Selection of the barriers of supply chain management in Indian manufacturing sectors due to Covid-19 impacts

Biswas, T.K.; Das, Manik Chandra

doi:10.31181/oresta2030301b

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“…The steps taken by the government to prevent the spread of this epidemic, especially in Indonesia, are lockdowns, industrial restrictions, social distancing, self-quarantine, and others (del Rio-Chanona, Mealy, Pichler, Lafond, & Farmer). In the logistics sector, lockdowns make the logistics system hampered (Biswas & Das, 2020), decreasing customer satisfaction and loyalty to logistics service providers (Tedjakusuma et al, 2020). Esper (2020) examined logistical activities during the COVID-19 pandemic for the community's welfare.…”

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The effect of logistic service quality on customer satisfaction and loyalty using kansei engineering during the COVID-19 pandemic

Restuputri

Indriani

Masudin

2021

Cogent Business & Management

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The effect of logistic service quality on customer satisfaction and loyalty using kansei engineering during the COVID-19 pandemic

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Indriani

Masudin

2021

Cogent Business & Management

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“…On the contrary, past studies have reported the disruption of supply chains by the COVID-19 pandemic [ 34 , 35 , 46 ], identified and assessed the risks faced by organizations [ 34 ], identified factors or barriers to the sustainability of an organization amid the COVID-19 pandemic [ 36 , 43 , 61 ], or discussed treatments (including contract management [ 35 ], workforce management [ 35 ], and demand management [ 46 ]) that could be taken to mitigate the impact. Biswas et al [ 68 ] also applied a FAHP method for a similar purpose amid the COVID-19 pandemic. However, their FAHP method was based on the compromise among all experts, while the cFGM-FTOPSIS-FWI approach proposed in this study sought the consensus among all experts.…”

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Analyzing the Impact of Vaccine Availability on Alternative Supplier Selection Amid the COVID-19 Pandemic: A cFGM-FTOPSIS-FWI Approach

Chen

Wang

2021

Healthcare

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The supply chain disruption caused by the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has forced many manufacturers to look for alternative suppliers. How to choose a suitable alternative supplier in the COVID-19 pandemic has become an important task. To fulfill this task, this research proposes a calibrated fuzzy geometric mean (cFGM)-fuzzy technique for order preference by similarity to ideal solution (FTOPSIS)-fuzzy weighted intersection (FWI) approach. In the proposed methodology, first, the cFGM method is proposed to accurately derive the priorities of criteria. Subsequently, each expert applies the FTOPSIS method to compare the overall performances of alternative suppliers in the COVID-19 pandemic. The sensitivity of an expert to any change in the overall performance of the alternative supplier is also considered. Finally, the FWI operator is used to aggregate the comparison results by all experts, for which an expert’s authority level is set to a value proportional to the consistency of his/her pairwise comparison results. The cFGM-FTOPSIS-FWI approach has been applied to select suitable alternative suppliers for a Taiwanese foundry in the COVID-19 pandemic.

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“…In contrast to more general emergency rescue responses, the shortage or delay of emergency medical supplies, particularly first-aid drugs (such as disinfectants, anti-infectives, anesthetics, hemostatics, and plasma) will result in untimely treatment of the disaster victims, thereby leading to serious consequences. Biswas & Das [ 16 ] proposed a method based on fuzzy-analysis hierarchy process (Fuzzy-AHP). Research has shown that manpower shortage is the most important factor in the supply shortage of major epidemics.…”

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A new scheduling method based on sequential time windows developed to distribute first-aid medicine for emergency logistics following an earthquake

Fang

Hou

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PLoS ONE

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After an earthquake, affected areas have insufficient medicinal supplies, thereby necessitating substantial distribution of first-aid medicine from other supply centers. To make a proper distribution schedule, we considered the timing of supply and demand. In the present study, a “sequential time window” is used to describe the time to generate of supply and demand and the time of supply delivery. Then, considering the sequential time window, we proposed two multiobjective scheduling models with the consideration of demand uncertainty; two multiobjective stochastic programming models were also proposed to solve the scheduling models. Moreover, this paper describes a simulation that was performed based on a first-aid medicine distribution problem during a Wenchuan earthquake response. The simulation results show that the methodologies proposed in this paper provide effective schedules for the distribution of first-aid medicine. The developed distribution schedule enables some supplies in the former time windows to be used in latter time windows. This schedule increases the utility of limited stocks and avoids the risk that all the supplies are used in the short-term, leaving no supplies for long-term use.

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Selection of the barriers of supply chain management in Indian manufacturing sectors due to Covid-19 impacts

Cited by 41 publications

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The effect of logistic service quality on customer satisfaction and loyalty using kansei engineering during the COVID-19 pandemic

The effect of logistic service quality on customer satisfaction and loyalty using kansei engineering during the COVID-19 pandemic

Analyzing the Impact of Vaccine Availability on Alternative Supplier Selection Amid the COVID-19 Pandemic: A cFGM-FTOPSIS-FWI Approach

A new scheduling method based on sequential time windows developed to distribute first-aid medicine for emergency logistics following an earthquake

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