Investigating the mix of contract-based and on-demand sourcing for transportation services under fluctuate and seasonal demand

Kantari, Lala Ayu; Pujawan, I Nyoman; Arvitrida, Niniet Indah; Hilletofth, Per

doi:10.1080/13675567.2020.1751807

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“…This fact shows that the better the transportation aspects of SMEs, the more positive impacts on the supply chain competitive strategy. These results are consistent with the studies of Ong, et al [10] and Kantari, et al [22]. Determination of suitable transportation routes and delivery of appropriate orders impacts customer service and loyalty.…”

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“…In other aspects, transportation, information, sourcing, and pricing also significantly affect the supply chain competitive strategy. The transportation aspect findings are consistent with the research conducted by Ong, et al [10] and Kantari, et al [22]. They explained that transportation has an impact on the supply chain's competitive strategy.…”

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confidence: 90%

“…Furthermore, Electronic Data Interchange has been shown to improve customer service and loyalty [21]. Research conducted by Kantari, et al [22] indicated that meeting demand with appropriate transportation impacts service supply performance. Similarly, in the development research on pricing aspects, Yu and Zhang [23] proposed a pricing model between parties to coordinate the supply chain.…”

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The Effect of Logistical-Crossfunctional Drivers on the Competitive Strategy of the Supply Chain of SMEs: A Case Study

Sumarsono

Muflihah

2021

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Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) dominate the business world in Indonesia with a high Gross Domestic Product contribution. However, SMEs are unable to compete with large industries due to uncompetitive supply chains. The logistical-crossfunctional aspect of drivers is an aspect driving a competitive supply chain. This study aims to examine the effect of logistical-crossfunctional drivers on the competitive strategy of the supply chain for SMEs in Indonesia. The case study was conducted in SMEs scattered in East Java, Indonesia. The data analysis method used PLS-SEM. The results showed that the logistical-crossfunctional aspects of SME drivers have a significant effect on the supply chain competitive strategy. The implications of the research results are used to develop supply chain strategies for SMEs with a priority scale of logistical-crossfunctional drivers such as 1) facilities; 2) sourcing; 3) information; 4) transportation; 5) inventory; and 6) pricing.

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The Effect of Logistical-Crossfunctional Drivers on the Competitive Strategy of the Supply Chain of SMEs: A Case Study

Sumarsono

Muflihah

2021

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“…The dynamic characteristics of transportation sourcing, such as uncertainty in demand, spot market prices, and transportation supply, have been investigated partially in the previous studies (Kantari et al, 2019(Kantari et al, , 2020Kuyzu et al, 2015;Stojanović & Nikolić-Ðorić, 2014;Tsai et al, 2011). None of these studies has considered the uncertainty of transportation sources from a holistic perspective.…”

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“…None of these studies has considered the uncertainty of transportation sources from a holistic perspective. Our earlier work (Kantari et al, 2020) examined the combination of contract-based and on-demand sourcing of trucks from the spot market under uncertain and fluctuating demand conditions. We explored various ratios of on-demand sourcing to total fleet size.…”

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Mixing contract-based and on-demand sourcing of transportation services for improved supply chain performance under supply uncertainties

Kantari

Pujawan

Arvitrida

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International Journal of Systems Science: Operations & Logi

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With increasing demand volatility, companies must develop flexibility at multiple supply-chain stages, including in transportation. One method for doing this is combining long-term contract carriers with on-demand sourcing of transportation capacity from the spot market. In line with the growth of online riding services, on-demand sourcing for trucking services is now emerging. This study investigates mixing contract-based and on-demand sourcing for transportation services in the currently uncertain transportation supply. We describe the uncertainty stemming from the contract market's rejection rate, the variability in terms of truck availability and response times, and the prices offered on the spot market. The situation is modelled using a discrete-event simulation approach to capture the complexity of the system. Our experiment indicates that greater reliance on the spot market could result in a better fill rate but lower delivery punctuality and higher transportation costs. The decision to mix contract-based and on-demand sourcing should consider uncertainty factors on the supply side, including (i) the rejection rate from contract-based carriers, (ii) the availability and waiting times for services from the spot market, and (iii) price uncertainty in the spot market.

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Innovative capabilities and competitive advantage in the era of industry 4.0: A study of trucking industry

Lookman

Pujawan

Nadlifatin

2023

Research in Transportation Business & Management

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Investigating the mix of contract-based and on-demand sourcing for transportation services under fluctuate and seasonal demand

Cited by 9 publications

References 57 publications

The Effect of Logistical-Crossfunctional Drivers on the Competitive Strategy of the Supply Chain of SMEs: A Case Study

The Effect of Logistical-Crossfunctional Drivers on the Competitive Strategy of the Supply Chain of SMEs: A Case Study

Mixing contract-based and on-demand sourcing of transportation services for improved supply chain performance under supply uncertainties

Innovative capabilities and competitive advantage in the era of industry 4.0: A study of trucking industry

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