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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 INFLUENCE OF SUPPLY CHAIN INTEGRATION ON ORGANIZATIONAL PERFORMANCE: FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF ORGANIZATIONAL CAPABILITY IN INDONESIA Hidayat, Ahmad; Nugroho, Joko; CANIAGO, ASPIZAIN; Ismail, Dingot Hamonangan; Solihin, Agung; Halim, Paisal
International Journal of Supply Chain Management Vol 9, No 2 (2020): International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM)
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The current research intends to analyze the implications of three aspects of supply chain integration (SCI) on three types of firm performance (FP) from the organizational capability (OC) context. The analysis examines the associations between internal integration (II), consumer integration (CI), supplier integration (SI), supplier-oriented performance (SOP), market-oriented performance (MOP), and financial condition from the organizational capacity point of view, based on the data of 670 firms in Indonesia. The structural equation model is used to carry out the analysis. The findings suggest that internal integration strengthens external integration and explicitly and implicitly increases FP through internal and external collaboration. Furthermore, complete or partial meditation between supply chain integration and FP are revealed and thus demonstrate the contradictory results regarding SCI on FP in earlier investigations. 
Influence of Website Characteristics to Customer Satisfaction on Online Stores Triesti Candrawati; Retno Widiastuti; Widi Dwi Ernawati
International Journal of Supply Chain Management Vol 8, No 1 (2019): International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM)
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The development of online business is very rapidly in now days.Therefore, the online business requires a lot of effort compete with similiar business.To be surviving inthe online business can be done by providing maximum satisfaction to consumers and maintaining belief in the products offered both in terms of price and quality of goods by using a good website.The characteristics of the website will be a major concern fot the consumers when they are shopping online, the characteristics website consist of : the convenience of shopping, the site design, informative information, security and communication.The purpose of this study is to determine the effect of Website Characteristicsto Consumers Satisfaction.The research methode in case study at Accounting Management Study Program at Polytechnic State of Malang.The data collected using purposive sampling and Slovin formula.The hypothesis of this research is tested by multiple linier regression.The research results showed that the variable site design, informative, security and communication have a partialy significant effect to the online shopping customer satisfaction, while the convenience of shopping variable is not significant.This understandable because each online store has different system and procedure that incovenience for consumers.
Risk Management in Strategic Sourcing: An African Perspective Ellsworth Jonathan; Chengedzai Mafini; Joyendu Bhadury
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In this paper we survey existing literature from scholarly journals and practitioner literature published from 1980 to 2017 on the risks and mitigation factors of strategic sourcing in Africa and append the same with a detailed exemplar based on a large utility provider in South Africa.  The paper identifies the various supply chain risks facing organisations, contextualizing the same for Africa, and where applicable, the mitigation strategies thereof.  The preliminary finding was that there is generally an underrepresentation of Africa in supply chain management literature. Further, it was found that studies discussing supply chain risk and mitigation issues in Africa have focused mainly on challenges of sourcing in Africa.  A further observation was that literature provides some limited insights on how supply chain management tools such as total quality management, negotiation and supplier selection, and just-in time procurement may be implemented in African countries. However, the available literature manifests significant limitations in scope, both empirically and theoretically, when compared to the vast amount of contributions from emerging economies in Asia as well as developed economies. The study thus demonstrates that that there exists an untapped opportunity for future research in supply chain risk management in order to develop an integrated framework for risk management in strategic sourcing in Africa.
Supply Chain Strategy for Determining Factors of Land Value Zone and Regional Tax Purpose in Medan City, Indonesia Amalia Fachrudin, Khaira; Siahaan, Elisabet; Faisal Pane, Imam
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Abstract- Global supply chains have a distinct geography that involves the dimensions of production, distribution and consumption. This geography, at the heart of many sourcing strategies, is often neglected by supply chain managers, or at least scholars investigating supply chain management. The land investment has a positive impact on boosting a region's financial strength through a Rural and Urban Land and Building Tax (PBB-P2) burden. The amount of PBB-P2 payable is determined using the Sales Value of Taxable Object (SVTO) in the relevant Land Value Zone (LVZ). However, the value of SVTO is lower than and is not proportional to the land market value. This study aims to identify the land value zone and determine the factors that influencing land value zone and regional tax purposes in commercial zones with the highest SVTO in Medan, Sumatera Utara, Indonesia. This quantitative analysis tested using multiple regression and performed by Statistical Package for Social Science (SPSS-20). The result of this study showed that location has a positive and significant effect on the land value zone, while the land area has a negative and significant effect.  Appropriate location can save energy thereby increasing the land value zone.  It implies that decision-makers must consider location when determining land value zone and establishing the SVTO.
