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MASTER'S DEGREE THESIS Management of the Supply Chain – Case of Danfoss District Heating Business Area
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Mehtab Bokhari
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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Economists and sociologists have long regard ed the problem of adaptation as a central prob lem of economic organization (Selznick, 1948; Hayek, 1949). However, despite their agreement on the importance of the problem, economists and sociologists have typically focused on alter native structures as solutions to the problem of adaptation. Economists have historically looked to the market as a solution, while sociologists have traditionally focused on formal organization al mechanisms. One of the few notable attempts to synthesize economic and sociological approaches has been the work of Oliver Williamson (1975, 1985, 1991 ), who argues thai the solution to this problem of adaptation lies in a sensitivity to the markets-hi erarchies continuum and to the costs associated with transactions at different positions along this continuum. Which organizational form is most efficacious in a given circumstance is contingent upon which solves this problem of adaptation at the lowest transac...
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A Quantitative Comparison of Pre-Trained Model Registries to Traditional Software Package Registries
Software Package Registries are an integral part of the Software Supply Chain, acting as collaborative platforms that unite contributors, users, and packages, and streamline package management processes. Much of the engineering work around reusing packages from these platforms deals with the issue of synthesis, combining multiple packages into a new package or downstream project. Recently, researchers have examined registries that specialize in providing Pre-Trained Models (PTMs), to explore the nuances of the PTM Supply Chain. These works suggest that the main engineering challenge of PTM reuse is not synthesis but selection. However, these findings have been primarily qualitative and lacking quantitative evidence of the observed differences. I therefore evaluate the following hypothesis:
The prioritization of selection over synthesis in Pre-Trained Model reuse means that the evolution and reuse of Pre-Trained Models differs compared to traditional software. The evolution of models will be more linear, and the reuse of models will be more centralized.
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- Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering
- Electrical and Computer Engineering
Campus location
- West Lafayette
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Additional committee member 2, additional committee member 3, usage metrics.
- Empirical software engineering
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The benefits of sustainable supply chain management practices to supply chain risk management Master's thesis 2023 95 pages, 1 figure and 6 tables Examiners: Professor Anni-Kaisa Kähkönen and junior researcher Aleksi Harju Keywords: sustainability, sustainable supply chain management, supply chain risk management
2.3. DEFINITION OF SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT 12 2.3.1. Supply Chain Management as a Management Philosophy 13 2.3.2. Supply Chain Management as a Set of Activities to Implement a Management Philosophy 13 2.3.3. Supply Chain Management as a Set of Management Processes 14 2.3.4. Supply Chain Management versus Supply Chain Orientation 17 2.3.5.
provides solutions for supply chain management, data security, and ensuring responsibility. The aim of this master's thesis is to explore the benefits, challenges, and motivating factors of blockchain technology in the context of sustainable supply chain management (SSCM).
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).
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
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,
aspects of its supply chain management through an integrated supply chain and intelligence platform. As a result of the unpredictable demand and logistics disruptions caused by the pandemic, JD.com adapted its delivery processes and effectively utilised its intelligent platform to cope with the supply chain disruptions.
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
This master thesis has been carried out between November 2015 and April 2016 at the division ... within the master's program Supply Chain Management. First off, we would like to thank the employees at the case company who has been involved in this project. The support and input from employees' through this project has largely contributed
PDF | *Award: The Best Doctoral Dissertation Award, 2016 - Australian and New Zealand Academy of Management (ANZAM)* This research comes at a time when... | Find, read and cite all the research ...
2.1. Supply chain management Before jumping into the definition of Supply Chain Management, it is already important to define what a supply chain is. A first definition sees the supply chain as "an integrated process wherein raw materials are manufactured into final products, then delivered to
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 ...
demand management within and across companies (Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals, 2011). Supply chain management is one of key activities in Pharmaceuticals sector. To get competitive advantage over rivals, supply chain emerged as a core capability for most pharmaceutical companies.
delivered to the end customer. The Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals defines supply chain management as follows: "Supply Chain Management encompasses the planning and management of all activities involved in sourcing and procurement, conversion, and all logistics management activities.
PDF | On Jan 1, 2008, Margaretha Preusser published Optimization in supply chain management. PhD Thesis, University of Vienna | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate
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 integrating procurement, suppliers, and
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.
delivering them to the end cus tomer s (Swaminathan 2001). Supply chain management is. efficient management of the end -to-end process starting from the design of the product or service. to the ...
entered the commercial, particularly in the field of supply chain management. The point of the thesis is to illuminate how much essential impact artificial intelligence has on supply chain management. This study likewise presents which sort of computerized reasoning procedures are used today in supply chain management.
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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.
Master's thesis 2023 93 pages, 11 figures, 8 tables and 1 appendix Examiners: Professor Katrina Lintukangas and Elina Karttunen, D.Sc. (Econ & Bus. Adm.) ... supply chain management (SSCM) and supplier relationship management (SRM) (Tidy et al. 2016). SRM can be seen to have a lot in common with customer relationship management.
In this chapter aspects relating to the supply chain of the hypothesis statement (MODEL B) are researched and documented. The two main concepts which receive attention are outsourcing and integrated supply chain management. The research methodology of the thesis is explained in detail in the fifth chapter.
Supply chain management practices improve profitability, customer r esponse, and the ability to. deliver value to the customers and a lso improve the interconnection and interdependence among ...
Software Package Registries are an integral part of the Software Supply Chain, acting as collaborative platforms that unite contributors, users, and packages, and streamline package management processes. Much of the engineering work around reusing packages from these platforms deals with the issue of synthesis, combining multiple packages into a new package or downstream project. Recently ...