Assurance of system service level robustness in complex supply chain networks

Almaktoom, Abdulaziz T.; Krishnan, Kannan; Wang, Pingfeng; Alsobhi, Samir

doi:10.1007/s00170-014-5883-7

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“…Blockchain technology was used in [ 16 ] to enhance the resilience of the supply chain and analyze various risks faced by the current supply chain, and the specific application scenarios of blockchain technology in the supply chain were described. Almaktoom et al [ 17 ] designed an authentication protocol based on the blockchain and RFID for the supply chain in the 5G mobile edge computing environment to better trade-off the overhead of supply chain communication between security and computational cost and improve the security of supply chain information transmission.…”

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Cross-Border Supply Chain System Constructed by Complex Computer Blockchain for International Cooperation

Deng

Ouyang

2022

Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience

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The rapid development of China’s local e-commerce and the continuous improvement of its business model have not only pushed the country to the forefront of the globe but also opened up the unprecedented potential for China’s cross-border e-commerce. Therefore, it is imperative to build a balanced and sustainable cross-border e-commerce system, and cross-border e-commerce on the Silk Road has become a new highlight of China’s e-commerce development. This study proposes a cross-border supply chain model based on the complex computer blockchain for international cooperation scenarios, contrasts and analyzes decision making in two cross-border supply chain scenarios with and without blockchain implementation, and investigates the sufficient conditions for blockchain implementation in the cross-border supply chain from the perspective of various value objectives. The analysis reveals that the cross-border supply chain has sufficient incentive to implement blockchain when the value gain generated by implementing blockchain is high or the value gain is low but the potential market size weakening factor of cross-border products is greater than a certain degree. It demonstrates that the link between cross-border product price elasticity, manufacturer cross-border effort cost, and customer cross-border preference degree would impact the circumstances for adopting blockchain in cross-border supply chains. The model also lays out a plan for the government to improve cross-border e-commerce logistics, strengthen oversight, and create a regional financial service network system to reduce credit risk.4

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Cross-Border Supply Chain System Constructed by Complex Computer Blockchain for International Cooperation

Deng

Ouyang

2022

Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience

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“…The implementation of RDO and involvement of its activities and aspects may result in the achievement of a robust supply chain system. Almaktoom et al (2014) focused on assuring service level robustness of supply chain system. The mathematical model concentrates on reducing uncertainty and obtaining robust system by implementing robust design optimization approach for service level.…”

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Effective cost minimization strategy and an optimization model of a reliable global supply chain system

Daehy¹,

Krishnan²,

Alsaadi³

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10.5267/j.uscm

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“…-Find the highest ratio of profit for all products using equation (7). -Compute the total number of working hours a day.…”

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“…Performance is important in the supply chain to obtain the best linkage among all entities, especially when trading globally. Uncertainty is among the most severe problems that can corrupt the entire supply chain [3][4][5][6][7][8][9]. Therefore, routing the supply chain is challenging with respect to cost and customer satisfaction.…”

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Heuristic dynamic approach to perishable products in presence of deterioration effect

Bahebshi

Almaktoom

2019

Int. J. Simul. Multidisci. Des. Optim.

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Joining warehouses and suppliers facilities to deliver the finished product to the end customer is a complex process that requires extensive consideration. The resulting chain is an integration of such entities as the supplier, manufacturer, distributor, warehouse, retailer, and end customer. A perishable product is any product that can rot, spoil, or deteriorate rapidly and, soon after manufacture, may become unusable or obsolete. Perishable products thus have special nutritional characteristics that necessitate care and unique treatment for them. Such products can be anything that becomes outdated a short time after production or harvest, such as fruits, vegetables, meat, certain drinks, blood, and pharmaceuticals. The objective of this study is to find the best heuristics for distributing multiple perishable products as early as possible to maximize profit. Case studies involving featuring perishable products at different rates of degradation with multiple retailers and limited transportation capacity were carried out to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed method.

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Assurance of system service level robustness in complex supply chain networks

Cited by 11 publications

References 58 publications

Cross-Border Supply Chain System Constructed by Complex Computer Blockchain for International Cooperation

Cross-Border Supply Chain System Constructed by Complex Computer Blockchain for International Cooperation

Effective cost minimization strategy and an optimization model of a reliable global supply chain system

Heuristic dynamic approach to perishable products in presence of deterioration effect

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