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MASTER'S DEGREE THESIS Management of the Supply Chain – Case of Danfoss District Heating Business Area
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The root cause of the problems plaguing many supply chains is a mismatch between the supply chain strategy and the business strategy. The purpose of this article is firstly to examine supply chain management challenges with specific reference to the South African automotive industry and secondly to suggest a framework to help supply chain managers choose their supply chain strategies. The article is based on a theoretical analytical review of related literature on supply chain strategies. Based on the review of literature, the article articulates that supply chain challenges in the South African automotive industry stem from the external environment, the customers, competition and the automotive industry. The article also contends that the challenges in the supply chain are caused by a mismatch in the application of supply chain strategies. The article concludes by suggesting a framework for chosen supply chain strategies and endeavours to contribute to the debate on differentiating supply chain strategies.
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Purpose –this paper aims to investigate the effects of different dimensions of supply chain management practices (SCMP) on supply chain performance efficiency (SCPE) in the industrial sector in the Sudan. Design/methodology/approach – The study employed the quantitative method where convenience sampling and self-administrated survey questionnaires were sent to 110 manufacturing companies in Sudan. Findings – The empirical results indicate that three of the five dimensions of SCMP had a significant positive effect on supply chain performance efficiency. Moreover, a new dimension was developed in supply chain management practices. Research limitations/implications – This study focuses only on the manufacturing sector. Also the data were only collected from single respondents in an organization. However, being the first study to explore the dimensions of SCMP and how those dimensions relate to supply chain performance efficiency, the study shapes the pathway for future research. Practical implications – The results lighted to SCM practitioners and policy makers on the importance of SCMP to increase the performance of manufacturing industry in terms of supply chain performance efficiency. Originality/value – This study developed framework based on existing theoretical base and employs a new approach to empirically examine the relationship between two important factors, the SCMP and supply chain performance efficiency.
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o better economic performance, improved brand image and increased e. ficiency of the firm.".Supply Chain Risk Management is defined by Helmold et al. (2022, p. v) as "the implementation of strategies to manage both everyday and exceptional risks along the supply chain based on contin.
the challenges faced in supply chain management (Crosby et al., 2016). With enhanced transparency, traceability, and efficiency, blockchain can help to streamline the supply. chain and enable faster and more accurate responses to market demands. As such, more businesses are expected to adopt blockchain te.
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SCM is the process of managing the components of the supply chain to ensure efficient delivery of goods and services to customers. (Kirovska et al., 2016). SCM strategies encompass a broad spectrum of topics including. (a) customer demand, (b) supplier lead time, and (c) inventory management (Kirovska et. al., 2016).
Introduction. The following thesis aims to provide a description and analysis of the Supply Chain Management (SCM) discipline. The structure of the dissertation will be divided into three main parts: The first chapter will provide a general overview of what Supply Chain and SCM are.
expectations of customers. Leaders in supply chain management know the importance of the process for a business that is more than the movement of raw materials. There are innovations in the supply chain that can help companies offer the best service with collaborative systems (Jie&Gengatharen, 2018). Supply chain management performs by ...
This thesis analyzes and discusses how implementing lean design and lean supply chain management affect an organization's innovation capabilities. Since lean concepts focus on low risk, short-term gradual improvement of existing processes and products with an
complexity of what a supply chain can be by explicitly defining the supply chain as all stages involved, directly or indirectly, in fulfilling a customer request. Chopra and Meindl (2009) also present the typical stages in a supply chain as the suppliers, the manufacturer, the transporters, the warehouses, the retailers and also the customers.
*Award: The Best Doctoral Dissertation Award, 2016 - Australian and New Zealand Academy of Management (ANZAM)* This research comes at a time when many businesses and people are increasingly facing ...
workers, or supply chain managers, oversee the departments that receive materials and supplies into a. business. The manager supervises the warehousing and stocking departments, and shipping ...
Download Free PDF. Doctoral dissertations in logistics and supply chain-related areas: 2005-2009. ... Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2013 Abstract The purpose of this article is to examine the output of logistics and supply chain-related dissertation research during the period, 2005-2009, and compare that output with earlier published ...
ons based on data analysis. This thesis is structured in the following way. Chapter 2 starts with the introduction of artificial intelligence and puts light. on the types of artificial intelligence, machine learning and deep learning. Chapter 3 deals with the overview of the supply chain manag.
