A DSS-Based Framework for Enhancing Collaborative Web-Based Operations Management in Manufacturing SME Supply Chains

Hernández, Jorge E.; Lyons, Andrew C.; Stamatopoulos, Konstantinos

doi:10.1007/s10726-016-9482-x

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“…e purpose of Hernandez research is to introduce how to guide and support SME organizations through online-based cooperation so that it is possible to participate in improved cooperative alliances and how well-designed SMEs can benefit and enhance their capabilities. However, there are certain errors in this study [2]. Mitchell discussed a way for maritime transportation service organizations to improve information sharing in supply chain operations.…”

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Supply Chain Inventory Collaborative Management and Information Sharing Mechanism Based on Cloud Computing and 5G Internet of Things

Zhang

Gong

2021

Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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With the development of economic globalization, the competition among enterprises is increasingly fierce. Therefore, companies need close information sharing to realize the integration of supply chain. This article aims to study the collaborative management and information sharing mechanism of supply chain inventory based on cloud computing and 5G Internet of Things. This article first introduces the theory and methods of collaborative supply chain management and the information exchange mechanism and then discusses the problem of information sharing in the supply chain, that is, the bullwhip phenomenon, and then from the demand forecast, supply chain structure, time lag, and shortage game, six aspects are analyzed. The cause of the bullwhip phenomenon is analyzed. Secondly, this article proposes a quantitative analysis of the bullwhip effect, establishes a mathematical model of the bullwhip effect in the supply chain, and uses quantitative analysis to analyze the value of information sharing in the supply chain. Finally, this article uses cloud computing technology to build a supply chain information collaboration system architecture and uses EPC Internet of Things to build a supply chain information sharing model and describes the entire operation process of the supply chain. The experimental results of this paper show that the application of cloud computing technology to supply chain management establishes a system platform for supply chain information sharing, improves the overall operational efficiency of supply chain management, and realizes supply chain information sharing and business collaboration. In addition, the operating costs and risks of each node enterprise in the supply chain are reduced by 12% compared with the nonsharing situation, which also shows that the overall benefits of the supply chain have been correspondingly improved and market competitiveness has been enhanced.

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confidence: 93%

Supply Chain Inventory Collaborative Management and Information Sharing Mechanism Based on Cloud Computing and 5G Internet of Things

Zhang

Gong

2021

Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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“…Another area that could contribute towards CM is the supply chain. The supply chain network must be able to cope with the ever-changing market demands and be quick to respond to these demands (Hern andez et al, 2016). The supply chain must be a value-added chain that permits customisation and information transfer over an extended network.…”

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Industrial practices of collaborative manufacturing involving tool and die development: Malaysian perspective

Selvarajoo

Ghazilla

Mamat

2020

JMTM

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PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to understand the current practices of tool and die development, particularly in the Malaysian context with respect to collaborative manufacturing (CM). It is important to gauge the presents of CM, which is one of the key elements of Industrial Revolution 4.0 (IR 4.0) so that significant initiatives could be taken. The findings are also expected to address the issues pertaining limited information related to collaborative tool and die development in Malaysia.Design/methodology/approachA survey was carried out among the key players in the local tool and die industry, covering issues such as operational structure in practice, internal collaboration, external collaboration and application of collaborative technology.FindingsThe results revealed that although practitioners realise that there are systems and available technological support, unfortunately, it has not been embraced due to poor communication, lack of commitment and cooperation from employees and business owners. In addition, industry players also need to be aware of the benefits concerning CM for a sustainable future.Research limitations/implicationsMany industry players are rather reluctant to participate in surveys and tend to reserve their opinions regarding their operational practices. Lack of awareness among the industry players contributed to the poor participation of the survey and based on the feedback, some of the industry players are not well-informed regarding the latest developments in the industry.Originality/valueThe data and feedback gained through the research offer the perspective for the current state of CM particularly the tool and die industry in Malaysia. This may be a preliminary study with limited data but the value of the information is significant for further in-depth study and policy alignment towards enhancing the tool and die industry which is rarely given attention to. Understanding the current state of CM particularly in the tool and die development would be critical for the expansion of IR 4.0 concerning this field in Malaysia.

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“…DSS can be used at all parts of the company, both in groups and for single person decisions, e.g., it can be used in the areas of operational management decisions (Lee-Post & Chung, 2008), marketing decisions (Hart, 2008) and finance (Weber, 2008). In industry and manufacturing systems the DSS is not as widely spread even though there are some examples of using DSS in manufacturing, mostly within the supply chain (Delen & Pratt, 2006;Hernández, Lyons, & Stamatopoulos, 2016).…”

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Exploration of digitalized presentation of information for Operator 4.0: Five industrial cases

Li¹,

Fast-Berglund²,

Paulin³

et al. 2022

Computers & Industrial Engineering

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A DSS-Based Framework for Enhancing Collaborative Web-Based Operations Management in Manufacturing SME Supply Chains

Cited by 9 publications

References 37 publications

Supply Chain Inventory Collaborative Management and Information Sharing Mechanism Based on Cloud Computing and 5G Internet of Things

Supply Chain Inventory Collaborative Management and Information Sharing Mechanism Based on Cloud Computing and 5G Internet of Things

Industrial practices of collaborative manufacturing involving tool and die development: Malaysian perspective

Exploration of digitalized presentation of information for Operator 4.0: Five industrial cases

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