Research on Supply Chain Stability Driven by Consumer’s Channel Preference Based on Complexity Theory

Tian, Yi; Ma, Junhai; Lou, Wandong

doi:10.1155/2018/7812784

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“…where represents the potential market size, > 0 denotes cross-price sensitivity between the two manufacturers, and > 0 represents the effects of the sharing level on market demand. This is similar to the demand functions used in [24,[26][27][28][29][30], which depict the substitution effect between two independent and competing manufacturers.…”

Section: Problem Description and The Basic Modelsupporting

confidence: 56%

Dynamic Matching in Cloud Manufacturing considering Matching Costs

Chen

Cui

2019

Complexity

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As a service-oriented business platform model, the nature of cloud manufacturing is to realise the manufacturing resources’ sharing, which will largely benefit resources supplier, resources demander, and platform operator. However, it also faces some new problems. One of the most critical issues is how to dynamically match resources of supply and demand to maximise profits of all parties while considering matching costs. This paper investigates the resources’ dynamic matching in a manufacturing supply chain that operates under a cost-sharing contract and consists of two independent and competing manufacturers and a resource-service platform. We first use differential equation to model the evolution of resource-sharing and capture the effect of matching service efforts on market demand. Next, we study the optimal matching strategies by a two-stage differential game based on the dynamic control approach. Then, we design a cost-sharing contract to coordinate and improve the supply chain’s performance. Finally, a numerical example is provided to illustrate the impact of platform transaction fees and matching costs on the feasible region of the corresponding contract.

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Section: Problem Description and The Basic Modelsupporting

confidence: 56%

Dynamic Matching in Cloud Manufacturing considering Matching Costs

Chen

Cui

2019

Complexity

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“…(Kayvan Miri Lavassani, 2010) And (Zhanhai & Zhipeng, 2019) As a centric strategy directing choice on a new supply chain inclusive structure (substitution) strategic in pricing Complexity Theory (Halldorsson et al, 2007) and (Yi Tian, Ma, & Lou, 2018) Inclusive supply chain structure decisions are best practices for unpredictable and chaotic phenomena.…”

Section: Strategic Choice Theorymentioning

confidence: 99%

Rethinking Supply Chain Disruption Strategy to Address Challenges of Diversification and Substitution as an Instrument Contingency in Some Manufacturing Firms in Indonesia

Unggul Saragih

2023

JISS

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The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted supply chains that had not yet recovered and were again affected by the Russian invasion of Ukraine. This situation threats the global economy with stagflation and significantly impacts some manufacturing firms in Indonesia. The researcher focuses on alternative solution strategies as a direct consequence of the supply chain disruption. This study was conducted on some manufacturing firms currently facing significant problems with raw material supply. The researcher adopts a qualitative review methodology and in-depth interviews with a limited number of n=19 participants to find data analysis. An overview of findings as a basis for subsequent relevances and understanding for manufacturers considering developing relationship-integrated domestic supply chains. The operations of manufacturing firms that depend on imported raw materials must be shut down, resulting in rising prices. It is challenging for manufacturers to raise the price of finished goods. Manufacturers must begin developing domestic supply chains to be more cost-effective and to support sectors amid uncertainty and complexity in demand for future supply.

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“…For the sake of analyzing the action mechanism of supply chain stability, some researchers analyze the factors affecting supply chain stability through simulation. For example, complexity theory is used to explore the wholesale price and sales commission decisions of manufacturers and retailers, as well as the impact of adjustment speed of related variables on supply chain stability [26]. Disruptions will destroy the stability of the supply chain and lead to business losses.…”

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Stability Governance of E-commerce Supply Chain: Social Capital and Governance Mechanism Design Perspective

Liang

2022

Sustainability

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The supply chain is an important part for firms to maintain competitive advantages. With the development of the Internet industry, the complexity of the business environment faced by E-commerce firms has greatly increased. Additionally, unexpected events have occurred from time to time, which have seriously affected the stability of the E-commerce supply chain. Supply chain social capital comprises the resources obtained by firms in the supply chain network through reputation, status, trust, commitment, etc., which allows the firms in the supply chain to form an interdependent relationship. Supply chain social capital can generate sustainable competitive advantages for supply chain firms. Based on the theory of social capital, this paper analyzes the impact on supply chain collaboration and stability from the three dimensions of supply chain capital: structural capital, cognitive capital, and relational capital. The results show that supply chain social capital positively affects supply chain collaboration and affects the stability of the supply chain in indirect ways. At the same time, this paper also found that under different supply chain governance modes, there are differences in the relationship between supply chain social capital and supply chain collaboration, that the moderation effects of contractual governance are not significant, while relational governance has positive moderation effects on the relationship between supply chain structural capital, relational capital, and supply chain collaboration. The conclusion of this study provides a theoretical basis for E-commerce firms to improve the level of supply chain social capital, adopt informal relational governance to face market uncertainty, and then promote the stability of the supply chain. At the same time, it also provides practical reference for the management department to issue policies so as to promote mutual understanding between supply chain cooperative firms, and to form a harmonious supply chain relationship.

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Research on Supply Chain Stability Driven by Consumer’s Channel Preference Based on Complexity Theory

Cited by 8 publications

References 25 publications

Dynamic Matching in Cloud Manufacturing considering Matching Costs

Dynamic Matching in Cloud Manufacturing considering Matching Costs

Rethinking Supply Chain Disruption Strategy to Address Challenges of Diversification and Substitution as an Instrument Contingency in Some Manufacturing Firms in Indonesia

Stability Governance of E-commerce Supply Chain: Social Capital and Governance Mechanism Design Perspective

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