Is Supplier Social Sustainability Vital for Supplier's Financial and Social Performance? Analyzing Mediating Role of Firm Reputation in Thailand Luedech Girdwichai; Chutikarn Sriviboon
International Journal of Supply Chain Management Vol 8, No 4 (2019): International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM)
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Purpose: This study signifies the relationship between social sustainability of suppliers and its impact of supplier’s financial and social performance. It also focuses on the supplier firm reputation and the role it plays between sustainability and performance. Methodology: Using survey method, a questionnaire has been developed by past studies and a group of experts and academics. In depth interviews were also conducted from managers related to social sustainability to develop constructs for the survey. The data was collected from the key managers of manufacturing firms in Thailand. After passing through reviewing process, the final sample size came out to be 304. The data collected was then analyzed by using various statistical tools including SPSS and AMOS. Findings: The results of this research reveal that there exist a significant positive association between supplier social sustainability and performance levels. The findings clearly state that financial and social performance of suppliers have strong relationship with the social sustainability practices. It also signifies the mediation role of firm reputation among supplier sustainability and supplier performance levels. Implications: This study provides both theoretical and practical implications. It is considered as an extension in literature related to supplier social sustainability and its performance with the mediating roles of supplier firm reputation. It also allows managers to focus on their strategic decisions in order to develop socially sustainable supply chains to attain competitive edge. Originality: With the rapidly increasing trends of sustainability, limited research has been found on the significance level of this emerging issue. Therefore, this study provides awareness while emphasizing the importance of some major aspects of supplier social sustainability integrated into the supply chain management of manufacturing firms in Thailand.
Using Supply Chain Strategy in Skilled Workers Migration: A Consequence for the Russian Far East’s Economy A. Andreev, Viacheslav; V. Varkulevich, Tat’ayna; N. Arnaut, Marina
International Journal of Supply Chain Management Vol 8, No 6 (2019): International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM)
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Supply chain management in human resource management of the workers in the large scale can be more efficient. Migration of highly skilled workers abroad and to the Russia’s central territories is becoming a significant problem for Primorsky region which located in the key geopolitical zone in the Russian Far East. Every year due to migration losses the population engaged in the economy squeezes by 0.3-0.4 percent.  It determines a loss of public services’ quality in healthcare and education, and stipulates a degradation of business environment, which in turn limits the economic advances. Migration losses cause a change in demographic and ethnic structure of employment in the region, which in the long term will determine a structural imbalance in the labor force market. In addition, the outflow of labor force preconditions a slowdown of the economy and diminish the geopolitical status of the Russian Federation in the Far East due to depopulation process at the border’s areas. It can be managed by supply chain strategies to manage the forces properly in their own requirements. Migration of skilled workers, or "brain drain", is a crucial factor for the economy of the Russian Far East. The consequence is a negative impact of migration processes for the age structure of the labor force, considering a fact that the major part of migration, some about 70 %, is due to outflow of the working age’s people. Next consequence is reducing of the engaged population in the economy and, accordingly, shrinking supply of labor resources in the market. The processes of population’s decline and labor migration off the region may squeeze the skilled workers offering in the labor market. Adequacy of qualified specialists will not exceed 40 percent following to the graduates’ forecast of higher and secondary vocational education - 21.0 thousand annually. In this situation a "gap" will probably occur between supply and demand in the labor market as a result of deficit of specialists in long run period.
