Improving collaboration between large and small-medium enterprises in automobile production

Sung, Soyoung; Kim, Yanghoon; Chang, Hangbae

doi:10.1080/17517575.2016.1161242

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“…MSMEs can overcome barriers to supply chain collaboration by overcoming barriers related to information, communication, intra-organizational and interorganizational (Mahmud et al, 2021). Collaboration between the parent company and its suppliers can be improved through the development of an IT collaboration system (Sung et al, 2018).Increased collaboration between large and small companies using network services (Grather et al, 2015). Using the Canva application to support sales in MSMEs (Sunarto & Setiadi, 2022).…”

Section: ) Communication and Collaborationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Human Capital and Performance of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises: A Literature Review

Musthafa,

Elfindri,

Anas

et al. 2024

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This research aims to examine aspects of human capital that influence the performance of Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs). Drawing on an extensive review of literature from indexed journal databases, the study focused on identifying key factors related to "human capital" and "MSME performance." The comprehensive exploration revealed a multifaceted relationship between human capital aspects and MSME performance, unveiling pivotal influencers. The identified aspects of human capital found to exert a substantial influence on MSME performance encompass a wide spectrum. These include skills and competencies, education and training, employee motivation and engagement, employee health and welfare, innovation and creativity, communication and collaboration, digital skills, work ethics and organizational values, entrepreneurship and sense of ownership, as well as organizational diversity. This research contributes valuable insights for policymakers aiming to enhance the human capital capabilities of MSME entrepreneurs. By addressing these specific dimensions, policymakers can formulate targeted strategies to uplift the human capital landscape within MSMEs. Consequently, this targeted approach is anticipated to render MSMEs more productive, sustainable, and equipped to venture into international markets.

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Section: ) Communication and Collaborationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Human Capital and Performance of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises: A Literature Review

Musthafa,

Elfindri,

Anas

et al. 2024

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“…As mentioned earlier, supply chain resilience can be enhanced by improving the visibility through information sharing. Many companies have recognized the importance of information flow and are taking actions that can allow information to be shared across blocks of distribution channels [49]. The supply chain has two main objectives: to match the demand and supply of a particular product or service and to improve the efficiency and responsiveness of their suppliers and customers; hence, these are the primary purposes of sharing information [39].…”

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Causal modelling of the enablers of CPFR for building resilience in manufacturing supply chains

2022

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Supply chain resilience is widely receiving attention during the past decade. Collaboration and visibility enhancement in supply chains is a key to achieve resilience and robustness in supply chains. Collaborative Planning, Forecasting and Replenishment (CPFR) is always been one of the difficult, yet powerful tool for collaboration in supply chains. Companies, in general attempt to address the technological side of changes, but avoid addressing the non-technological side of it, while implementing CPFR. This paper aims to explore the technological and non-technological enablers of CPFR, separately considering the Indian manufacturing industries and study their causal relations, using the Interpretive Structural Modeling (ISM). The results are beneficial, as managers can concentrate on causal enablers, while implementing CPFR. The success factors for implementation can slightly vary across different industries, but the applicability of the result is wider due to several common issues that arise during its implementation. Thus, the paper aims to provide directions for considering the most influencing enablers that can act as critical factors in the successful implementation of the CPFR. These influential enablers can be given much focus to reduce the vulnerabilities and to enhance the resilience capabilities of firms and their supply chains.

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“…Second, SMEs receive attacks as inputs to larger targets (Ponsard, Grandclaudon, and Dallons 2018;Sangani and Vijayakumar 2012). That is, the adversaries know that there is the possibility that smaller partners are the weakest link to get to a larger organisation, as information exchanges can spread across several entities -for example, when these SMEs are a supplier of large companies (Sung, Kim, and Chang 2018). Finally, another type of attack is based on the use that SMEs make of their computing resources (Jang-Jaccard and Nepal 2014).…”

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The severity and effects of Cyber-breaches in SMEs: a machine learning approach

Arroyabe

Arróyabe

2021

Enterprise Information Systems

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In this paper, we investigate cyber breaches and their effects on small and medium enterprises (SMEs), considering the role that cybersecurity plays in SMEs, and the importance that SMEs have in the economy. Using the Cyber Security Breaches Survey data, the first contribution extends previous works confirming that SMEs receive a wide variety of breaches. Secondly, we have characterized the degree of severity of breaches in SMEs, based on disruption time and their cost. Our last contribution consists of determining the effect and severity of breaches in SMEs in terms of economic, financial and management impacts.

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Improving collaboration between large and small-medium enterprises in automobile production

Cited by 8 publications

References 8 publications

Human Capital and Performance of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises: A Literature Review

Human Capital and Performance of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises: A Literature Review

Causal modelling of the enablers of CPFR for building resilience in manufacturing supply chains

The severity and effects of Cyber-breaches in SMEs: a machine learning approach

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