Interpretive structural modeling-based framework for VMI adoption in Indian industries

Borade, Atul B.; Bansod, Satish V.

doi:10.1007/s00170-011-3458-4

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“…According to the Sharma et al (2011), it is a method for developing the hierarchy of system enablers to represent the system structure. Thus it is a models technique as the specific relationship and orders structure are portrayed in a graphical model Kant, 2008, Borade andBansod, 2012).…”

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“…Singh (2011) employed ISM approach to develop the structural relationship among different factors of coordination and responsiveness in supply chain to take strategic decision. Borade and Bansod (2012) applied ISM based framework for vendor managed inventory adoption in Indian industry. Few of the literature related to ISM are shown in Table 1.…”

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“…Six Sigma completes a process, by aligning the strategic opportunities with the capability to execute them. Singh et al, 2007;Talib et al, 2011;and Borade and Bansod 2012, MICMAC analysis is a classification based on driving power and dependence of each dimensions. Although various dimensions are critical to organization competitiveness, research so far has tended to focus on SCOR, BSC, total quality management (TQM), activity based costing (ABC), just in time (JIT), etc., but in literature hardly any description of an integrated framework which prioritize and establish structural relationship between various dimensions using ISM methodology is presented.…”

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Integration of Six Sigma and ISM to improve Supply Chain Coordination – A conceptual framework

Mishra¹,

Sharma²

2015

Int. J. Prod. Manag. Eng.

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To achieve competitiveness and to improve supply chain performance, supply chain coordination (SCC) is considered as a key challenge by the companies to satisfy their customers. In today's turbulent economic environment, SCC is a topic of great significance among business houses because SCC creates understanding, molds human behavior and improve competitiveness. As observed from literature that the dynamics of global market has resulted in serious pressure and distraction to activities of various supply chain entities i.e. suppliers, manufacturer, distributors, wholesaler, retailers and customers, which ultimately affects the SC performance. Thus, supply chains are exposed to risks due to uncertain and turbulent economic environment. To overcome these challenges, authors in this study developed a conceptual framework based on Six Sigma and ISM which can be used to study various supply chain dimensions be it human, process or quality dimensions. The main advantage of this framework is that it not only helps to understand information regarding the strength and weaknesses of various supply chain entities in a supply chain but also helps to determine the structural relationship among key dimensions of interest. The proposed framework can be applied by industries to model and analyze their processes effectively, compare their performance both within and outside their industry segment and thus improve competitiveness by following various supply chain management practices.

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Integration of Six Sigma and ISM to improve Supply Chain Coordination – A conceptual framework

Mishra¹,

Sharma²

2015

Int. J. Prod. Manag. Eng.

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“…Warfield (1974) is believed to be the first who developed theoretical development of ISM and the objective of understanding the complex relationships among elements was presented by Borade and Bansod (2012). Farris and Sage (1975); Sage and Smith (1977); Sage (1977) contributed to the development and application of the ISM methodology for a variety of purposes-especially those concerned with decision analysis/ making (Jadhav et al, 2014).…”

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An ISM approach for analyzing the factors in technology transfer

Mazdeh¹,

Shafia²,

Bandarian³

et al. 2015

10.5267/j.dsl

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Technology transfer, from research and technology organizations (RTOs) toward local industries, is considered as one of important and significant strategies for countries' industrial development. In addition to recover the enormous costs of research and development for RTOs, successful technology transfer from RTOs toward local firms forms technological foundations and develops the ability to enhance the competitiveness of firms. Better understanding of factors influencing process of technology transfer helps RTOs and local firms prioritize and manage their resources in an effective and efficient way to maximize the success of technology transfer. This paper aims to identify important effective factors in technology transfer from Iranian RTOs and provides a comprehensive model, which indicate the interactions of these factors. In this regard, first, research background is reviewed and Cummings and Teng's model Engineering and Technology Management,, 39-68.] was selected as the basic model in this study and it was modified through suggesting new factors identified from literature of inter-organizational knowledge and technology transfer and finally a Delphi method was applied for validation of modified model. Then, research conducted used Interpretive Structural Modeling (ISM) to evaluate the relationship between the factors of final proposed model. Results indicate that there were twelve factors influencing on technology transfer process from Iranian RTOs to local firms and also the intensity of absorption capability in transferee could influence on the intensity of desorption capability in transferor.Growing Science Ltd. All rights reserved. 5

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“…For example, Malone showed the application of ISM to structure personal values that created barriers to investment in a city [11]. Borade and Bonsad applied ISM to supply chain management to improve Indian business performance via Vendor Managed Inventory (VMI) [12]. Guo, Li, and Stevens used ISM to analyze technology use motivations in students [13].…”

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