Supply Chain Collaboration

Akyüz, Göknur Arzu; Gürsoy, Güner; Çelebi, Neşe

doi:10.4018/978-1-4666-5202-6.ch210

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“…• Planning and forecasting • Logistics • Sourcing and Procurement • Service and spare parts management It is well proven in SC literature that sourcing, procurement and logistics are the key activities in SC domain, and ability to perform collaborative planning, forecasting and replenishment processes form the base for the success of current SCs (Akyuz & Gursoy, 2010). As such, cloud technology offers opportunities for the integrity of very basic material management activities across the network.…”

Section: Cloud Computing and Supply Chainmentioning

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A Generic, Cloud-Based Representation for Supply Chains (SC’s)

Akyüz

Rehan

2013

International Journal of Cloud Applications and Computing

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As a very recent IT paradigm, Cloud Computing is gaining momentum and receiving more and more interest in literature. With various characteristics such as offering flexibility, cost reductions, platform independence and on-demand service, cloud approach opens up tremendous opportunities from Supply Chain (SC) perspective. However, extant literature reveals that adoption and assimilation of the technology is not mature in SC domain and cloud-based modelling initiatives are only recent. To fill this gap, this study discusses the opportunities of cloud computing from SC perspective and proposes a generic representation based on cloud philosophy. The proposed representation is conceptual, flexible and customizable, utilizing and highlighting the cloud benefits in a multi-partner setting. Therefore, this article is an answer to the research questions: “what are the opportunities of cloud philosophy for SC domain?” and “how can supply chains be represented generically based on cloud technology in multi-actor environment?”. Contribution of this study lies in comprehensive treatment of cloud computing and supply chain intersection as well as the generic representation.

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Section: Cloud Computing and Supply Chainmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Generic, Cloud-Based Representation for Supply Chains (SC’s)

Akyüz

Rehan

2013

International Journal of Cloud Applications and Computing

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Transformation of Supply Chain Activities in Blockchain Environment

Akyüz

Gürsoy

2019

Contributions to Management Science

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Importation of Relational Project Delivery Agreements Exploiting the Bim Approach in Legislation

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Giana²,

Valaguzza³

et al. 2018

Proceedings of International Structural Engineering and Construction

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The research proposes an overview of the importation of a Relational Project Delivery Agreement (RPDA) in Italian legislation and the related issues. The AEC sector fragmentation, caused by an increase of building complexity and a change in the industry structure, is demanding a collaborative approach to the project to allow the possibility of a holistic vision based on a BIM approach. This work provides an overview of RPDAs applications on different contexts, highlighting benefits and issues related, including litigation resolution processes. A special focus has been kept in an Italian context, where the stagnant construction market needs to be revolutionized, and better interactions among stakeholders are required. The research imports and adapts an alliance agreement, FAC-1 (Framework Alliance Contract), on Italian framework, tailoring the most important features of the model to the Italian legislation. The goal of this work is providing a methodology to validate a standard form of contract, aiming at an added value to construction sector. Further developments consist in guidelines for contract management and evaluation of the project behavior during different phases of the process.

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Supply Chain Collaboration

Cited by 8 publications

References 29 publications

A Generic, Cloud-Based Representation for Supply Chains (SC’s)

A Generic, Cloud-Based Representation for Supply Chains (SC’s)

Transformation of Supply Chain Activities in Blockchain Environment

Importation of Relational Project Delivery Agreements Exploiting the Bim Approach in Legislation

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