bupalan; Suzari Abdul Rahim; Aidi Ahmi; Nor Aida Abdul Rahman
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Nowadays, it hardly recognises the differences between a genuine and counterfeit product as the imitation products have flooded the market all over the world. In recent years, information technology and e-commerce have influenced the business market to produce fake products online, and products were produced with cheaper quality. In reality, they are many individuals who look up and purchase counterfeit products. Counterfeit products have been observed to be a significant issue around the world that destroy economic exercises as well as it influences social life. Therefore, this study aims to identify the determinants that influence the repurchase intention towards counterfeit products among consumers’ using the Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB) framework. Data was collected via questionnaire from 114 consumers’ based in Penang, Malaysia. The final results indicate that attitude, perceived behavioural control, product involvement and brand image are crucial determinants affecting purchase intention towards counterfeit products. Meanwhile, brand image was found significantly mediates the relationship between product involvement and repurchase intention of counterfeit products. By having a better understanding of the consumers’ behavioural intentions of purchasing or repurchasing counterfeit products, the owner of the genuine brand products can produce better products and make better sales and marketing strategies to entice the customer to purchase their original products.
Investigation of Supplier Selection Criteria that Leads to Buyer-Supplier Long Term Relationship for Semiconductor Industry Yogeswaran Vijayakumar; Suzari Abdul Rahim; Aidi Ahmi; Nor Aida Abdul Rahman
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Selecting the right supplier has been the greatest challenge in supply chain management (SCM) in many industries. Large spool of suppliers in industry and diversity of purchasing scope causes a wide variety of supplier selection criteria. The right strategy in fixing the criteria for supplier selection is crucial, to ensure smooth supply chain operation. It is believed that in SCM, a good relationship with suppliers will further benefit the operations of both buyers and suppliers. This research attempts to investigate the supplier selection criteria that leads to buyer-supplier long term relationship, especially for the semiconductor industry in Penang, Malaysia. In this study, the focus is to identify the critical supplier selection criteria such as supplier quality, performance delivery, supply service, cost and estimate their influence towards buyer’s satisfaction which later on, narrate a path for a buyer-supplier long term relationship. Two hundred eighty-eight respondents with a minimum one year of working experience in handling suppliers in the semiconductor industry in Penang, Malaysia, participated in this research. Smart PLS was used to conduct hypotheses testing while confirming the validity and reliability of the data collected from the survey. The finding of this research shows that supplier quality, performance delivery, and supply service criteria are significant for the buyer-supplier long term relationship. The outcome of this research will help semiconductor companies to have a set of best criteria for supplier selection. Later, it could help them establish long term relationship with the supplier to benefit their supply chain operations, and at the same time ensuring the growth, survival and sustainability of their supplier business.

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