Determining Effective Elements on Participation in a B2B E-commerce System by Considering Time and Cost

Rezaei, Farhad; Alilou, Farima; Naraghi, Nima

doi:10.12720/joace.1.4.332-335

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“…Cost is an important element that has direct impact on efficiency in business [10]. Now, business need to implement strategies to manage and reduce costs not only on a short-term basis, but also in a long run for intense competitive pressures [8].…”

Section: Criteria Choice On Supply Chain Downstream Strategic Cost Comentioning

confidence: 99%

Supply chain downstream strategic cost evaluation using L-COPRAS method in cross-border E-commerce

Feng¹,

Ma²,

Yong³

et al. 2017

IJCIS

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Cross-border E-commerce has grown exponentially in the past decade in global market. To gain global competition in product-convergent markets, China's over 200 thousands cross-border E-commerce businesses have focused more on the service and cost control of supply chain downstream. In this study, we analyse three strategic cost control measures, summarise ten evaluation criteria for cost and develop an evaluation method for cost control using an extended COmplex PRoportion ASsessment (COPRAS) method, named L-COPRAS. This method is proposed to deal with uncertain or linguistic expression on strategic cost measures with varied weights to different alternatives. A case study of helping a Chinese E-commerce business to select strategic cost control measure on supply chain downstream is conducted. This study indicates that the proposed method is able to deal flexibly with uncertain information in supply chain downstream strategic cost evaluation.

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Section: Criteria Choice On Supply Chain Downstream Strategic Cost Comentioning

confidence: 99%

Supply chain downstream strategic cost evaluation using L-COPRAS method in cross-border E-commerce

Feng¹,

Ma²,

Yong³

et al. 2017

IJCIS

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“…Cost is an important element that has direct impact on efficiency in business [15]. Cost reduction has always been the most important pathway to achieving competitive advantage [16].…”

Section: Supply Chain Downstream Strategic Cost Control Measuresmentioning

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Using complex fuzzy sets for strategic cost evaluation in supply chain downstream

Feng

Yang

2017

2017 IEEE International Conference on Fuzzy Systems (FUZZ-IEEE)

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Cross-border E-commerce has grown exponentially in the past decade. To gain global competitivity in product-convergent markets, China's over 200 thousands cross-border E-commerce businesses have focused more on the service and cost of supply chain downstream. Therefore, selecting appropriate cost control strategy has marked impact on them. In this study, we evaluated three strategic cost control measures according to 10 evaluation criteria by using a complex fuzzy set based model, named C-COPRAS. The C-COPRAS model is an extension of the COmplex PRoportion ASessment (COPRAS) method. This model uses complex fuzzy set to tackle uncertainty and temporal features in given evaluation context. We then apply this model to a case study of helping a Chinese E-commerce business to select strategic cost control measure on supply chain downstream. Abstract-Cross-border E-commerce has grown exponentially in the past decade. To gain global competitivity in productconvergent markets, China's over 200 thousands cross-border Ecommerce businesses have focused more on the service and cost of supply chain downstream. Therefore, selecting appropriate cost control strategy has marked impact on them. In this study, we evaluated three strategic cost control measures according to 10 evaluation criteria by using a complex fuzzy set based model, named C-COPRAS. The C-COPRAS model is an extension of the COmplex PRoportion ASessment (COPRAS) method. This model uses complex fuzzy set to tackle uncertainty and temporal features in given evaluation context. We then apply this model to a case study of helping a Chinese E-commerce business to select strategic cost control measure on supply chain downstream. Disciplines Engineering | Physical Sciences and Mathematics

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Determining Effective Elements on Participation in a B2B E-commerce System by Considering Time and Cost

Cited by 2 publications

References 14 publications

Supply chain downstream strategic cost evaluation using L-COPRAS method in cross-border E-commerce

Supply chain downstream strategic cost evaluation using L-COPRAS method in cross-border E-commerce

Using complex fuzzy sets for strategic cost evaluation in supply chain downstream

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