From supply chain to welding network: A framework of the prospects of networks in welding

Toivanen, Jenni; Martikainen, Jukka; Heilmann, Pia

doi:10.5755/j01.mech.21.2.8463

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“…Based on the performed observation and measurement, it was possible to identify several groups of non-conformities occurring in the welds. Among them should be highlighted: The use of the VT made it possible to identify non-conformities on the surface of the welded joints [25,26]. Their percentage share in the total number of welds performed is presented in Figure 1.…”

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Qualitative Analysis of a Welded Structure Based on a Temporary Bridge Construction – A Case Study

Niciejewska

Mazur

Idzikowski

et al. 2021

METAL 2021 Conference Proeedings

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Qualitative Analysis of a Welded Structure Based on a Temporary Bridge Construction – A Case Study

Niciejewska

Mazur

Idzikowski

et al. 2021

METAL 2021 Conference Proeedings

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“…Coordination of supply chain [21], strategic supply chain management [22] and thus, strategic supplier selection is acting more significant role in manufacturing [23]. In welding manufacturing the one typical structure of manufacturing is structure where the focal company dominates the manufacturing with multiple suppliers [24]. This kind of structure leads to especially dyadic contacts but the increase of cooperation between network members also enables multitiered relationships and augmented manufacturing.…”

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Connection Between the Number of Complaints About Welding Suppliers and End Product Quality: The Case of Customized Welding Production

Toivanen

Eskelinen²,

Kah³

et al. 2016

IJMEA

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Abstract:Although undesirable, manufacturing defects leading to complaints are almost inevitable in the production of manufactured products, and consideration of manufacturing quality is therefore an essential aspect of management of supply chains with multiple suppliers. This study evaluates the relationship between complaints about the end product and welding production in a multiple supplier chain. In the studied case, it was noticed that there is potential for improved welding production management by suppliers to increase profitability by decreasing the number of welding defects that cause complaints. This study shows one approach to analysis of the relation between complaints in the supply chain and their effect on the end product.

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“…Toivanen et al [64] studied the welding network and concluded that there was insufficient network behaviour. The lack of communication internally and at the network level can form of defects and complaints in the supply chain network.…”

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A New Approach to Manage Welding Quality in Supply Chain Networks: A Supplier Network Complaints Perspective

Toivanen¹

2017

IJMEA

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Abstract:This study presents a five-step method for analysis of supply chain networks from the perspective of the welding quality of manufactured products. The presented approach gives tools to take care of welding quality assessment in supply chain networks. The study uses data based analysis of complaints data and survey results to provide information that may assist managerial decision-making and supplier-related marketing activities. The results reflect the importance of information sharing as a means to reduce the number of complaints and show that combining production data and information about the production offers potential for manufacturing quality development in the supply chain network. The study uses applied RACI matrix and the case of a welding supply chain network to establish the findings. The case example discusses the observations dealing with GMAW process.

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From supply chain to welding network: A framework of the prospects of networks in welding

Cited by 4 publications

References 40 publications

Qualitative Analysis of a Welded Structure Based on a Temporary Bridge Construction – A Case Study

Qualitative Analysis of a Welded Structure Based on a Temporary Bridge Construction – A Case Study

Connection Between the Number of Complaints About Welding Suppliers and End Product Quality: The Case of Customized Welding Production

A New Approach to Manage Welding Quality in Supply Chain Networks: A Supplier Network Complaints Perspective

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