Explaining the Impact of Marketing Items on Post-Consumer Behavior in Russian Consumer Society Based on Supply Chain Management Diana Stepanova; Larisa Makhova; Alexander Biryukov
International Journal of Supply Chain Management Vol 7, No 4 (2018): International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM)
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Postmodernism is a variety of meanings and definitions, is used to refer to many aspects of social life from musical forms and styles, literature and fine art through to philosophy, history and especially the mass media and consumer culture. Postmodernism is a slippery term that is used by writers to refer to several different things. In addition, post modernism and profound changes in marketing requirements has great impact on consumer society. The consumer plays a significant role in the demand andsupply chain for every economic system. The purpose of this study is to explain the impact of motivation, perception, attitudes of post-modern consumer and post-modern marketing on post-consumer behavior based on supply chain management. This research is applied in terms of its purpose while, in terms of collecting information, it is a descriptive study. The statistical population of the research is Russian consumer society. The statistical population of the research is Russian consumer society. According to the Cochran formula, an estimated 384 individuals from this population were selected randomly with an estimated error of 0.5 and self-confidence of 0.95. The data collection tool is a questionnaire designed by the researcher. For Cronbach's alpha, the reliability is 0.95. For analyzing the data and measuring the impact of the model variables, a structural equation model was used with Imus software. The results of this study indicate confirmation of the impact of the variable of motivation, perception, attitudes of the post-modern consumer, and finally the effect of post-modern marketing on post-consumer behavior. Key words post-consumer behavior, motivation, perception, attitudes of post-modern consumer, post-modern marketing, supply chain management
SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT IMPACT ON COMPANY’S FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM INDONESIA Nahar, Aida; Chariri, Anis; Jatmiko Wahyu Prabowo, Tri
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Abstract- The company's financial performance is a significant aspect which can be affected by supply chain management. By knowing the supply chain procedure and financial performance of a company, one will be able to know the financial condition, business development, and the cash flow embedded in the company as well as the profit and income from the results of the company's business. The company's financial performance is measured by the profitability ratio of Return on Assets. This study uses supply chain management that is consistently listed in the Jakarta Islamic Index (JII) for 2014-2018 periods and has complete data that can be processed and analyzed. The result of this study shows that Turn Over Inventory and Total Asset Turn Over have a positive and significant effect on Return on Assets, and Debt to Asset Ratio has a negative and significant effect on Return on Assets. But Current Ratio, Cash Turn Over, and Debt to Equity Ratio have no effect on Return on Assets.
The Current State of Supply Chain Management and Development of Rural Labor Resources in Kazakhstan Gulmira Nurzhanova; Madina Beisenova; Ainura Aitymbetova; Alma Kuralbayeva; Dilyara Zhakipbekova; Elmira Zhussipova; Gulmira Issayeva; Zarema Bigeldiyeva
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Labor resources remain the main factor of production and the national wealth of the state, while improving the efficiency of the supply chain management and the use of labor resources is currently the main task of the economy. This is particularly true of labor in agricultural production, because it is this sector that ensures the food stability of the state. Thus, the purpose of this article is to consider the innovative methods of supply chain management and labor regulation, which are applied in agricultural organizations in general and in women's work in particular. To achieve this goal, a set of complementary research methods, statistical and comparative analysis, a systematic approach to the study of economic phenomena and processes were used. This article describes the main approaches to the innovative methods of supply chain management and to labor incentives, aimed at increasing the motivation and interest of employees. A regression model of the human resource potential of the agricultural region was also constructed, which makes it possible to predict changes in the rural labor force in the region.
Digital Economy for the Supply Chain as Indicator of Competitiveness of the Cites Aidar Gamisovich Sharifullin; Guzel Rachitovna Safina; Viktoria Alekseevna Fedorov; Anna Alikseevna Kurzhanova
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The current state of development of world urbanistic community shows that the main accents in competitive interdependence between basic subsystems of territories are transferred from nation-wide - the national level on more local-regional and local: cities and city systems. One of the main technology management for supply chain is digital technology. The digital economy which key factor of production data in a digital form - digital technologies act gives great opportunities for the development of the city, acts as a factor of increase in its competitiveness. In relation to the cities of the Russian Federation, the main, most objective indicators of competitiveness are productivity (efficiency), employment, the standard of living, quality of the urban environment. Introduction of the digital economy is accompanied by a number of risks. In relation to the cities and agglomerations, it is necessary to provide actions for minimization of the risks connected with a problem of creation of the corresponding infrastructure. Digitalization potentially influences the majority of parameters of quality of the urban environment and promotes improvement of quality of life of citizens: welfare and employment, level of expenses, education level and human capital, existence of free time and nature of its use, level of environmental pollution, existence and quality of social communications, general satisfaction with life.

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