Prioritization of Petroleum Supply Chains’ Disruption Management Strategies Using Combined Framework of BSC Approach, Fuzzy Ahp and Fuzzy Choquet Integral Operator

Ghasemzadeh, Fatemeh; Pishdar, Mahsa; Antuchevičienė, Jurgita

doi:10.3846/16111699.2017.1380075

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“…As one of the approaches without an optimization mathematical model, the combined framework, which was introduced by Ghasemzadeh et al in 2017, shows that identifying key metrics for prioritizing supply chain segment strategies can determine the optimal strategy in the total supply chain and the players within it. The study also confirms that the most important strategic decisions of each segment and the total supply chain are not necessarily the same [13]. Using a different approach, Eslami et al proposed a genetic algorithm to search for the multi-objective problem's set of solutions.…”

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Sustainable Integrated Fuzzy Optimization for Multimodal Petroleum Supply Chain Design with Pipeline System: The Case Study of Vietnam

Wang

Nhieu

Tran

et al. 2022

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Over the years, oil-related energy sources have played an irreplaceable role in both developed and developing countries. Therefore, the efficiency of petroleum supply chains is a key factor that significantly affects the economy. This research aimed to optimize the configuration of the uncertainty multimodal petroleum supply chain in terms of economy, energy and environment (3E assessment). This study proposes a novel integration methodology between a heuristic algorithm and exact solution optimization. In the first stage, this study determines the facilities’ potential geographical coordinates using heuristic algorithm. Then, the fuzzy min-max goal programming model (FMMGPM) was developed to find the multi-objective solutions. In particular, this model allows analysis of supply chain uncertainty through simultaneous factors such as demand, resource, cost and price. These uncertainty factors are expressed as triangular fuzzy parameters that can be analyzed in terms of both probability and magnitude. Moreover, the model is applied to the entire petroleum supply chain in Vietnam, including downstream and upstream activities. In addition, another novelty is that for the first time, pipeline systems in logistics activities are considered in Vietnam’s petroleum supply chain optimization study. The results also show the short-term and long-term benefits of developing a pipeline system for oil transportation in Vietnam’s petroleum supply chain. To evaluate the effects of uncertainty on design decisions, this study also performed a sensitivity analysis with scenarios constructed based on different magnitudes and probabilities of uncertainty.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 59%

Sustainable Integrated Fuzzy Optimization for Multimodal Petroleum Supply Chain Design with Pipeline System: The Case Study of Vietnam

Wang

Nhieu

Tran

et al. 2022

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“…From various studies, the most commonly applied MCDM method for improving IC methods is the analytic hierarchy process (AHP). The AHP method and its adapted form were broadly used to identify weights and to rank IC-related elements at the same time [13,14,22,29,30]. Nevertheless, most of the proposed and improved approaches were developed in accordance with the rough IC dimension classifications following the traditional IC and BSC concepts.…”

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“…Several studies in recent decades have proposed improved frameworks aimed at resolving the abovementioned issues. Nevertheless, most of the improvements address only one deficiency of the traditional ICM methods [12][13][14]. An in-depth literature review reveals few attempts [15][16][17] to solve more than one of the above-mentioned issues simultaneously.…”

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An Improved Intellectual Capital Management Method for Selecting and Prioritizing Intangible-Related Aspects: A Case Study of Small Enterprise in Thailand

Wudhikarn

Pongpatcharatorntep

2022

Mathematics

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This study develops a new integrated approach for improving deficiencies relating to executives’ intuitive or illogical decisions, mainly found in past intellectual capital management (ICM) methods. To simultaneously rectify several flaws, the process model of intellectual capital (IC), a traditional ICM method, is integrated using decision science methods—the analytic network process (ANP) and quality function deployment (QFD). The process model of IC is adopted as a core procedure of the proposed ICM approach. ANP is integrated to improve the ability to consider relationships among the IC critical factors and their impacts, while QFD is included to facilitate the systematic consideration and identification of correlations, linkages, and impacts between all IC-related elements from the business concept to strategic plans. The proposed method was applied to two case studies in one real enterprise in Thailand. The results of the implementation reveal the priorities of all IC-related aspects, and the first priority of key success factors (KSFs), key performance indicators (KPIs), and action plans (APs) are all associated with the organization in the structural capital dimension. The results demonstrate that the method may offer advantages with respect to the conceptual expectations and may prioritize critical IC factors and identify their weights. Furthermore, the improved method could indicate the correlations and impacts between related elements, such as critical factors and associated indicators. This study proposes a new comprehensive and systematic management framework by integrating different concepts—decision science methods and the ICM method. To the best of the authors’ knowledge, this improved approach has not been explored or proposed in earlier studies.

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“…Risks in operations areas like machine and equipment failure, design risks and skilled labor scarcity were found to be the most critical ones for green supply chains rather than supplier based, demand forecasting, financial or product recovery for an F-AHP study by Mangla et al (2015). A study of the supply chain for petroleum products from a disruptions perspective using F-AHP found transparency, flexible transportation, secure communication networks, and human resource management as the most weighted attributes from the overall supply chain resiliency perspective (Ghasemzadeh et al, 2017). An analysis of 288 peer-reviewed articles published between 2000 and 2017 from the supply chain resilience perspective found the AHP as one of the most used techniques among MCDM after mathematical modeling (Kochan & Nowicki, 2018).…”

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Evaluating Supply Chain Resiliency Strategies in the Indian Pharmaceutical Sector: A Fuzzy Analytic Hierarchy Process (F-Ahp) Approach

Ganguly

Kumar

2019

IJAHP

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Over the years, aggressive competition and globalization have resulted in tremendous progress in the development and management of supply chains. There are many high-performing supply chains that have benefitted from globalization. However, globalization of supply chains has also resulted in exposure to increased risks and frequent disturbances at various stages. One way to address these disturbances is to make supply chains resilient in nature. This paper identifies and prioritizes a set of important resiliency strategies for supply chains using the Fuzzy Analytic Hierarchy Process (F-AHP). Responses from 23 experts from the Indian pharmaceutical sector have been analyzed. We found that supply chain agility, visibility, and collaboration were the three most important resiliency strategies that a pharmaceutical organization should follow to address the vulnerability within their supply chain. The findings will serve the supply chain managers and the policymakers in designing resilient supply chains through the better understanding of strategies and formulation of action plans, while also introducing MCDM techniques into resiliency studies.

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Prioritization of Petroleum Supply Chains’ Disruption Management Strategies Using Combined Framework of BSC Approach, Fuzzy Ahp and Fuzzy Choquet Integral Operator

Cited by 7 publications

References 58 publications

Sustainable Integrated Fuzzy Optimization for Multimodal Petroleum Supply Chain Design with Pipeline System: The Case Study of Vietnam

Sustainable Integrated Fuzzy Optimization for Multimodal Petroleum Supply Chain Design with Pipeline System: The Case Study of Vietnam

An Improved Intellectual Capital Management Method for Selecting and Prioritizing Intangible-Related Aspects: A Case Study of Small Enterprise in Thailand

Evaluating Supply Chain Resiliency Strategies in the Indian Pharmaceutical Sector: A Fuzzy Analytic Hierarchy Process (F-Ahp) Approach

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