Aligning business process reengineering in implementing global supply chain systems by the SCOR model

Wang, William Y.C.; Chan, Hing Kai; Pauleen, David J.

doi:10.1080/00207540903168090

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“…This method is used to investigate the relationship between entities in business processes [19]. Therefore, distribution of physical products from the supplier to the customer has a pattern that can be standardized into operational procedures within business processes [20].…”

Section: Measuring Supply Chain Performancementioning

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A Conceptual Framework for Analysing Supply Chain Performance of Oil Palm Refinery in Malaysia

Lestari

Ismail

Hamid

et al. 2015

Transactions on Engineering Technologies

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The purpose of this research is the development of a supply chain framework in order to provide the process reference model based on the relationship between entities. This research chooses multiple cases of oil palm refinery in Malaysian because there is a barrier in implementing supply chain strategy in the form of inadequate measurement performance system. The methodology developed in this research comprised three phases involving business process reengineering, supply chain relationship model and performance indicator. There are 35 refineries in the peninsular Malaysia. However, measurement of supply chain performance will be selected in 6 oil palm refineries. The findings show that the conceptual framework can provide an instrument to analyze supply chain performance and evaluate the existing supply chain strategy.

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Section: Measuring Supply Chain Performancementioning

confidence: 99%

A Conceptual Framework for Analysing Supply Chain Performance of Oil Palm Refinery in Malaysia

Lestari

Ismail

Hamid

et al. 2015

Transactions on Engineering Technologies

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“…The problem is how we can model and analyze the strategic and operational objectives, and connect them to each other appropriately [12]. According to Wang et al [38], despite the ability of SCOR to provide appropriate indicators, it has not been used enough in the literature. According to the recommendations in the literature, it is better to employ comprehensive and reliable indicators such as SCOR to develop the mathematical models for performance management [39].…”

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A multi objective SCOR-Based Decision Alignment for Supply Chain Performance Management

2017

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Abstract. A dynamic integrated solution to three main problems through integrating all metrics using SCOR is proposed in this research. This dynamic solution comprises strategic decisions in high level, operational decisions in low level, and alignment of these two decision levels. In this regard, a human intelligence-based process for high-level decisions and machine-intelligence based Decision Support Systems (DSSs) for low-level decisions are proposed using a novel approach. The presented operational model considers important supply chain features thoroughly, such as di erent echelons, several suppliers, several manufacturers, and several products, during multiple periods. A multi-objective mathematical programming model is then developed to yield the operational decisions with Pareto e cient performance values and solved using a well-known meta-heuristic algorithm, i.e., NSGAII, the parameters of which are tuned using Taguchi method. Afterwards, an intermediate machine-intelligence module is used to determine the best operational solution based on the strategic idea of the decision maker. The e ciency of the proposed framework is shown through numerical example and then, a sensitivity analysis is conducted for the obtained results so as to show the impact of the strategic scenario planning on the performance of the considered supply chain.

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“…As mentioned in Section 1, enterprise modelling is another domain where reference models are useful in terms of modelling and analysing performance of enterprises (Wang et al, 2010). Another modelling approach that is popular in the literature for enterprise modelling is the IDEF (Integration DEFinition) family of models which has its root in the 1970s (AguilarSavén, 2004).…”

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Special Issue – Applications of reference models for supply-chain integration

Chan

Kumar

2014

Production Planning & Control

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Aligning business process reengineering in implementing global supply chain systems by the SCOR model

Cited by 52 publications

References 50 publications

A Conceptual Framework for Analysing Supply Chain Performance of Oil Palm Refinery in Malaysia

A Conceptual Framework for Analysing Supply Chain Performance of Oil Palm Refinery in Malaysia

A multi objective SCOR-Based Decision Alignment for Supply Chain Performance Management

Special Issue – Applications of reference models for supply-chain integration

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