Jobs and Competency Requirements in Supply Chains

Kovács, Zoltán; Pató, Beáta Sz. G.

doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2013.12.424

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“…Cross-cultural competence (CCC) is one of the key competences for the global labor market along with IT competence, creative/cognitive competence, interdisciplinary competence, and social and emotional intelligence, as well as ability to cooperate in virtual multicultural teams (Przytuła, Bruska, Szymańska-Czaplak, & Tracz-Krupa, 2020). Competence as a set of requirements necessary to perform the tasks assigned to an individual (Competence & Competency Frameworks | Factsheets | CIPD), covers knowledge, skills and attitudes which are vital to attain desired effect or output, namely KSA model for competency analysis (Kovács & Pató, 2014).…”

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Logistykacja gospodarki światowej

2022

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Tytuł monografii został zaczerpnięty z poglądów głoszonych przez francuskich logistyków akademickich i dotyczy globalnego systemu ekonomicznego, zbudowanego z wielu podmiotów gospodarczych rozproszonych na całym świecie, który pomimo liberalizacji stosunków gospodarczych i politycznych oraz wsparcia technologii informacyjno-komunikacyjnych nie mógłby funkcjonować bez międzynarodowej logistyki. Monografia składa się z trzech części. Pierwsza dotyczy współczesnych trendów i wyzwań w logistyce i łańcuchach dostaw. Należą do nich: logistykacja w biznesie, rezyliencja ekonomiczna, ryzyko zakłóceń w łańcuchach dostaw, gospodarka współdzielenia, rozwój rynku e-commerce oraz transformacja łańcuchów dostaw. W drugiej części uwagę poświęcono szeroko pojętym transportowi, spedycji i logistyce, w szczególności transportowi publicznemu, logistyce ostatniej mili, edukacji logistycznej i lokalizacji centrów dystrybucji. Natomiast część trzecia odnosi się do obszarów finansowych w logistyce i łańcuchach dostaw – standingu i wyników finansowych spółek sektora TSL oraz aspektów międzykulturowych w zarządzaniu finansami łańcuchów dostaw.

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Section: Cross-cultural Competences Framework For Manage Financial Fl...mentioning

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“…The competence structures used in training and education of future staff already sufficiently cover the tasks related to supply chain functions. They must be prepared -in line with the KSA model (and referring to the example of most demanding function of freight forwarder) -in terms (Kovács & Pató, 2014):…”

Section: Cross-cultural Competencementioning

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Logistykacja gospodarki światowej

2022

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“…Transport analyst (TA) Gathering business-related transport information, e.g., statistics, for administrative purposes [36,38].…”

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“…Verifying that imported goods follow stipulated rules and regulations, including taxes and other fees relevant for the country [30,37,38].…”

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Introducing an Intelligent Goods Service Framework

Jevinger

2021

Logistics

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With the increasing diffusion of Internet of Things (IoT) technologies, the transportation of goods sector is in a position to adopt novel intelligent services that cut across the otherwise highly fragmented and heterogeneous market, which today consists of a myriad of actors. Legacy systems that rely upon direct integration between all actors involved in the transportation ecosystem face considerable challenges for information sharing. Meanwhile, IoT based services, which are designed as devices that follow goods and communicate directly to cloud-based backend systems, may provide services that previously were not available. For the purposes of this paper, we present a theoretical framework for classification of such intelligent goods systems based on a literature study. The framework, labelled as the Intelligent Goods Service (IGS) framework, aims at increasing the understanding of the actors, agents, and services involved in an intelligent goods system, and to facilitate system comparisons and the development of new innovative solutions. As an illustration of how the IGS framework can be used and contribute to research in this area, we provide an example from a direct industry–academia collaboration.

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“…According to Hoberg et al (2014), those who work as managers in any field of logistics nowadays can be called 'decathletes'. Kovács and Pató (2014) stated that the required general competencies for transporters in supply chains are the following: make well-informed de- "Logistics and distribution managers take decisions on logistic services, operations and provisions. They take internal and external variables into consideration for effective and successful organisational logistic services.…”

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Competencies required for the implementation of an efficient supply chain from the perspectives of students and the labour market

Munkácsi

2021

Veztud

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The supply chain, the system granting customer satisfaction, is an important field in our changing world. This field’s profit-oriented companies seek employees with the competencies to achieve their goals. This research’s aim was to raise awareness of those competencies that should be developed. The authors questioned 110 supply chain management (SCM) master’s degree (MSc) students from Corvinus University of Budapest (CUB) and performed a significance test on their answers. They were asked to assess 17 competency groups and state the extent to which – on a scale from 0 to 100 – supply chain managers need them. One of the most interesting results was the assessment of presentation skills, which indicated differences between the competencies that companies expected and those that students believed were required. This study not only lays the groundwork for further research but also emphasizes the relevance of those competencies to be developed and the rethinking of training outcome requirements.

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Jobs and Competency Requirements in Supply Chains

Cited by 8 publications

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Logistykacja gospodarki światowej

Logistykacja gospodarki światowej

Introducing an Intelligent Goods Service Framework

Competencies required for the implementation of an efficient supply chain from the perspectives of students and the labour market

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