Information systems in supply chain integration and management

Gunasekaran, Angappa; Ngai, Eric W.T.

doi:10.1016/j.ejor.2003.08.016

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“…Gunasekaran and Ngai (2004) review the application of IT in supply chain management and its impact on SCI. Rai et al (2006) reveal that integrated IT infrastructures enable firms to develop the higher order capability of supply chain process integration.…”

Section: Managing Supply Chain Integration: Contemporary Approaches Amentioning

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Managing supply chain integration: contemporary approaches and scope for further research

Dey

Cheffi²

2013

Production Planning & Control

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Section: Managing Supply Chain Integration: Contemporary Approaches Amentioning

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Managing supply chain integration: contemporary approaches and scope for further research

Dey

Cheffi²

2013

Production Planning & Control

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“…In fact, the logistics alliance is an integration platform based on information (Gunasekaran, 2004). Agriculture products logistics alliance includes the function like a real logistics enterprise; can implement the same operation, like warehousing, transportation, packing and etc..…”

Section: Agriculture Products Logistics Dynamic Alliancementioning

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Dynamic Alliance of Agriculture Productslogistics Based on Swarm Intelligence

Yao

Cui

Ying

et al. 2009

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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Abstract:Along with the growing up of the Chinese generalized agriculture, the agriculture products logistics demands are increasing quickly in quality and quantity. Oppositely, the service of agriculture products logistics is slowly. It is very essential to study the logistics service mode suited to the tendency of the agriculture products logistics demand. The paper analyzes the common characteristic between the agriculture products logistics individual and the intelligence individual. Then, by the swarm intelligence, the dynamic alliance of agriculture products logistics is presented, the construction algorithm and the application method are given too. The paper provides a better operable development mode for the agriculture products logistics in China, which has directive meaning to improve the logistics efficiency for the socialistic new economy development and the New County Construction.

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“…The importance and impact of an IS for supply chain communication has already been highlighted in literature various times. In [2], for instance, a literature review is conducted showing a tremendous influence of ISs on achieving effective SCM. The authors also propose a theoretical framework for implementing ISs in the supply chain.…”

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Towards Collecting Sustainability Data in Supply Chains with Flexible Data Collection Processes

Mundbrod

Kolb

Reichert

2015

Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing

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Abstract. Nowadays, OEMs from many domains (e.g., electronics and automotive) face rising pressure from customers and legal regulations to produce more sustainable products. This involves the reporting and publishing of various sustainability indicators. However, the demands of legal entities and customers constitute a tremendous challenge as products in these domains comprise various components and sub-components provided by suppliers. Hence, sustainability data collection must be executed along the entire supply chain. In turn, this involves a myriad of different automated and manual tasks as well as quickly changing situations. In combination with potentially long-running processes, these issues result in great process variability that cannot be predicted at design time. In the SustainHub project, a dedicated information system for supporting data collection processes is developed. This paper provides three contributions: (1) it identifies core challenges for sustainable supply chain communication, (2) it reviews state-of-the-art technical solutions for such challenges, and (3) it gives a first overview of the approach we are developing in the SustainHub project to address the challenges. By achieving that, this comprehensive approach has the potential to unify and simplify supply chain communication in the future.

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Information systems in supply chain integration and management

Cited by 916 publications

References 100 publications

Managing supply chain integration: contemporary approaches and scope for further research

Managing supply chain integration: contemporary approaches and scope for further research

Dynamic Alliance of Agriculture Productslogistics Based on Swarm Intelligence

Towards Collecting Sustainability Data in Supply Chains with Flexible Data Collection Processes

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