Measuring the efficiency of third party reverse logistics provider in supply chain by multi objective additive network DEA model

Momeni, Ehsan; Azadi, Majid; Saen, Reza Farzipoor

doi:10.1504/ijstl.2015.065893

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“…Therefore, this investigation provides clear criteria for defining corporate financial variables as to measure the efficiency of export companies under investigation and projections required to achieve efficiency in inefficient enterprises. Recent studies have demonstrated the value of applying DEA model as authors Sharifi and Rezaeian, (2016), Ehsan et al (2015) and Puri, and Prasad (2017) among others highlight. Similarly, the investigation applied in 27 major ports in Brazil for the years from 2007 to 2011, in which several estimates of DEA using the bootstrapping technique were calculated and analyzed, which allowed the bias correction to test differences in levels of efficiency and their main determinants in port areas (Wanke and Pestana, 2016), as well as the study of the assessment of the comparative relationship between efficiency and profitability on the leading Egyptian companies involved in the financial sector, finding that there is a positive link between efficiency and profitability in Egyptian companies.…”

Section: Eficiência De Pequenas E Médias Empresas Na Zona Franca De Bmentioning

confidence: 98%

Efficiency of midsize enterprises in the free-trade-zone in Barranquilla – Colombia

2019

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In this investigation, the efficiency of midsize companies in the free-trade-zones of Barranquilla was analyzed. For this, a model supported by Data Envelopment Analysis structure (DEA) was proposed which required a rational analysis to define input and output variables in order to measure and test the efficiency of 63 companies under study in 2016 and 2017. The Chamber of Commerce of Barranquilla with which an empirical analysis was performed to measure the efficiency of the sector provided primary information. The research showed that from 2016-2017 the percentage of efficient enterprises improved from 11.11% to 17.46% while 6.34% of companies maintain their efficiency, 42.85% showed improvements and 50. 79% of companies decreased their efficiency.

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Section: Eficiência De Pequenas E Médias Empresas Na Zona Franca De Bmentioning

confidence: 98%

Efficiency of midsize enterprises in the free-trade-zone in Barranquilla – Colombia

2019

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“…It aims to establish business routines in the organisation by an extensive employee-training program for the key actors in implementation. Some programs have been implemented to empower its supply chain since last 15 years (Jafarzadeh et al, 2012a(Jafarzadeh et al, , 2012bJavad and Cordon, 2010;Javanmardi Kashan and Mohannak, 2013;Momeni et al, 2015;Sepehri, 2012;Songhori et al, 2011), but most of them were almost unsuccessful, despite large investment. This project, last attempt to empower the supply chain based on the RBV by enhancing capabilities, especially in the process of NPD, was carried out during 2015 and 2016.…”

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The concept supply chain technological capability in case of new product development process

Eshraqi

2019

IJATM

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In some industries such as automotive, the supply chain plays a critical role in the firm success. In these industries, the unit of competition has changed to supply chain vs. supply chain. Accordingly, the aim of this paper is to develop the concept supply chain technological capability (TC) in the new product development (NPD) process. We explored the concept TC in the supply chain level, which are different from the firm level. In this paper, we studied last three NPD projects of the IKCO (the largest Iranian manufacturer), from year 2000 to 2015 by focusing on the supply chain coordinator organisation of IKCO enterprise, SAPCO. The results show firm managers are called upon to resolve the tension between supply chain TC and innovation through a NPD project and creating the right context to stimulate individuals to solve problems and to be accountable for their objectives.

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“…Only 11 of the 95 articles were published on this topic [32][33][34][35][36][37][38][39][40][41][42]. Three were written by the same author and co-author.…”

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“…Customer satisfaction is a rarely used criterion [24,34,35,38,[61][62][63]. It covers effective communication, service improvement [25,34,47], cost savings, profitability [61], optimization capabilities [47], the ability to meet or exceed promises [64], successful relationships, etc.…”

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Identification of Environmental Criteria for Selecting a Logistics Service Provider: A Step Forward towards Green Supply Chain Management

Bajec¹,

Tuljak-Suban²

2016

Sustainable Supply Chain Management

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Green environmental performance increases the competitiveness of the supply chain. However, the greening of the supply chain depends on the manufacturer who drives the green initiative, as well as on all the members of the supply chain who take part in the process. The manufacturer's attention has been largely focused on the environmental performance of the supplier and retailer, whereas logistics service providers have been somehow neglected. It is, in fact, the case is that logistics service providers have begun to play a critical role in supply chain management and could therefore significantly improve environmental sustainability. They have already undertaken a green initiative that unfortunately has rarely, if at all, been required by the manufacturer. The lack of requirements for logistics providers hinders the progress of a green initiative. To take a step forward towards green supply chain management, this chapter aims to introduce all the necessary criteria for the selection of a logistics service provider (LP), with an emphasis on environmental criteria. The environmental selection criteria, with all related subcriteria, were achieved on the basis of a systematic literature review. It has been found that buyers of logistics services still strive to minimize costs, expect quality logistics services, a wellpositioned LP, all the while overlooking environmental issues. The most frequently applied environmental selection criteria are value-added reverse logistics services, followed by environmental expenditures, pollutants released, energy consumption, clean materials and energy use. The findings presented here are useful particularly for researchers, as issues regarding sustainable LP selection and its limitations are highlighted, related to selection criteria identification. These findings may be of less use to managers. However, future phases of this study, richer for the evaluation of logistics experts, will be much more applicable to buyers and providers of logistics services.

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Measuring the efficiency of third party reverse logistics provider in supply chain by multi objective additive network DEA model

Cited by 41 publications

References 64 publications

Efficiency of midsize enterprises in the free-trade-zone in Barranquilla – Colombia

Efficiency of midsize enterprises in the free-trade-zone in Barranquilla – Colombia

The concept supply chain technological capability in case of new product development process

Identification of Environmental Criteria for Selecting a Logistics Service Provider: A Step Forward towards Green Supply Chain Management

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