Global Supply Chain Risk Management

Manuj, Ila; Mentzer, John T.

doi:10.1002/j.2158-1592.2008.tb00072.x

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“…On the other hand, risk mitigation encompasses practices such as rethinking and re-evaluating their supply and distribution strategy (for instance, by using postponement and changing the location of some facilities, etc.) and supplier development (Manuj and Mentzer, 2008;Blome and Schoenherr, 2011).…”

Section: Supply Chain Risksmentioning

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An Empirical Examination of Supply Chain Sustainability in Turkish Automotive Sector: Using the PLS-SEM Approach

Kacar¹,

Sezen²,

Kitapçı³

2017

IBR

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In today's dynamic environment, it has become a necessity for firms to better control their supply chain operations against supply chain vulnerabilities. Little consideration has been paid to the relationship between business environment, supply chain risks, supply chain vulnerability, supply chain performance and sustainability. Hence, we aim with this study to unveil the influence of supply chain variables on supply chain performance and sustainability. The proposed model consists of 10 hypotheses to disclose the relationship between 6 main constructs; Supply Chain Uncertainty, Supply Chain Risks, Supply Chain Performance, Collaborative Planning Systems, Vulnerability, and Supply Chain Sustainability. The hypotheses are validated by empirical study with 213 domestic and foreign automotive companies operating in Turkey. The results of this study indicate that supply chain sustainability is primarily affected by supply chain performance and collaborative planning systems. The findings of this study could provide the necessary point of view for the managers working in supply chain management area to comprehend the dynamics behind sustainable supply chains.

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Section: Supply Chain Risksmentioning

confidence: 99%

An Empirical Examination of Supply Chain Sustainability in Turkish Automotive Sector: Using the PLS-SEM Approach

Kacar¹,

Sezen²,

Kitapçı³

2017

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“…Na visão de Keynes (1973), a incerteza está na impossibilidade de definição de uma distribuição de probabilidades para a tomada de decisão; em situação de risco, a decisão pode ser tomada sob o contexto de distribuição de probabilidade conhecida. Para Milgrom e Roberts (1992), a incerteza está na assimetria e completude da informação, e, para Williamson (1991), a incerteza é uma dimensão conectada ao pressuposto comportamental da racionalidade limitada.…”

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“…Nas cadeias globais de valor, as empresas atuam de modo interdependentes, e o desempenho de qualquer uma delas está relacionado à habilidade em coordenar atividades ao longo dessa cadeia (Constantino et al, 2009;Acar et al, 2010). Para Mentzer et al (2001), trata-se da coordenação estratégica e sistemática das tradicionais funções de compras com o objetivo de aperfeiçoar o desempenho da cadeia global e das empresas de modo individual. Empresas globais são expostas a maiores riscos, por conta de fornecedores, distribuidores, revendedores e provedores de serviços logísticos sediados em diversos países, com legislações, costumes e culturas diferentes (Tan e Xu, 2009).…”

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O efeito mediador de riscos operacionais sobre compras internacionais e desempenho

Moori¹,

Ferreira²

2015

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RESUMOOs gestores de compras internacionais enfrentam enormes desafios para atingir as metas de desempenho de compras empresariais decorrentes dos riscos operacionais como distâncias maiores das fontes de suprimentos, ciclo de atendimento dos pedidos mais longos e redução da capacidade de controle operacional. Nesse sentido, este estudo teve por objetivo verificar a influência de riscos operacionais na relação entre compras internacionais e desempenho de compras sob o ponto de vista de gestores das empresas dos setores de energia e eletroeletrônicos sediadas no Brasil. Para tanto, realizou-se uma pesquisa descritiva do tipo quantitativo. A pesquisa, precedida de estudo exploratório e pré-testes do questionário, utilizou-se de uma amostra de gestores constituída de 149 respondentes. Os dados coletados, após depuração pela análise fatorial exploratória, foram tratados pela técnica da regressão linear e modelagem em equações estruturais. O resultado revelou não existir evidência, em nível de significância estatística (  0,05), de que riscos operacionais têm efeito mediador na relação entre compras internacionais e desempenho de compras. Esse resultado evidenciou que riscos operacionais eram elementos de preocupação dos gestores, mas sem influência na relação direta entre compras internacionais e desempenho de compras, denotando que os riscos operacionais eram intrínsecos à gestão de compras internacionais para atender o desempenho de compras.Palavras-chave: riscos operacionais, cadeia global de suprimentos, compras internacionais, desempenho de compras. ABSTRACTThe international purchasing managers face enormous challenges to achieve the enterprises purchasing performances goals due to operational risks such as greater distances from supplies resources, longer cycle services requests and reduced ability of the operational control. In this direction, this study aimed to verify how operational risks influences the relationship between international purchases and purchasing performance under the point of view of managers in the energy and electroelectronics companies located in Brazil. For this, a descriptive research of quantitative type was carried out. The research, preceded by exploratory study and pre-testing of questionnaire, used a sample of managers composed of 149 respondents. The data collected, after purification by exploratory factor analysis, were treated by the technique of linear regression and structural equation modeling. The result showed there is no evidence, at statistical significance level (  0.05), that operational risk has mediating effect on the international purchases and ROBERTO GIRO MOORI

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“…Demand Risks (DR): A decrease in demand by customers is considered a risk. Some companies were highly dependent on one customer, whereas others have scruple decentralized the customer structure to avoid customer risk (Manuj and Mentzer, 2008a;2008b). Demand risk is characterised by the four measures: cancellation of orders (CO), order fulfilment errors (OFE) inaccurate forecast (IF), seasonality of product (SP) (Chopra and sodhi, 2004).…”

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Analytical Network Process (ANP) Based Modeling For Analysing The Risks In Traditional, Agile And Lean Supply Chain

Chand¹,

Raj²,

Shankar³

2013

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Risk in the context of supply chain management plays an important role in industries. Risk can be defined as a combination of probability or frequency of occurrence of a defined hazard and magnitude of the occurrence. In this paper it is illustrate how the industries can analyse and assess the risks associated with supply chain. To fulfil customer requirements and profit maximization industries need to improve their supply chain system by eliminating risks associated to it by using appropriate tools and techniques. For the successful supply chain management, industries must have to focus on risk as a tool to achieve their goals. A comparative analysis of various risks which reduces the chance of occurrence of failures in determinants i.e. Disruption (DR), Deviation (DV) and Disasters (DS) has been analysed in this study. The purpose of this paper is to analyze the various risk factors identify through literature and case study of Indian manufacturing industries in traditional, agile and lean supply chain by the application of analytical network process (ANP). The proposed framework provides a structured approach for identifying and assessing risk and their differential impacts on different levels of supply chain networks. It provides insights into the dynamics of risk events and identifies network configurations that are vulnerable to different levels of risk.

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Global Supply Chain Risk Management

Cited by 660 publications

References 53 publications

An Empirical Examination of Supply Chain Sustainability in Turkish Automotive Sector: Using the PLS-SEM Approach

An Empirical Examination of Supply Chain Sustainability in Turkish Automotive Sector: Using the PLS-SEM Approach

O efeito mediador de riscos operacionais sobre compras internacionais e desempenho

Analytical Network Process (ANP) Based Modeling For Analysing The Risks In Traditional, Agile And Lean Supply Chain

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