ISM-fuzzy MICMAC approach for analysis of GSCM enablers

Dube, Anil S.; Gawande, Rupesh R.

doi:10.1504/ijlsm.2016.077281

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“…Often, the variables have weak to extremely strong relationships amongst themselves, which is ignored in MICMAC. Therefore to address the relationships more accurately, Fuzzy-MICMAC was introduced, where the relationships between the variables are identified qualitatively on a scale of 0-1, as stated in Table 8 (Dube and Gawande, 2016;Jain and Raj, 2015;Mohanty, 2018).…”

Section: Fuzzy-matriced Impact Cruises Multiplication Appliquementioning

confidence: 99%

Organic food women entrepreneurs-TISM approach for challenges

Dahiya

Panghal

Sindhu

et al. 2021

JEC

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Purpose Organic food is getting attention these days from consumers and producers, in pursuit of safe and chemical-free food. In India, there is an upsurge in entrepreneurs in the organic food sector, with women entrepreneurs signalling higher numbers. Women entrepreneurs have the potential to contribute significantly to the field of organic food; the only requirement is to address the challenges faced by them. This paper aims to attempt at exploring and modelling the challenges faced by women entrepreneurs in the organic food sector. Design/methodology/approach Significant challenges were identified through literature review, primary data collection and expert opinions. The identified challenges were then modelled through total interpretive structural modelling and fuzzy-matriced impact cruises multiplication applique techniques to give a meaningful contextual relationship. Findings This study identified “poor government support” and “less awareness” amongst the stakeholders, as the most strategic challenges with the highest driving power to influence other challenges. In contrast, “low funding options” and “fewer buyers” emerged as the most dependent challenges for organic food women entrepreneurs in India. Originality/value The model proposed in the study gives a roadmap for different stakeholders in the food industry to scale up organic food women entrepreneurs in India.

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Section: Fuzzy-matriced Impact Cruises Multiplication Appliquementioning

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Organic food women entrepreneurs-TISM approach for challenges

Dahiya

Panghal

Sindhu

et al. 2021

JEC

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“…The ISM methodology proposes the use of the subject matter expert opinions based on various management techniques such as Interviews and brainstorming [161][162][163] to develop the contextual relationship between the variables. In this paper for identifying the contextual relationship among the barriers, 12 experts of whom 10 are from industry dealing with healthcare operations, Information Technology, operation management, and two from the academia having experience in research and development are identified through the author's professional and personal networks.…”

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Internet of Things adoption barriers in the Indian healthcare supply chain: An ISM‐fuzzy MICMAC approach

Desingh

Baskaran

2021

Health Planning & Management

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Internet of things (IoT) plays a significant role in offering a wide range of benefits to the healthcare supply chain. It improves the quality of patient care, reduces the cost of medical procedures, maintaining flawless operations and supports clinical decisions. Despite strong policy interest and vast potential benefits of IoT in the healthcare supply chain, the actual adoption rate is relatively low and it's in the nascent stage in developing countries like India. The objective of this paper is to identify and analyze the potential barriers which would restrain the healthcare industry from adopting IoT. Based on the review of the literature and brainstorming with experts from industry and academia, 14 barriers were identified for IoT adoption. The contextual relationship between the identified barriers was developed using interpretive structural modeling and the obtained results were used as input to fuzzy MICMAC analysis to determine the driving and dependence power of the IoT adoption barriers. From the result, Legal and regulatory standards, Lack of IT Infrastructure are major barriers influencing the adoption of IoT in the healthcare supply chain. The findings will support the decision-makers to understand the contextual relationship between the IoT adoption barriers in the Indian healthcare supply chain.

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“…However, this version has a limitation: it only uses binary relationships to denote the association between every two variables. To overcome this limitation, several studies have adopted the fuzzy version of MICMAC analysis (see, for example, Bashir et al , 2020; Bhosale and Kant, 2016; Dube and Gawande, 2016).…”

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“…For the identification of CSFs, first, a preliminary list of 32 success factors for implementing sustainability practices in different sectors was collated based on recent studies (Alhamali, 2019; Dube and Gawande, 2016; Raut et al , 2017; Singh, 2017). Then, a panel of six experts was formed.…”

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Modeling and analyzing critical success factors for implementing environmentally sustainable practices in a public utilities organization: a case study

Albastaki

Bashir

Ojiako

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MEQ

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PurposeDespite the increasing number of studies investigating environmentally sustainable practices in different sectors, no research exists on the issues related to the success factors for implementing environmentally sustainable practices in the utilities sector. To partially fill this research gap, the purpose of this study is to empirically examine these success factors in a public utilities organization in the United Arab Emirates.Design/methodology/approachAn integrated interpretive structural modeling and fuzzy cross-impact matrix multiplication applied to classification approach was implemented to identify the critical success factors (CSFs) and to model and analyze the relationships among them.FindingsThirteen CSFs were identified and the relationships among them were represented by a seven-level hierarchical graphical model, and six CSFs were identified as drivers of success: government policies, regulations and environmental awareness programs; organization sustainability strategies; top management commitment; organizational capabilities; social and environmental responsibility; and eco-knowledge.Originality/valueThis is first kind of study to identify CSFs for implementing environmentally sustainable practices in the utilities sector. The results could guide government policymakers and decision-makers in utilities organizations that are interested in implementing environmentally sustainable practices.

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ISM-fuzzy MICMAC approach for analysis of GSCM enablers

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Organic food women entrepreneurs-TISM approach for challenges

Organic food women entrepreneurs-TISM approach for challenges

Internet of Things adoption barriers in the Indian healthcare supply chain: An ISM‐fuzzy MICMAC approach

Modeling and analyzing critical success factors for implementing environmentally sustainable practices in a public utilities organization: a case study

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