Supply chain risk management: an exploratory research in Brazilian aerospace industry

Funo, Kelly Ayumi; Muniz, Jorge; Marins, Fernando Augusto Silva; Salomon, Valério Antônio Pamplona

doi:10.1504/ijvcm.2011.043230

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“…They have responsibility for coordinating all of the tiered sub-contractors (usually a large number of SMEs) and they exert high downward pressure on profit margins for SMEs to minimise total cost and enhance quality and customer satisfaction (Spekman and Davis 2016). As a consequence, in this industry SMEs become especially exposed to global competition and they are compelled to achieve world-class standards or risk losing market share (Funo et al 2011;Quayle, 2003).…”

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Twenty-first century supply chain management: a multiple case study analysis within the UK aerospace industry

Manville

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Garengo

2019

Total Quality Management & Business Excellence

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In recent years, to stimulate the development of Lean Supply Chain Management (SCM) in SMEs, the UK aerospace industry has developed a change programme named "Supply Chains for the 21st century" (SC21). This programme promotes the use of a simple standard improvement framework, which defines performance goals and standardizes the approaches and tools for continuous sustainable improvement.However, its effective impact on Lean SCM and performance measurement systems (PMS) has not been widely covered in the literature. Adopting a qualitative research methodology approach, this study investigates five significant organizations to explore and contribute to knowledge on Lean SCM and PMS challenges related to the adoption of the SC21 programme.From an academic point of view, the paper highlights the key role of SC21 in accelerating the competitiveness of the aerospace industry by fostering managerial development of supply chain partners. In particular, it highlights the importance of PMS as well as collaboration between supply chain partners for efficient and effective SCM.From a practitioner's perspective, the SC21 performance award is highlighted as a very successful approach in bridging the gap of differing agendas between supply chain partners. SMEs, with support from their larger supply chain partners, can embrace performance measurement practices to improve their performance. More established SMEs with a headcount of more than 50 employees are capable of developing and documenting strategic plans and more sophisticated PMS.

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Twenty-first century supply chain management: a multiple case study analysis within the UK aerospace industry

Manville

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Garengo

2019

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“…Finally, Longo and Oren 6 provide the reader with an accurate state of the art on supply chain vulnerability and resilience. It is worth saying that research studies in this area have involved the most important industrial sectors: automotive, 7–9 telecommunication, 10,11 aeronautics/aerospace, 12–14 maritime transportation and harbours 15 and large and small scale retail. 16,17…”

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Sustainable supply chain design: an application example in local business retail

Longo

2012

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The paper demonstrates the need to consider different sustainability aspects in supply chain redesign and optimization problems. To this end a simulation model of local pharmaceutical business retail is presented as application example. Three different sustainability aspects are considered (technical sustainability, economic sustainability and environmental sustainability) when investigating two different problems: the addition of new pharmacies to the supply chain and optimization of the supply chain routes. The main goals are to understand how new potential customers can be added to the supply chain while reducing the negative impact on the customers’ satisfaction level (technical sustainability), how to optimize the routes followed by each transportation vector (technical, economic and environmental sustainability) and how to compare different solutions in terms of truck fleets in order to reduce CO2 emissions (environmental and economic sustainability).

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Risk assessment model using conditional probability and simulation: case study in a piped gas supply chain in Brazil

Silva

Oliveira

Leite

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International Journal of Production Research

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Supply chain risk management: an exploratory research in Brazilian aerospace industry

Cited by 4 publications

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Twenty-first century supply chain management: a multiple case study analysis within the UK aerospace industry

Twenty-first century supply chain management: a multiple case study analysis within the UK aerospace industry

Sustainable supply chain design: an application example in local business retail

Risk assessment model using conditional probability and simulation: case study in a piped gas supply chain in Brazil

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