Increasing the effectiveness of food supply chain logistics through digital transformation

Sermuksnyte-Alesiuniene, Kristina; Simanavičienė, Žaneta; Bickauske, Daiva; Mosiiuk, Stefaniia; Savitska, Svitlana

doi:10.14807/ijmp.v12i6.1748

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“…The conditions of functioning in the economy controlled by the COVID-19 pandemic accelerated, and in some areas even forced, the introduction of digital solutions. Six articles were qualified for this category, but many of the publications we analyzed from other categories began with the sentence "The COVID-19 pandemic significantly influenced the development of digital transformation..." (among others, [6,107]). Therefore, many results related to this research area should be expected to be published in the coming year.…”

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Supply Chain in the Digital Age: A Scientometric–Thematic Literature Review

2023

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The digitization of logistics processes enables, among others, real-time data exchange, which is currently the driving force of the modern economy, as well as functioning supply chains. Digital transformation has been accelerated in recent years, primarily by the development of the Industry 4.0 concept. It is also perceived as a trend supporting the sustainable development of organizations and industries. The main research challenge was identifying current research directions related to the digitalization of supply chains. Therefore, this article aims to present the literature review results of the last five years (2018–2022) regarding the digitalization of supply chains. The research used the PRISMA method (The Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic reviews and Meta-Analyses), and 127 articles were analyzed. On this basis, we proposed a two-level qualifications framework that includes eight core categories and sixteen subcategories. The main contributions of this work are as follows: providing a complete and up-to-date (last five years) literature review on supply chains in the digital age from a global perspective that summarizes the current state of the art in an integrated framework; and provides an indication of the two most significant challenges currently observed, which are interrelated. The first key challenge is the digital transformation of businesses and supply chains; the second is sustainable development, which focuses on the Sustainable Development Goals; reducing the complexity of the issue by providing structure and clarity (Identifying categories and subcategories as the mind map); and identifying research gaps that we will work on in the future. Based on the review, we indicate three identified research gaps: there is a lack of research assessing the use of digitalization to build supply chain resilience; there are no studies evaluating the risk of the negative impact of technologies and threats on relations integrating future supply chains; and there is a lack of research on the changing role of man in modern logistics systems.

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“…The use of IoT technology in an industrial environment allows for real-time data capture and artificial intelligence, data analytics [107], the introduction of digital traceability technology [108], and increased visibility along the whole value chain [56] to optimize supply chain performance.…”

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Supply Chain in the Digital Age: A Scientometric–Thematic Literature Review

2023

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“…Efficiency studies in the context of digitalization, though mostly approached conceptually, include a few practical applications. These studies primarily explore how existing digital applications are used and their impact (Kuntsman and Arenkov, 2019;Zhong and Ren, 2023;Sandu and Voiku, 2019;Alesiuniene et al, 2021;Kimberly et al, 2022). The last aspect of internal dynamics is the notion of 'flexibility.'…”

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Scale Development Study to Determine the Effectiveness of Digital Transformation in Businesses: An Application in Turkish Defence Industry

Sürmen,

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Öngen Bilir

2024

Fiscaoeconomia

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The global attractiveness of digital transformation technologies leads many nations to increase their investments in these technologies and to achieve a stronger economic position. While this process can be considered in the context of many sectors, it has emerged more clearly in recent years, especially in the defence industry. Not only in many developed countries but also in Turkey, especially with the developments in the last 15 years, the defence industry sector can find a place among the notable countries in the world. Therefore, the use of these technologies can be expressed as a dynamic structure whose potential increases daily thanks to the added value it creates and the ecosystem it has created. However, this process is not only the application field of the private sector but also creates value in the context of the theoretical framework and concepts revealed by scientific studies. This study, it is aimed to develop a scale to determine the ‘digital transformation effectiveness’ in defence industry enterprises. In this framework, the scale and questionnaire questions were sent to companies operating in the Turkish defence industry, and 65 companies responded. The data was subjected to validity and reliability analyses using SPSS 26 and AMOS 26 programs, followed by statistical testing through exploratory factor analysis and confirmatory factor analysis. The findings showed that the scale has sufficiently high internal consistency, has explanatory and confirmatory factor validity, and also has criterion validity based on sub-dimensions.

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“…The application of digitalization in the supply chain improves the safety, traceability, and quality risk control of products. Taking agriculture as an example, concerning issues such as irrigation, fertilizers application, pesticide usage, and residue testing of harmful substances in the soil, enterprises leverage Internet of Things (IoT) technology to monitor the production and storage status of agricultural products in throughout the entire supply chain [3]. Specifically, businesses can utilize digital censors and labels to track key information, including temperature, humidity, and pesticide residue, ensuring the safety of products throughout the supply chain.…”

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An Analysis of the Digital Development of the Supply Chain

2024

HBEM

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With the continuous and deepening application of digital technology, digitization has become a crucial driving force for business transformation and upgrading in the era of the digital economy. The study gives an analysis of digital development from the perspective of the supply chain. Research finding indicates that the application of a digitized supply chain can promote the visualization of information, enhance the quality of products, and strengthen the risk management capabilities and competitiveness of enterprises. The ongoing shift towards digital supply chains has been somewhat effective, but it has also brought to light several issues. These include low information accuracy and transparency, high pressure on inventory management, a lack of standardization, and difficulties in ensuring product quality. In response to these tough issues, the study suggests measures to encourage businesses to establish digitalized supply chain systems, prioritize data analysis and management optimization, and establish and standardize digitalization standards. These steps aim to improve operational efficiency and overall economic benefits for the supply chain for enterprises.

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Increasing the effectiveness of food supply chain logistics through digital transformation

Cited by 18 publications

References 19 publications

Supply Chain in the Digital Age: A Scientometric–Thematic Literature Review

Supply Chain in the Digital Age: A Scientometric–Thematic Literature Review

Scale Development Study to Determine the Effectiveness of Digital Transformation in Businesses: An Application in Turkish Defence Industry

An Analysis of the Digital Development of the Supply Chain

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