A system dynamics approach to measure the effect of information sharing on manufacturing/remanufacturing systems’ performance

Delavar, Hamed; Gilani, Hani; Sahebi, Hadi

doi:10.1080/0951192x.2022.2027015

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“…This affirms the importance of using recycled material and the material that can be potentially recycled in the construction operations. This finding is consistent with Delavar et al (2022) where the adoption of recycled materials for the production process is one of the major indicators of supply chain optimum performance. The indicator ranked second in the ENV criterion is the "Adoption of clean and green technologies" (ENV 4) (0.172956).…”

Section: Data Analysis and Resultssupporting

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Can suppliers be sustainable in construction supply chains? Evidence from a construction company using best worst approach

Singh

Kumar

Verma

et al. 2022

MEQ

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PurposeWith increasing pressure from the government and private sectors to be more environmentally and socially responsible, sustainable supplier selection has gained enormous currency in recent times. Particularly, in the case of the construction industry, owing to a large amount of industrial wastage generated and extreme workplace conditions, it is even more important to devise strategies to mitigate the harmful consequences. The most crucial step in this regard is the selection of sustainable suppliers that acquire a pivotal position in the supply chain ecosystem. This study aims to identify indicators for three criteria such as economic, environmental and social, and prioritize them according to their level of significance for sustainable supplier selection in the Indian construction industry.Design/methodology/approachIn this study, the best-worst method (BWM) is presented for sustainable supplier selection in Indian construction organizations. Total of 27 indicators was identified for the three criteria of the triple bottom line (TBL) approach namely economic, environmental and social. Using BWM, the most important criterion was found and subsequently, all the indicators under each criterion were ranked in order of importance.FindingsThe analysis revealed that the environmental criterion was the most important criteria in the sustainable supplier selection followed by the economic criteria. The indicators that were the most influential in the effective selection process were “Usage of recyclable raw materials for production”, “Adoption of clean and green technologies”, “Waste management” and “Periodical environmental audits” under the environmental criteria; “Efficiency”, “Cost” and “Flexibility and Scalability” from the economic criteria; and “Safety programs” and “Information disclosure” in the social criteria.Research limitations/implicationsThe study provides a reference framework for the selection of sustainable suppliers in construction organizations. The findings can also be used for the assessment of suppliers' performance in the supply chains.Originality/valueThe novelty of this work lies in its attempt to model the performance of suppliers in the Indian construction supply chains.

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Section: Data Analysis and Resultssupporting

confidence: 89%

Can suppliers be sustainable in construction supply chains? Evidence from a construction company using best worst approach

Singh

Kumar

Verma

et al. 2022

MEQ

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“…They proposed the same policy previously proposed by Vlachos et al (2007) for collection capacity and remanufacturing capacity and suggested the model adopted for recycling systems. Delavar et al (2022) proposed a SD approach to model closed-loop supply chain management to recycle, reuse, reduce and remanufacture the LED panel. This model provided a computer-integrated network to measure and monitor the impact of information sharing on the system's performance by investigating the bullwhip effect.…”

Section: System Dynamics For Hybrid Manufacturing and Remanufacturingmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Delavar et al (2022) proposed a SD approach to model closed-loop supply chain management to recycle, reuse, reduce and remanufacture the LED panel. This model provided a computer-integrated network to measure and monitor the impact of information sharing on the system’s performance by investigating the bullwhip effect.…”

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Hybrid manufacturing-remanufacturing system of essential commodity in the context of COVID-19

Bhide

Akarte

2022

JM2

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Purpose This paper aims to assess the feasibility of a hybrid manufacturing and remanufacturing system (HMRS) for essential commodities in the context of COVID-19. Specifically, it emphasises using HMRS based on costs associated with various manufacturing activities. Design/methodology/approach The combination of mathematical model and system dynamics is used to model the HMRS system. The model was tried on sanitiser bottle manufacturing to generalise the result. Findings The remanufacturing cost is higher because of reverse logistics, inspection and holding costs. Ultimately remanufacturing costs turn out to be lesser than the original manufacturing the moment system attains stability. Practical implications The study put forth the reason to encourage remanufacturing towards sustainability through government incentives. Originality/value The study put forth the feasibility of the HMRS system for an essential commodity in the context of a covid pandemic. The research implemented system dynamics for modelling and validation.

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“…At present, it has become a general consensus in academia that shared manufacturing can promote the high-quality development of enterprises. Delavar et al [6] believed that all links in the manufacturing process are concentrated on the shared platform, which forms the user aggregation efect and reduces the transaction costs between enterprises and links. Enterprises can fnd efcient resources at low cost in the market, so a shared platform can reduce the total operating costs of enterprises.…”

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The Multiagent Evolutionary Game Research of Enterprise Resource Sharing on a Shared Manufacturing Platform

Hao

Wang

Gao

2022

Discrete Dynamics in Nature and Society

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Shared manufacturing is the application innovation of the digital economy in the field of manufacturing and brings new opportunities for the transformation and upgrading of China and even the global manufacturing industry. In order to explore the strategy selection of enterprises on the shared manufacturing platform, this study constructs a two-party evolutionary game model and analyzes the dynamic relationship between manufacturing enterprise A and manufacturing enterprise B. Furthermore, in order to explore the influence of consumers’ strategies of manufacturing enterprises on the platform, the study constructs a tripartite evolutionary game model of manufacturing enterprise A, manufacturing enterprise B, and consumers. Based on the principles of system dynamics, the paper uses Matlab to simulate the evolutionary game process dynamically and discusses the influence of parameter changes on resource-sharing enthusiasm and strategy selection. The research shows that in the two-party game, manufacturing enterprises are more inclined to adopt the strategy of sharing manufacturing resources. In the tripartite game, consumers’ decision-making will affect the strategic choice of manufacturing enterprises. Consumers tend to establish strong dependence on shared-manufacturing products in the process of sharing manufacturing resources.

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A system dynamics approach to measure the effect of information sharing on manufacturing/remanufacturing systems’ performance

Cited by 9 publications

References 34 publications

Can suppliers be sustainable in construction supply chains? Evidence from a construction company using best worst approach

Can suppliers be sustainable in construction supply chains? Evidence from a construction company using best worst approach

Hybrid manufacturing-remanufacturing system of essential commodity in the context of COVID-19

The Multiagent Evolutionary Game Research of Enterprise Resource Sharing on a Shared Manufacturing Platform

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