Cluster and DEMATEL Analysis of Key RFID Implementation Factors Across Different Organizational Strategies

Vishvakarma, Niraj Kumar; Singh, Rohit; Sharma, Ruchi

doi:10.1177/0972150919847798

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“…The RFID application has attributes similar to CSF7 and other useful areas related to tracking of products in logistics and sales. The use of RFID and GPS systems is advantageous for efficient cold chains (Yan and Lee, 2009; Vishvakarma et al , 2020). The other IT-related factors which are essential to consider are ERP devices, SAP and wireless sensors (WNS).…”

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Decision modelling of critical success factors for cold chains using the DEMATEL approach: a case study

Prakash

Jasti²,

Chan³

et al. 2021

MBE

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Purpose The objective of the present study is to identify and analyze a set of critical success factors (CSFs) for ice-cream industry [cold chain management (CCM)] that helps in increasing the efficacy, quality, performance and growth of the supply chain organization. Design/methodology/approach A questionnaire survey with companies in ice-cream sector and a panel study with experts were conducted to identify and validate CSFs and their associated sub-factors. Eight CSFs identified from the cold chain domain vetted for the ice-cream industry and then prioritized by using one of the most well-known decision-making frameworks, Decision-Making Trial and Evaluation Laboratory. The general verdicts of the modelling and its application to the real-world case have been tested through an ice-cream company supply chain. Findings The result shows that the significant CSFs accountable for the growth of the ice-cream industry are the infrastructure and capacity building, consistent product improvement and operational efficiencies of the value chain. Subsequently, it was identified that the use of IT and related technologies and improved processes for operations also play a considerable role in the performance of ice-cream industry. Practical implications The study successfully outlines the effective CCM practices for critical issues. The proposed methodology and factor modelling case demonstration might be useful in analyzing the logistic chains of products such as fruits, drugs and meat. Originality/value The meritorious identification of critical areas and executing mitigation plans bring notable benefits to the firms such as improved operational efficiencies, improved time to market performance and product innovation, which bring additional benefits to the producers.

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Decision modelling of critical success factors for cold chains using the DEMATEL approach: a case study

Prakash

Jasti²,

Chan³

et al. 2021

MBE

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“…DEMATEL technique is used to analyze the causal relationships among various complex factors (Sharma et al, 2020; Singh & Acharya, 2014; Singh et al, 2020a; Vishwakarma et al, 2019). It is a comprehensive method for constructing and analyzing a structural model of the causal relationships between the complex and numerous factors (Singh et al, 2020b).…”

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confidence: 99%

Development and evaluation of service‐learning experience model

Mishal¹,

Singh

Tiwari

2021

Journal of Public Affairs

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Business education is growing in popularity, resulting into greater responsibility for us as educators shaping the future leaders of the World. The current research makes an attempt to answer an emphatic impudent question facing all B-school educators-How do we humanize future business leaders to avoid leadership failures. The researchers feel the solution lies in traditional but powerful model of Service learning experience. The outcome of Service learning experience is measured with vast empirical survey carried out with two-stage sampling with 270 target responses considering seven variables in the proposed hypothetical model. DEMATEL analysis has been used to build Nature and intensity and Threshold matrix and a model depicting Causality. EFA and CFA were carried out to understand the suitability of the proposed model. Finally, hypotheses were tested using hierarchical regression analysis.DEMATEL analysis reveals Self-efficacy (SE) and Civic participation (CP) as dimensions having the highest degree of relationship with other dimensions, and the highest impacted dimension is attitude to help others. Moreover, inter-mediation influence is also the highest among SE and CP as per resultant model built. Hierarchical regression analysis reveals all hypotheses in proposed model are accepted at 95% level of confidence. The objective of measuring traditionally discussed outcomes like attitude toward helping others, self-efficacy toward service, civic participation has been balanced with untraditionally discussed issues like Business educations role in addressing social issues, linkage with real world, business and career development, and projected future behaviors like continuing community services.

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“…Although ISM and TISM identify the structural relationships among the enablers, they do not provide any idea about the strength of the relationships (Sufiyan et al, 2019). The strength of the relationships can be evaluated using the DEMATEL method (Biswas & Gupta, 2019; Khan et al, 2018a; Vishvakarma et al, 2019). However, the conventional DEMATEL method has some limitations regarding the subjectivity and impreciseness of experts’ inputs.…”

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Enablers to Implement Circular Initiatives in the Supply Chain: A Grey DEMATEL Method

Khan

Haleem

Khan

2020

Global Business Review

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Circular economy (CE) is impacting the contemporary supply chain via transforming the production system, delivery method and product life solutions. CE models of a supply chain are relatively new, and organizations are trying to adopt circular practices to shift towards a CE. The primary aim of this study is to identify and investigate key enablers that assist organizations in taking initiatives towards the implementation of circular practices. In order to accomplish this objective, the key enablers of circular initiatives are identified through a comprehensive review of the available literature and then finalized through experts’ opinions. This study identifies ten significant enablers of circular initiatives and evaluates them appropriately through grey DEMATEL. The adopted methodology is to develop causal relationships among the identified enablers of circular initiatives. Further, it also categorizes the enablers of circular initiatives into cause and effect groups. The findings suggest that consumer attitude, top management commitment, economic incentives, policies and legal frameworks are vital for the implementation of circular initiatives. This study identifies and analyses the enablers that are significant for the implementation of circular practices and assists the managers/policy planners who want to move towards a CE.

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Cluster and DEMATEL Analysis of Key RFID Implementation Factors Across Different Organizational Strategies

Cited by 8 publications

References 40 publications

Decision modelling of critical success factors for cold chains using the DEMATEL approach: a case study

Decision modelling of critical success factors for cold chains using the DEMATEL approach: a case study

Development and evaluation of service‐learning experience model

Enablers to Implement Circular Initiatives in the Supply Chain: A Grey DEMATEL Method

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