1.2.1 Supply Chain Management Practices Production, inventory distribution and payment cycles are the core of supply chain management. Information technologies and information sharing among parties in the supply chain are crucial, therefore, for supply chain management to be considered successful, there
period is typically chosen to be between a day and a month. This implies aggregation of all time-related entities of the supply chain, such as demand amounts, resource. apacities, and rounding of production lags to time periods. Clearly, accuracy is lost, and optimization of such a model may require post-processing of.
Thesis, UAS Published 2021 Number of pages 68 Title of Publication The Impact of Industry 4.0 on supply chain management. Subheading, if anyDegree and field of study Bachelor of International Business e.g.Name, title and org anization of the client None Abstract The main purpose of this study is to identify and analyse the impact of Industry 4.0
Sustainable supply chain management - drivers, practices and strategies on ensuring sustainable supply chain Master's thesis 2021 93 pages, 7 figures, 7 tables and 1 appendice Examiners: Professor Anni-Kaisa Kähkönen and Junior researcher Kati Marttinen Keywords: Sustainable supply chain management, SSCM, sustainability, supply chain,
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Master Thesis. Title: Supply Chain Management: A comprehensive Analysis of how to control, assess and maintain Risks and Transparency in complex Supply Chain Systems. 1. Author: Franziska Jagals, 4056902 Date of Birth: January 20, 1993 2. Author: Klaus Schultze, 4056900 Date of Birth: March 13, 1992 Course: International Trade.
n Finance. Both are considered drivers for a financially stable supply chain. A Supply Chain Finance solution is able to create a 'win - win' situation for both buyer and supplier by giving the. uyer the opportunity to extent payment terms and pay the supplier in advance. This process allows all parties to free.
The root cause of the problems plaguing many supply chains is a mismatch between the supply chain strategy and the business strategy. The purpose of this article is firstly to examine supply chain management challenges with specific reference to the South African automotive industry and secondly to suggest a framework to help supply chain managers choose their supply chain strategies.
Boeing Aircraft announced a write-down of $2.6 billion in October 1997 due to "raw material shortages, internal and supplier parts shortages and productivity inefficiencies . . ." [161]. "Second quarter sales at U.S. Surgical Corporation declined 25 percent, resulting in a loss of $22 million.
operations management, supply chain disruption, systems analysis and supply chain sustainability. OUR PROGRAM Our curriculum covers supply management, operations and logistics, with opportunities for a deep dive into such topics as business solutions for sustainability, lean SCM and supply chain analytics. The department offers tracks for a SCM ...
The term supply chain management will be used frequently in this thesis. Supply Chain Resource Cooperative (2017) describes it briefly: Supply chain management (SCM) is the active management of supply chain activities to maximize customer value and achieve a sustainable competitive advantage.
2.1 Introduction. Supply chain management is the control and organized flow of material, information, and finances as they move in a process from supplier to manufacturer to wholesaler to retailer to the end customer. The ultimate goal of effective supply chain system is to reduce the inventory and waste.
PDF document, 2.63 MB. The report provides an overview of the current supply chain cybersecurity practices followed by essential and important entities in the EU, based on the results of a 2022 ENISA study which focused on investments of cybersecurity budgets among organisations in the EU.
complete and steady supply from growers before the experiment can begin. With this in mind, the transitional phase is being extended. Production will be monitored again when growers 4 and 5 are fully operational. We aim to communicate the results of this monitoring to the relevant parties in mid-November.
The Organic Business of the New Generation Throughout the Agricultural Supply Chain. August 2024; 42(2) DOI:10.55003/kmaj.2024 ... Download full-text PDF Read full-text. Download full-text PDF ...
Global Supply Chains," C4ADS maps the contours of the Xinjiang agricultural and industrial sectors and identifies nine goods produced in disproportionately high volumes in Xinjiang that are part of global supply chains: cotton, tomato products, pepper products, walnuts, rayon, calcium carbide, polysilicon, wind turbines, and beryllium.