A decision making trial and evaluation laboratory approach to analyze the barriers to Green Supply Chain Management adoption in a food packaging company

Wang, Zhigang; Mathiyazhagan, K.; Xu, Lei; Diabat, Ali

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2015.09.142

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“…There is some limitation to draw a map for multiple geocodes but with asking keyword mapping from "Google Map" or "Bing Map" website we could create our geographical map with large numbers of cities. Figure 1 shows the map which is created by "GPS visualizer" [15] (GPS 2003-2016 Visualizer) online website. It shows the institutions' location which works on different branches of sustainable supply chain network.…”

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Analysis of Success Factors to Implement Sustainable Supply Chain Management Using Interpretive Structural Modeling Technique: A Real Case Perspective

Yang

Movahedipour

Zeng

et al. 2017

Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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Sustainability draws increased supply chain management (SCM) attention. This article analyzes critical success to the assessment, evaluation, and attainment of sustainable supply chain management (SSCM), assessed through critical-success identification and qualitative data analysis. Namely, a literature review selected of 188 articles, published between January 1994 and November 2016, helps identify the most influential success factors. The qualitative data analysis pertains to fifteen such successes, identified in the literature review and through our collaboration with other academic researchers and industrial specialists. Notably, the study's qualitative data analysis, interpretive structural modeling (ISM), unconceals the mutual impact among the most prominent SSCM success factors. The economic benefits and environmental awareness of suppliers are recognized as the most significant success factors, which could allow business enterprises and other organizations to implement a SSCM framework, with intentionality and the sustainability in their business. The article concludes with suggestions for future research directions.

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Analysis of Success Factors to Implement Sustainable Supply Chain Management Using Interpretive Structural Modeling Technique: A Real Case Perspective

Yang

Movahedipour

Zeng

et al. 2017

Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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“…There is no doubt that further analysis of the GSCM is necessary [37][38][39]. Currently, authors focus more on the measurement and practical application of the GSCM principles.…”

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The Selected Method and Tools for Performance Measurement in the Green Supply Chain—Survey Analysis in Poland

Tundys

Wiśniewski

2018

Sustainability

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The methods and tools for the performance measurement and evaluation of the green supply chain management are very important elements for the construction and function of this type of supply chain. The result is a presentation of the considerations underlying a very general model, which presents some selected tools, but no breakdown of individual industries. The considerations undertaken are important and have scientific added value as usually in practice, a very large number of tools are used to assess the supply chain, which are not always correlated or adapted to the specificity of the chain. It is worth pointing out which of the already used or completely new tools and methods will be most useful for assessing the green supply chain. The structure of the paper covers the theoretical and empirical. It includes an introduction, our goals and hypotheses, state of the art, methodology, empirical findings, and discussion. We present the definitional differences between green and sustainable supply chains and focus on the selection and identification of methods for the framework model for evaluating the green supply chain. In the next step, the theoretical and selected method and tools were compared to a survey of Poland. On the basis of the survey, we present the findings and discussions found in this area. The main methodology used includes a literature review, a survey analysis using a questionnaire and statistical tools. The survey was carried out in 2015 in sample organizations in Poland. The research results showed that organizations were aware of the environmental elements of measuring and assessing the supply chain from an environmental point of view, but their use depended on many factors: the area, size of the organization, or the industry. If certain boundary conditions are met and the organizations are aware of the essence of environmental aspects in the chain, then they are applying green measures to the supply chain. These findings provide a glimpse into the measurement system and show that organizations still have yet to understand the essence of green and sustainable performance measurement, the meaning of its application, and the benefits it brings. However, traditional measurement still plays a large role, so it is important to reflect on how to convince organizations to pay more attention to environmental aspects, while at the same time applying a green supply chain assessment model. These results are a framework in which to start building a green supply chain assessment model. The empirical research aimed to answer the question of whether theoretical and sustainable management tools have already played a role in perceiving and assessing the green supply chain.

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“…Muduli identified twelve behavioral indicators affecting GSCM practices and their interactions help to attain green-enabled needs [12]. Wang develops a conceptual model with four hypotheses to propose moderation and mediation effects of customer relational governance (CRG) on the relationships between two GSCM practices (green innovation and green purchasing) and environmental performance [13]. Although different researchers have used different terminologies to indicate these PEIs, they can be represented by generic themes.…”

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“…Hence, integrated fuzzy decision-making trail and evaluation laboratory (DEMATEL) has been proposed and developed to identify the key PEIs. The DEMATEL approach builds and analyzes a structural model involving the causal relationship between PEIs and identifies the cause-effect relationship [13,14].…”

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“…This method helps in the evaluation of problems and to make good verdicts [20]. The DEMATEL method has been successfully applied by several researchers in many areas [13][14]21]. Therefore, in this research, PEIs have been analyzed using the DEMATEL approach, which builds and analyze a structural model involving the causal relationship between PEIs and identifies the cause-effect relationship.…”

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Using DEMATEL to Select Key Performance Evaluation Indicators of Green Supply Chain Management

Shen¹,

Yao²

2017

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This study aims to utilize the Decision-making Trial and Evaluation Laboratory (DEMATEL) approach to recognize the key performance evaluation indicators (PEIs) of green supply chain. Twenty indicators of performance evaluation with six dimensions were identified from literature review and interview with six experts come from two different groups which consists of practitioners and academic scholars respectively, each expert has drawn a directed graph between the twenty different performance indicators. By considering the interrelationships among these indicators, DEMATEL was applied to deal with the importance and causal relationships among the performance evaluation indicators of green supply chain management. Obtained results show that the top management commitment and support, green organizational culture, willingness towards investment, government support policy are four most significant PEIs for the success of GSCM. By identifying the structures and interrelationships, it can offer an insight for managers to understand cause-effort relationships and select the key PEIs which can be used to help them to improve GSCM performance.

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A decision making trial and evaluation laboratory approach to analyze the barriers to Green Supply Chain Management adoption in a food packaging company

Cited by 148 publications

References 57 publications

Analysis of Success Factors to Implement Sustainable Supply Chain Management Using Interpretive Structural Modeling Technique: A Real Case Perspective

Analysis of Success Factors to Implement Sustainable Supply Chain Management Using Interpretive Structural Modeling Technique: A Real Case Perspective

The Selected Method and Tools for Performance Measurement in the Green Supply Chain—Survey Analysis in Poland

Using DEMATEL to Select Key Performance Evaluation Indicators of Green Supply Chain Management

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