Maturity evaluation of supply chain procedures by combining SCOR and PST models

Safari, Hossein; Etezadi, Soheila; Moghadam, Mohsen Moradi; Fathi, Mohammad Rezā

doi:10.1504/ijpmb.2021.117283

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“…This issue was also addressed by Ji et al [2], Ahearn et al [8], and Kamble et al [9] indicating that further research towards the development of DAC, the identification of the required IT infrastructure, and the fostering of analytical skillset within the FSC workforce is needed in order for the F&B organizations to tap into the exploding vast data within their respective food systems. This is also mentioned by Safari et al [49] who consider technological capabilities as an assessment element in a MM of a supply chain emphasizing on the need to develop tools and guidelines in relation to the identification of the means and resources that are required to reach even higher maturity levels. Therefore, an investigation towards the required skills, human resources, and infrastructure for the development of DAC within the context of FSCM could shed some light into the future operation of FSCs and provide managerial and practical implications towards the capitalization on BD.…”

Section: Development Of Data Analytics Capability Within Food Supply ...mentioning

confidence: 96%

“…Following this paradigm of BDA application and as Ahearn et al [8] and Kamble et al [9] argue, it is apparent that data-driven agriculture supply chains are expected to achieve higher sustainability goals in the near future through the design and facilitation of the DAC process providing abundant opportunities for enhanced information flows and efficient decision-making within the agriculture supply chain network. According to Safari et al [49], this development over time is tied up to the standardization of the digital resource management process that could be incorporated in the maturity model (MM) of a supply chain which essentially represents different phases of either increasing quantitative, qualitative, or both, capability levels of an element as a means of performance evaluation through the capturing of its advances (i.e., maturing).…”

Section: Sustainability In Agriculture Supply Chainmentioning

confidence: 99%

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The paper provides a systematic review and analysis of the current literature on big data (BD) applications in the context of food supply chain management (FSCM) in order to categorize the state-of-the-art research trends exploring the adoption and implementation of big data analytics (BDA) across different segments of food supply chain (FSC). The use of BDA brings the digital transformation of FSCs closer providing sustainable implications and added value to their operation. Harnessing BD’s potential is becoming more and more relevant in addressing the constantly evolving complexities in food systems. However, the field of BD applications in the FSCM domain is severely fragmented and relatively “primitive”. The present research is one of the earliest attempts to recognize and present a comprehensive analysis for the BD applications across different segments of FSC proposing a conceptual framework that illustrates the role of BD in a data-driven FSCM environment. For the purposes of our research, we adopted the systematic literature review (SLR) method aiming at the identification of the dominant categories and themes within the research area. Based on the SLR findings, we propose a conceptual framework that captures the interconnection between FSC performance and BD applications by using the input-process-output (IPO) model within a data-driven FSCM context. The main research contribution lies on the thematic classification of relevant research, the conceptualization of this fragmented field, the development of a conceptual framework, and the presentation of a future research agenda pertaining to BD applications in a data-driven FSCM context.

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“…Global supply chain and logistics management play a crucial role in sustainable development and the key competitive advantage for corporations [15,16]. In Taiwan, the higher vocational education system hopes to focus on raising talents with professional skills instead of focusing on academic theory like college.…”

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“…Factors such as economy and society are not considered. Since land use conflict is not only a spatial conflict, but also a complex social, ecological, and economical system, constructing the evaluation criterion with multiple factors by referring to various mathematical models needs to be further improved [8,[54][55][56][57]. Another limitation is that the influence of a sudden government policy on land use conflicts is not taken into consideration.…”

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As China rapidly urbanizes, land resources tend to deplete. This paper aims to identify and propose a resolution of land use conflicts to promote sustainable land use and coordinate the interaction between humans and the environment in urban areas. The methodology of land use conflict assessment within spatial zoning of the Su–Xi–Chang region was evaluated. Taking into consideration the intensity of human activities and the background condition of the natural environment, we divided the study area into a few regions. Furthermore, we developed a methodology by calculating landscape complexity, fragility, and stability based on spatial zoning so as to derive the spatio-temporal characteristics of the land use conflict index (LUCI) in the Su–Xi–Chang region. The results indicate the following: (1) According to the urban spatial attribute index (USAI) statistics, we delineate the core, fringe, and suburban zones of the Su–Xi–Chang region, which accounted for 9.61%, 11.06%, and 79.33% of urban agglomerations respectively; (2) from 1990 to 2018, the fragility index (FI) and LUCI showed S-shaped curves, while the complexity (CI) and the stability indices (SI) exhibited minor fluctuations in the fringe and suburb zones; and (3) intensive and severe conflict is concentrated in core areas due to quite intense human activities and in fringe areas due to an increased interaction between humans and land, while moderate conflict is mainly found in rural and suburban areas that pose as a natural environmental space. The results can serve as a theoretical framework for an effective identification of the LUCI in an urban agglomeration and coordination of the optimal allocation of regional land resources.

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Maturity evaluation of supply chain procedures by combining SCOR and PST models

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Big Data Applications in Food Supply Chain Management: A Conceptual Framework

Big Data Applications in Food Supply Chain Management: A Conceptual Framework

Individual Differences in Digital Game-Based Supply Chains Management Learning: Evidence from Higher Vocational Education in Taiwan

Assessment and Spatial-Temporal Evolution Analysis of Land Use Conflict within Urban Spatial Zoning: Case of the Su-Xi-Chang Region

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