Key Logistics Performance Indicators in Low-Income Countries: The Case of the Import–Export Chain in Ethiopia

Tadesse, Mahlet Demere; Kine, Helen Zewdie; Gebresenbet, Girma; Tavasszy, Lóránt; Ljungberg, David

doi:10.3390/su141912204

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“…Indeed, the impact of logical sustainable development is increasingly felt within companies. According to this strategy, companies must then reflect on the practice of economic, environmental, and social/societal indicators [66].…”

Section: Performance Indicators For the Digital Warehousementioning

confidence: 99%

Digital Transition Methodology of a Warehouse in the Concept of Sustainable Development with an Industrial Case Study

Kihel

2022

Sustainability

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Logistics is one of the sectors that is evolving in parallel with Industry 4.0, which refers to the integration of new technologies, information, and agents, with the common goal of improving the efficiency and responsiveness of a logistics management system. The warehouse is an essential link in logistics management, a factor of competitiveness, and a link between the partners of the entire logistics chain. It has become essential to manage warehouses effectively and to allocate their resources efficiently. The digitalization of warehouses is currently one of the research topics of Logistics 4.0. This work presents a methodology of the digital transition of warehouse management, which consists of four main steps: the diagnosis of a warehouse to identify the different processes, the degree of involvement of the employees, a calculation of the degree of maturity to identify the new technology and means of data transfer, and the associated software for the collection of information and the methods of data processing. This digital transition methodology was applied to an industrial company. The results obtained allowed for the improvement of all the indicators measuring the performance of the warehouse on economic, social, and environmental levels.

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Section: Performance Indicators For the Digital Warehousementioning

confidence: 99%

Digital Transition Methodology of a Warehouse in the Concept of Sustainable Development with an Industrial Case Study

Kihel

2022

Sustainability

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“…At the organizational level, better LPI performance is associated with improved organizational performance and financial outcomes (Ayantoyinbo & Gbadegesin, 2021;Fugate et al, 2010). At the national level, LPI is generally linked to economic growth, competitiveness, disaster resilience, and sustainability (Çelebi̇ & Civelek, 2019;Furkan FahriAltıntaş, 2021;Khan et al, 2017;Mahlet Demere Tadesse et al, 2022;Santos et al, 2020). Second, limited impacts of LPI subdimensions were explored in specific sectors like retail (Green et al, 2008) and healthcare (Cagliano et al, 2022).…”

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Türki̇ye’ni̇n Loji̇sti̇k Performans Endeksi̇ni̇n Strateji̇k Bakiş Açisiyla Değerlendi̇ri̇lmesi̇

ARUN,

YILDIRIM ÖZMUTLU

2023

Nevşehir Hacı Bektaş Veli Üniversitesi SBE Dergisi

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Logistics plays a vital role in ensuring the competitiveness of countries in the international arena. The Logistics Performance Index, which reflects countries' international competitiveness, shows a country's efficiency in trade. However, the Logistics Performance Index determines the countries' on-the-ground efficiency of trade supply chains or logistics services from the view of worldwide logistics firms' managers. As a result, the robustness of the underlying data is related to individual logistics firms' factors; moreover, in the common literature, the effects of the Logistics Performance Index on countries' individual logistics firms' logistics performance have yet to be researched. This paper aims to analyze the effects of Logistics Performance Index and its subdimensions on the logistics firms' logistics performance. The data is gathered from the World Bank database between 2007-2018 and the International Association of Forwarding and Logistics Service Providers sectoral databank. Variance-based structural equation modeling with regression analyses is used for measurements. Contrary to the joint logistics and supply chain literature, the results show that infrastructure and tracking sub-dimensions of Logistics Performance Index negatively relate to firms' logistics performance in Turkey.

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“…Other previous researches have been done by (Faveto et al, 2021;Marziali et al, 2021;Tokat et al, 2022) using KPIs especially for warehouse performance. Whereas the Analytical Hierarchy Process related to Performance Measurement has been done by (Kusrini et al, 2019;Shaik & Abdul-Kader, 2012;Tadesse et al, 2022), before.…”

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Performance Measurement Using Performance Prism Method: Empirical Evidence of a National Logistic Company in Indonesia

Yudhistira¹,

Ricardianto²,

Nofrisel³

et al. 2022

IJRCMS

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The aim of this descriptive explorative research was to identify the performance aspects namely satisfaction, participation, tricks, procedures and competence of each stakeholder of the national logistic company named Dinamika Muda Mandiri in Jakarta, Indonesia. Some problems related to logistic were the indication of bottleneck in the warehouse performance process which led to high lead time as well as the absence of warehouse performance evaluation. This research was analyzed using the method of Performance Prism with the supporting method of Analytical Hierarchy Process and with measurable factors such as satisfaction and contribution of stakeholder, strategy, process, and capability. The conclusion of this research with the aid of Analytical Hierarchy Process method was that in general the company warehouse of Dinamika Muda Mandiri could do the job well in accordance with the wish of stakeholders, like management and investors, but it needed to be improved in the customer side. Performance Measurement using the method of Performance Prism was expected to be periodically reviewed in order that the performance variables and Key Performance Indicators could be aligned with the recent condition progress.

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Key Logistics Performance Indicators in Low-Income Countries: The Case of the Import–Export Chain in Ethiopia

Cited by 4 publications

References 69 publications

Digital Transition Methodology of a Warehouse in the Concept of Sustainable Development with an Industrial Case Study

Digital Transition Methodology of a Warehouse in the Concept of Sustainable Development with an Industrial Case Study

Türki̇ye’ni̇n Loji̇sti̇k Performans Endeksi̇ni̇n Strateji̇k Bakiş Açisiyla Değerlendi̇ri̇lmesi̇

Performance Measurement Using Performance Prism Method: Empirical Evidence of a National Logistic Company in Indonesia

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