Analysis of Security Criteria for IoT-Based Supply Chain: A Case Study of FMCG Industries

Nozari, Hamed; Fallah, Mohammad; Szmelter-Jarosz, Agnieszka; Krzemiński, Maciej

doi:10.7206/cemj.2658-0845.63

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“…The competent institutions and SC management FMCG were advised to employ a set of measures and incentives to support the digitalization process based on the findings. Nozari et al ( 2021 ) study of the SC in the FMCG sector offered a thorough analytical framework for creating a long-lasting, intelligent SC based on IoT-based big data analytics. The suggested framework is built on the IoT implementation technique, with a focus on using big input data and targeted surveys.…”

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“…According to Madhavi and Wickramarachchi ( 2021 ), it is crucial to assess how the COVID-19 pandemic would affect the FMCG sector and how SC resilience will perform better in times of crisis. Nozari et al ( 2021 ) presentation of the study issue offers potential solutions for IoT-based SC management in FMCG Industries. The outcomes showed that among the collected security requirements for IoT-based SC management, dependability and privacy, together with their sub-criteria, were the most crucial.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Modeling the supply chain network in the fast-moving consumer goods industry during COVID-19 pandemic

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The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic in recent years has raised serious concerns about the distribution of fast-moving consumer goods products, given the freshness of their use. On the one hand, the distribution of fast-moving consumer goods with multiple vehicles has led to maintaining the freshness of items at the supply chain level, and on the other hand, it involves the high costs of using vehicles. Congestion of vehicles and drivers in the distribution of items has also increased the possibility of COVID-19 transmission. The importance of the above issue has led to the modeling of a multi-level supply chain problem in the FMCG industry by considering the freshness of items to reduce COVID-19 transmission. The most important issue considered in this article is to send fresh food in the shortest possible time to customers who cannot go to stores and wait in line to buy items in the conditions of Covid-19. Therefore, the designed model provides the possibility for customers to receive fresh food in addition to reducing costs and also reduce the possibility of contracting Covid-19. Designed supply chain network levels include suppliers of raw materials, manufacturers of consumer goods, distributors and end customers. In order to optimize the objectives of the problem, including minimizing the total costs of supply chain network design and maximizing the freshness of items, various strategic and tactical decisions such as locating potential facilities, routing vehicles, and optimally allocating the flow of goods should be made. Since the supply chain network model is considered to be NP-hard, meta-heuristic algorithms have been used to solve the problem by providing a modified priority-based encoding. The results show the high efficiency of the proposed solution method in a short time.

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Modeling the supply chain network in the fast-moving consumer goods industry during COVID-19 pandemic

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“…Kelly et al [13] investigated the effective implementation of the IoT to monitor orderly internal conditions through a low-cost versatile sensing system. Huh et al [14] evaluated the management of IoT tools using blockchain technology. Much research has also focused on the connection between IoT and the creation of smart cities.…”

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Assessment of Cyber Risks in an IoT-based Supply Chain using a Fuzzy Decision-Making Method

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The Internet of Things (IoT) is a relatively new paradigm that is growing rapidly in modern wireless communication scenarios. The main idea of this concept is the pervasive presence of all kinds of objects around us. This technology is the basis of today's intelligent life and is known as one of the most important sources of big data. Meanwhile, businesses are no exception to this rule and try to use the Internet of Things to make their business smarter. Supply chain management is a goal-based goal of linking business operations to provide a common view of market opportunity. Methodology: Using IoT technology, all major parts of the supply chain, including supply, production, distribution and sales, can be affected. Because this evolutionary technology is intertwined with Internet technology, the use of network-based tools can always create risks for business owners who use these technologies. Therefore, understanding and investigating a variety of cyber risks in this area can It is very important and by understanding their hands, we can prevent many future risks. Linear analysis based on hierarchical analysis is used. Findings: The results show that privacy is very important in interaction with suppliers as well as customers, and therefore those effective measures to deal with these risks can reduce many of the problems caused by this technology. Originality/Value: This paper attend to assessment of cyber risks in an IoTbased supply chain using a fuzzy decision-making method.

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“…The supply chain based on the Internet of Things can help managers from production to transportation and delivery to monitor logistics and ultimately prevent bottlenecks in critical supply chain networks. This can increase the agility of supply chain processes (Nozari et al, 2021b).…”

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The Impact of Blockchain Technology and The Internet of Things on the Agile and Sustainable Supply Chain

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Ghahremani-Nahr

2022

IJIE

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In addition to being a revolutionary technology for all industries, the Internet of Things; has also shown its potential in processes such as supply chain. With the advancement of technology and the emergence of the new era, the challenges of the traditional supply chain that follows a path from top to bottom (suppliers of raw materials to final consumers) are revealed. Also, due to environmental issues and the increasing speed of the changes in the needs of customers in various industries, including the retail industry, which has undergone many changes with the emergence of innovation, the entire path of the supply chain requires the implementation of strategies such as agile and green supply chains and achieving smartness. Therefore, emerging technologies such as The Internet of Things play a significant role in the agility and greenness of the entire retail supply chain. The presence of blockchain technology with decentralized data archiving in supply chain processes based on the Internet of Things guarantees the security of big data and helps in optimal data performance. This helps the agility of supply chain processes. In this chapter, dimensions, components, and key indicators effective in the implementation of an agile smart supply chain based on transformative technologies are examined.

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Analysis of Security Criteria for IoT-Based Supply Chain: A Case Study of FMCG Industries

Cited by 23 publications

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Modeling the supply chain network in the fast-moving consumer goods industry during COVID-19 pandemic

Modeling the supply chain network in the fast-moving consumer goods industry during COVID-19 pandemic

Assessment of Cyber Risks in an IoT-based Supply Chain using a Fuzzy Decision-Making Method

The Impact of Blockchain Technology and The Internet of Things on the Agile and Sustainable Supply Chain

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