Hybrid decision making approach to predict and measure the success possibility of green supply chain management implementation

Malviya, Rakesh Kumar; Kant, Ravi

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2016.06.046

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“…Among the research methodologies employed, only a few articles apply quantitative models [34]. There are a few studies that focus on the framework method of prediction and measurement [35], and the evaluation method [36]. Additionally, some scholars perform literature surveys and review research methodologies [10].…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Decision and Coordination in a Dual-Channel Three-Layered Green Supply Chain

Song

2018

Symmetry

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This paper investigated, for the first time, the game and coordination of a dual-channel, three-layered, green fresh produce supply chain, with regard to its economic, social, and environmental performance. Considering that the market demand is dual-channel priced and sensitive to the degree of greenness and the freshness-level, four game models, under different scenarios have been established. These included a centralized scenario, a decentralized scenario, and two contractual scenarios. The equilibrium solutions under the four scenarios were characterized. From the perspective of a sustainable development, the economic, social, and environmental performance of the supply chain was analyzed. To enhance the supply chain performance, two contract mechanisms were designed and the conditions for a multi-win outcome were obtained. Accordingly, many propositions and management implications were provided. The results showed that, (1) compared to the centralized supply chain case, the performance of the decentralized supply chain case is inferior; (2) in addition to increasing the concentration of the supply chain decisions, the two contracts proposed can effectively coordinate the green supply chain and improve its sustainable performance; and (3) the performance of the supply chain is positively driven by the consumers’ sensitivity to greenness degree and the freshness level of fresh produce. This paper fills a research gap and helps the participants of the channel recognize the operational decision principle of a complex green supply chain, in order to achieve a higher and a long-term sustainable-development performance.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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“…∂ ∏ cc t ∂e = η 2 δθ 0 (a+δeθ 0 +σζ) . By solving the equations consisting of P cc * , ζ cc * , and e cc * , the specific values of P cc * , ζ cc * , and e cc * are obtained, i.e., Equations (33)- (35).…”

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Decision and Coordination in a Dual-Channel Three-Layered Green Supply Chain

Song

2018

Symmetry

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“…Recently, the fuzzy set theory-based DEMATEL method with various analytical techniques has been applied to respond to a variety of decision problems. This method has been used to investigate the managers' competencies (Wu & Lee, 2007), airline safety measurement model (Liou, Tzeng, & Chang, 2007), green supply chain management practices (Lin, 2013), supplier evaluation (Chang, Chang, & Wu, 2011;Dalalah, Hayajneh, & Batieha, 2011), knowledge management adoption (Patil & Kant, 2014), and green supply chain management implementation decisions (Malviya & Kant, 2016).…”

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A combined fuzzy multicriteria decision‐making approach for evaluating hospital website quality

Perçin

2019

Multi Criteria Decision Anal

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Developments in the health care industry in the last decade have forced companies to improve their website quality with the goal of attaining a sustainable competitive advantage through e‐business models. Here, we evaluate and measure the website quality of hospitals while considering the interactions among evaluation criteria. For this purpose, the fuzzy decision making trial and evaluation laboratory (DEMATEL) method, which copes with the interactions among the evaluation criteria, is presented. In addition, the generalized Choquet fuzzy integral (GCFI), non‐additive information fusion technique, is proposed to aggregate the experts' preferences and to calculate the overall website quality of hospitals. Finally, a sensitivity analysis is used to observe the changes in evaluation results of hospitals when assigning different weight combinations to the evaluation criteria. The proposed model is the first to evaluate the website quality of hospitals operating in Turkey.

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“…Main criteria such as green design, green purchasing, green production, green warehousing, green transportation and green recycling were evaluated to rank these companies in this research. According to Malviya and Kant [35], measuring the success of GSCM implementation via a hybrid model which constructed DEMATEL and fuzzy sets was contributed to green supply chain literature. Strategic, organizational, social-cultural, buyer and supplier activity, legislation and technical GSCM practices were the evaluated main factors to compare success and failure assessments in this research.…”

Section: Green Supply Chain Managementmentioning

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An Intuitionistic Fuzzy Group Decision-Making to Measure the Performance of Green Supply Chain Management with TOPSIS Method

Bulğurcu¹

2018

Multi-Criteria Methods and Techniques Applied to Supply Chain Management

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Green supply chain management (GSCM) integrates environmental regulations into supply chain management to diminish the negative effects of supply chain processes on the environment. The environmental problems appeared by an enterprise arise from designing the product and last until the recycling process. GSCM activities include five drivers such as green design, green purchasing, green transformation, green logistics and reverse logistics. In this chapter, the main aim is to explain these drivers and to show how to measure the GSCM success of companies, which operate as tire manufacturers by using an evaluation of a group of experts in their field. The proposed method, intuitionistic fuzzy technique for order preference by similarity to an ideal solution as an effective group decision-making method, helped to identify the alternative company 1 with the best GSCM performance among six different alternative tire companies under the consideration of five important GSCM drivers. The ranking result was as follows: A1 > A3 > A4 > A2 > A6 > A5.

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Hybrid decision making approach to predict and measure the success possibility of green supply chain management implementation

Cited by 46 publications

References 142 publications

Decision and Coordination in a Dual-Channel Three-Layered Green Supply Chain

Decision and Coordination in a Dual-Channel Three-Layered Green Supply Chain

A combined fuzzy multicriteria decision‐making approach for evaluating hospital website quality

An Intuitionistic Fuzzy Group Decision-Making to Measure the Performance of Green Supply Chain Management with TOPSIS Method

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