Supply Chain Management Journal 2020 Volume 11 Number 2

Supply Chain Management Journal
2020
Volume 11
Number 2

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PAPERS


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Increasing supply chains resilience by valorizing digitization and E2E intelligent workflows

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Theodor PURCĂREA
email: theodor.purcarea@rau.ro
Romanian American University

Now it’s the real time to evaluate the advancement on the basis of the possible scenarios in facing the impact of the new coronavirus crisis. There is clear evidence for planning for the next normal, considering the demand trends based on the right insights, and managing the disruptions created by the pandemic thanks to a greater resiliency in the supply chains, identifying innovative ways to add value for those involved in partnering in their supply chains, valorizing digitization. Without doubt, it is imperative to increase the supply chains resilience with the help of the revolutionary digital tools, considering the need for maximum flexibility and agility while navigating the remaining turbulent supply chain landscape, making supply chains a bigger part of the companies’ strategic plans, and taking into account organizations’ movement from singular processes to E2E intelligent workflows.

Supply Chains Resilience, Digitization, Innovation, E2E Intelligent Workflows

December 2020, pp 7 – 15


An Analysis on the Importance of Human Resource Management in Supply Chain Management Field

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Ugur FILIZ
email: filiz.ugur@phd.uni-szie.hu
Szent Istvan University, Godollo, Hungary

Importance of the concept of supply chain management since the new millennium has significantly increased between the researchers and practitioners. It has been a popular subject to rapidly increasing research in the fields of logistics, marketing and operations management from many different points of views. Management of human resources is recognized as a critical factor in the successful implementation of supply chain strategies for businesses. Therefore, developing a systematic approach across the supply chain to ensure effective management of human resources is critical for businesses to manage to reach their goals and achieve the success as it would also lead to developing and sustaining a competitive advantage in the global market.
In this context, this study aims to examine the relationship between strategic human resources management and supply chain management and develop an understanding on the importance of human resource management for supply chain management field. Accordingly, the concepts of human resource management and supply chain management are analyzed theoretically by evaluating various elements of human resources management, and by analyzing the findings of some research conducted in the literature which revealed that human resource management practices and strategies could have a significant positive impact on success of businesses in the field of supply chain management by helping them to meet their objectives and goals. As of theoretical character of the study, the paper is based on the systematic review of the literature by making use of secondary data like journals, papers, websites and various magazines as the primary sources to bring an explanation to the correlation between both variables.

Human Resources Management, HRM, Supply Chain Management, SCM, Organizational Performance, SCM strategy

December 2020, pp 16 – 25


The Importance of Supply Chain Management and A Case Study Analysis of Value Chain Model For Automotive Industry

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Gokhan KIRBAC, Ph.D.
email: g.kirbac@iku.edu.tr
Istanbul Kültür University

Today, the activities and players involved in the supply chain are increasing day by day. Undoubtedly, the importance of supply chain activities is enormous to ensure
sustainability in all industries. From this point of view, the automotive sector is one of the primary sectors where supply chain activities need to be carried out effectively and efficiently. In addition, supply chain and value chain concepts are the processes that carry out in an integrated manner. In this context, the importance of supply chain management for the automotive industry is explained in detail. After that at this study a value chain model for automotive manufacturing industry is developed considering model’s primary and support activities. These value chain activities analyzed and discussed in terms of automotive industry. It is thought that the study will make significant contributions to those who will do research in this field.

Supply Chain Management, Value Chain, Production Management, Operations Management, Case Study Analysis, Automotive Industry

December 2020, pp 26 – 46


Increased Sustainability through Artificial Intelligence and Blockchain in Supply Chain Digitization

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Ioan-Matei PURCĂREA
email: matei.purcarea@rau.ro
Romanian-American University

The Supply Chain architectures are being redesigned in the context of digital transformation by the material impact of Artificial intelligence (AI), digitization, blockchain
and automation. Driving value from data across intelligent supply chain workflows and deploying AI Governance and ethic models to create and capture new value are part of the progression path as organizations grow their capabilities. We are witnessing: effectively advancing supply-chain management in global operations decisions by seeing digitization as a win-win proposition to provide strategic assets and engines for innovation; creating new paths to value by using Digitization combined with Synchromodality based on optimization algorithms and dynamic orchestration with hybrid multicloud as strategic advantage in de-stressed logistics in establishing sustainable networking, collaboration and trust within the core of customer relationship concept.

Artificial Intelligence (AI), Blockchain, Supply Chain Digitization, Engines for Innovation, AI Governance.

December 2020, pp 47 – 51


Autonomous Supply Chains: Vision Computing and Decentralizez Decision
Making

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Dr Gerd Wolfram, CEO, IoT Consult
email: gw@iot-icon.com
Rudy Hagedorn, Director, End-to-End Value Chain & Standards
email: r.hagedorn@theconsumergoodsforum.com