The Green Supply Chain Management Practices: A Green Approach

Bahrin, Atikah Shamsul; Sundram, Veera Pandiyan Kaliani

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“…Globalization creates ways in which different actors and regions contribute to and benefit from value creation in the global economy (Sturgeon, 2008). Zhang et al (2022) shows that the integration of various elements within the supply chain has a positive influence on operational performance, leading to enhanced financial outcomes for the participating companies, with Bahrin and Sundram (2014), showing that it's important adopting green practices in supply chain integration for improved performance.…”

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Local Centers and Their Connectivity: Globalization and the Need of Centralization

Gonzaga¹

2023

IJBM

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This paper investigates the multifaceted implications of globalization on global production networks, education, and climate change. Globalization has engendered the seamless movement of capital, goods, and ideas worldwide, concentrating economic activities in specific regions. This phenomenon yields advantages such as knowledge exchange and access to new markets, but also poses challenges such as intensified competition. The globalization of production networks profoundly affects education, demanding individuals to possess technical expertise, digital literacy, and intercultural proficiencies in response to evolving labor market needs. Despite digital connectivity, knowledge acquisition remains predominantly localized, thereby emphasizing the delicate balance between digital accessibility and localized educational attainment. Furthermore, global production networks bear significant consequences for climate change, as material and energy flows transcend geographic boundaries, exacerbating environmental impacts. The adoption of sustainable practices and robust environmental regulations assumes paramount importance in mitigating these effects. However, the challenge persists in externalizing environmental and social costs. By comprehending the intricate interdependencies and complexities inherent in globalization, we can navigate the opportunities and address the challenges posed by global production networks.

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Local Centers and Their Connectivity: Globalization and the Need of Centralization

Gonzaga¹

2023

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“…In this current economic turmoil in the country, it is essential to make every Ringgit and time count (Sundram et al, 2017b). Any sort of waste, either an internal or external occurrence they are a large number of expenses of time and money (Atikah & Sundram, 2014;Sudusinghe & Seuring, 2022). It can be improved through more efficient purchasing strategies.…”

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The Relationship Between Purchasing Strategies and Manufacturing Performance in Malaysia

Chandran

2024

The European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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The purpose of this study is to examine the significance of purchasing strategies and effective negotiation, collaborative relationship and interaction, effective cost management, and supply base management towards manufacturing performance. Applying the strategic-choice theory and the resource-based view of firms to the purchasing strategies, in this study a research model is developed to demonstrate the premise that implementing proper purchasing practices to support and execute the manufacturing industry will enhance the performance. The study utilizes survey data from respondents in the purchasing functions of manufacturing firms in Malaysia. The results are based on regression analysis and execution modeling by using SPSS software. The study finds that purchasing strategies, namely, effective negotiation and effective cost management have a positive relationship with manufacturing performance. Manufacturing firms should focus on purchasing strategies, effective negotiation, supplier collaborative relationship and interaction; effective cost management, and supply base management as navigators for their excellent performance in the current volatile market conditions. The paper theoretically develops logic for and empirically shows that all of the purchasing strategies are appropriate practices for mediating the impact on manufacturing performance. Considered at a higher-level abstraction, these relationships indicate a contribution to the theory that explains how purchasing strategy can result in manufacturing performance, through the concurrent deployment of appropriately matched purchasing practices.

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The Green Supply Chain Management Practices: A Green Approach

Cited by 2 publications

References 137 publications

Local Centers and Their Connectivity: Globalization and the Need of Centralization

Local Centers and Their Connectivity: Globalization and the Need of Centralization

The Relationship Between Purchasing Strategies and Manufacturing Performance in Malaysia

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