Assimilation of tracking technology in the supply chain

Basole, Rahul C.; Nowak, Maciek

doi:10.1016/j.tre.2016.08.003

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“…SC risk management researchers and practitioners have proposed actions to deter and manage counterfeiting. These tend to fall into several general categories, including the following: Use authentication technology along with SC collaboration to increase traceability (Basole and Nowak, 2018; Berman, 2008; Hoecht and Trott, 2014; Kwok et al , 2010) (e.g. 3Com’s use of four-dimensional holographic labels and Harmonic Health Pharmaceutical Co. Ltd use of RFID tagging).…”

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“…Use authentication technology along with SC collaboration to increase traceability (Basole and Nowak, 2018; Berman, 2008; Hoecht and Trott, 2014; Kwok et al , 2010) (e.g. 3Com’s use of four-dimensional holographic labels and Harmonic Health Pharmaceutical Co. Ltd use of RFID tagging).…”

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“…The system was shown to be effective in a pharmaceutical SC application by providing real-time product information visibility in the SC. Basole and Nowak (2018) report that effective use of tracking technologies requires strong collaborative relationships among SC partners. D’amato and Papadimitriou (2013) recommend identifying the point in a generic SC where each risk might occur, facilitating more informed planning for detecting and mitigating the SC counterfeiting risks.…”

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Mitigating counterfeit risk in the supply chain: an empirical study

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Purpose The purpose of this paper is to adopt a contingency theory from a quality perspective to develop a model for assessing the impact of counterfeit prevention efforts on supply chain (SC) performance. Design/methodology/approach Based on the participation of 140 managers across ten industry sectors, a theoretical model is proposed and structural equation modeling is used to examine the relationships among SC risk management integration, SC counterfeit risk orientation (CRO), SC counterfeit risk mitigation (CRM), SC metric consistency (MC) and SC performance (service and cost benefits). Findings Findings suggest that firms with greater SC risk management integration have a stronger orientation toward counterfeit risk, greater maturity in CRM, more consistent SC metrics and better SC performance outcomes. CRO alone was not found to significantly improve SC MC. Research limitations/implications Results are based on managerial perceptions of SC counterfeit risk and performance metrics. Survey respondents were predominantly from the same country (the USA). Practical implications The paper represents a potential quality management framework for SC risk management, in the context of counterfeiting that includes a contingency perspective. Originality/value The study advances knowledge of how firms may address the challenging issue of counterfeiting in the SC. Empirical findings offer a firm-level quality management framework for managerial decision making in the context of counterfeiting.

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“…The following text introduces these papers. Basole and Nowak (2017) studied the deployment of tracking technologies into the supply chain.…”

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Mishra

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“…With the development of information technology and consumption upgrades, traditional large-scale mass production of garments could not meet the needs of consumers to personalize the pursuit of high-quality products. [11] The clothing customization industry has once again become the slogan of the development of the garment industry in a diversified form. The development of China's garment industry has gone through three stages.…”

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Research on Garment Mass Customization Architecture for Intelligent Manufacturing Cloud

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2020

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The deep integration of Internet, intelligent manufacturing and big data technology has promoted the development of products to be networked, digital, intelligent and personalized. The rapid iteration and differential segmentation of consumer demand has spawned new personalized consumer demand, transforming the traditional manufacturing model into a service-oriented manufacturing model. This paper analyses the large-scale customized operation mode of domestic and foreign clothing custom brands. In view of the transformation of traditional clothing industry, this paper proposes a solution to establish a large-scale custom clothing architecture under the vision of intelligent manufacturing cloud platform technology. This paper uses data mining and cloud computing and other methods to build an “Internet + manufacturing” innovation model with rapid collaboration under the umbrella of big data, and propose an architecture for mass customization of clothing, providing effective solutions and strategy recommendations for the transformation and upgrading of the traditional apparel industry.

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Assimilation of tracking technology in the supply chain

Cited by 38 publications

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Mitigating counterfeit risk in the supply chain: an empirical study

Mitigating counterfeit risk in the supply chain: an empirical study

Big data analytics and application for logistics and supply chain management

Research on Garment Mass Customization Architecture for Intelligent Manufacturing Cloud

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