Analysis of Barriers for the Build the Resilient Supply Chain Networks Post-COVID-19

Dadsena, Krishna Kumar; Mathiyazhagan, K.; Taghipour, Atour

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-72575-4_7

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“…Furthermore, while Rajesh (2018) investigated the inhibitors to SCR for manufacturing, Dashtpeyma and Ghodsi (2021) discussed the enablers and inhibitors for forest biomass and bioenergy supply chain resilience. Other recent studies on identifying and analysing the inhibitors of supply chain resilience included the study by Agarwal and Seth (2021) in the context of the Indian automobile sector and Dadsena et al (2021) in the context of COVID-19 in India. Thus, the relative lack of research in this area prompted the authors to take it as a part of the study.…”

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Supply Chain Resiliency in Post- COVID-19 Times: Evaluating the Inhibitors Using a Fuzzy Analytic Hierarchy Process Approach

Ganguly,

Farr

2024

Journal of Health Management

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The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly affected the way supply chains function and operate. Supply chain resiliency (SCR) has become increasingly more relevant to the pandemic, with corporations and governments realising that their supply chains were not as resilient leading to shortages/delays of many consumer products. Delays in the delivery of essential items, including medicines, food supplies and healthcare equipment, have exposed the challenges that a supply chain might face during a major disruption such as the global pandemic, regional conflicts and natural disasters. The purpose of this study is to identify and evaluate some of the critical inhibitors associated with SCR during COVID-19. The study employs multi-criteria decision-making utilising the fuzzy analytical hierarchy process. This research was conducted in the context of the Indian pharmaceutical supply chains. The research showed that there are seven major inhibitors to SCR. The findings of the current study are expected to aid the pharmaceutical supply chain managers in identifying and evaluating the critical inhibitors to achieving SCR and designing strategies to mitigate any future catastrophe like a global pandemic.

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Section: Theoretical Foundation Of the Concepts And Previous Studiesmentioning

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Supply Chain Resiliency in Post- COVID-19 Times: Evaluating the Inhibitors Using a Fuzzy Analytic Hierarchy Process Approach

Ganguly,

Farr

2024

Journal of Health Management

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“…Due to limited research in this domain (e.g. Policy design to assist Tech start-ups to reduce impact of COVID-19) (Cahyanto et al, 2021), study of impact of COVID-19 on socioeconomic systems and opinions of supply chain managers (Dadsena et al, 2021), impact on job performance due to COVID-19 (Muttaqin et al, 2020), etc. and key practical needs in today's context, we adopted GT to identify the key elements that are more important than others that a start-up needs to focus on as it reshapes its business in times of COVID-19 pandemic.…”

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“…2.3.3 Supply side disruptions and margin concerns. On the supply side as well, supply chains which had been functioning to meet needs of different types and scales of firms are finding it difficult to meet the needs in times of COVID-19 (Dadsena et al, 2021). For example, the food supply chains catering to hotel, restaurants, institutional trade, etc.…”

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“…On the supply side as well, supply chains which had been functioning to meet needs of different types and scales of firms are finding it difficult to meet the needs in times of COVID-19 (Dadsena et al. , 2021).…”

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“…Policy design to assist Tech start-ups to reduce impact of COVID-19) (Cahyanto et al. , 2021), study of impact of COVID-19 on socioeconomic systems and opinions of supply chain managers (Dadsena et al. , 2021), impact on job performance due to COVID-19 (Muttaqin et al.…”

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Restarting MSMEs and start-ups post COVID-19: a grounded theory approach to identify success factors to tackle changed business landscape

Varma

Dutta

2022

BIJ

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PurposeSmall businesses and start-ups have started to reopen post coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) lockdowns but are facing numerous challenges mainly due to changed customer preferences and the need to fine-tune the business models. This research aims to identify the important aspects that start-ups need to focus on, as they weather the COVID-19 pandemic storm.Design/methodology/approachResearch uses constructivist grounded theory methodology to analyse data collected through in-depth semi-structured interviews with entrepreneurs and senior employees at start-ups. A conceptual model based on nine categories impacting a start-up’s performance is investigated. Interview memos are thematically analysed to identify repeated ideas, concepts or elements that become apparent.FindingsStudy reveals that employees’ and customers’ safety, prudent cost management and online presence/doorstep services are key for start-ups to succeed today's changed business landscape due to COVID-19.Practical implicationsFindings act as a practical guide for start-ups in setting mechanisms, optimizing operations and fine-tuning strategy to address COVID-19 challenges. Start-ups are advised to evaluate the implications of the three findings on their respective businesses to successfully tackle the challenges posed by COVID-19.Originality/valueThis research, being cognizant of a start-up’s unique characteristics and nuances, takes a fresh approach to identify key aspects that start-ups need to focus on and fine-tune in the wake of COVID-19. The paper enriches scientific research of understanding impact of COVID-19 on organizations by specifically surfacing how start-ups can learn and adapt by knowing how other start-ups are surviving today.

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A Qualitative Study of the Intention to Use Smart Hybrid Electric Vehicles in an Oil-Rich Country

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Gol,

Ščasný

et al. 2024

Advances in Logistics, Operations, and Management Science

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Current research aims to investigate the experts' opinions on the key factors (KFs) influencing the intention to use smart hybrid electric vehicles (SHEV). The objective is to systematically compile the psychological, social, and cultural attributes and present a comprehensive taxonomy of these key factors. The study employs a content analysis approach to compile experts' opinions addressing key factors related to the intention to use SHEV in an oil-rich economy. Through an in-depth analysis of the identified key factors in interviews, a taxonomy comprising 40 key codes is formulated. These codes are classified into ten main themes. The significance of this study lies in the development of a taxonomy that organizes knowledge, provides a common language, and offers researchers a conceptual framework for clear navigation and easier comprehension when categorizing key factors and establishing relationships between these categories.

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Analysis of Barriers for the Build the Resilient Supply Chain Networks Post-COVID-19

Cited by 8 publications

References 22 publications

Supply Chain Resiliency in Post- COVID-19 Times: Evaluating the Inhibitors Using a Fuzzy Analytic Hierarchy Process Approach

Supply Chain Resiliency in Post- COVID-19 Times: Evaluating the Inhibitors Using a Fuzzy Analytic Hierarchy Process Approach

Restarting MSMEs and start-ups post COVID-19: a grounded theory approach to identify success factors to tackle changed business landscape

A Qualitative Study of the Intention to Use Smart Hybrid Electric Vehicles in an Oil-Rich Country

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