Research on Influencing Factors of Cross Border E-Commerce Supply Chain Resilience Based on Integrated Fuzzy DEMATEL-ISM

Liu, Xianli; Dou, Zulin; Yang, Wei Zhong

doi:10.1109/access.2021.3059867

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“…Thus, considering the performances of SCR and SCV, quantify them and to further calculate the proximity value of the current balance state to the ideal one and the anti-ideal one, an integration method of fuzzy AHP and fuzzy TOPSIS is constructed in this study, as these two methods are appropriate for dealing with the vague measurements given by experts. This method is suitable for supply chain management and has been used in the literature (Samvedi, Jain, and Chan 2013;Wang et al 2012;Liu, Dou, and Yang 2021). The integrated approach can provide more precise information for measuring the BSRV.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…In CBEC, deals are concluded, electronic payments are settled via e-commerce platforms, and goods are delivered by a cross-border logistics service (Fingar 2000;Kauffman and Walden 2001;Hameri and Hintsa 2009). CBECSC can be regarded as an organisation form that is led by core enterprises, aiming to meet cross-border e-commerce customer needs via collaboration with supply chain partners, involving in the whole process of product design, procurement, production, sales and service (Liu, Dou, and Yang 2021). Compared with the general supply chain, CBECSC is special with several characteristics such as cross-border deals and logistics, more complex structure.…”

Section: Cross-border E-commerce Supply Chainmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In the CBEC field, since products need to be delivered across borders, the interaction process among buyers, sellers, platforms and third-party service providers become more complex (Koh, Fichman, and Kraut 2012). There exist many potential risks and uncertainties such as natural disasters, tariff policy, confiscation risk, political crisis, delivery risk, and after-sales service uncertainty and so on, which may impact the operation of CBECSC (Chiu et al 2014;Liu, Dou, and Yang 2021). This brings great challenges to SCR and SCV management.…”

Section: Supply Chain Resilience and Vulnerabilitymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Some studies have drawn great attention to the SCR of CBEC. For example, Liu, Dou, and Yang (2021) explored the influencing factors of SCR in the CBEC environment by integrating the fuzzy decision-making and trial evaluation laboratory and interpreted structure model. Regarding the SCV of CBEC, Mou et al (2017) considered that delivery risk and confiscation risk resulted in the vulnerability of CBEC because of potential shipping and customs-related problems.…”

Section: Supply Chain Resilience and Vulnerabilitymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Consequently, we believe that it would provide theoretical insights on supply chain management. With the developing of CBECSC, increasing attention has been drawn to extending resilience and vulnerability to the CBEC field (Liu, Dou, and Yang 2021). An example of estimating the BSRV in the CBECSC is provided in this study.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Striking a balance between supply chain resilience and supply chain vulnerability in the cross-border e-commerce supply chain

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This study aims to explore how cross-border e-commerce (CBEC) enterprises achieve a desired balance state of supply chain resilience and vulnerability. This study proposes the concept of the balance state of supply chain resilience and vulnerability, which refers to the proximity of the current balance state of the supply chain to the ideal one and the anti-ideal one. To evaluate the balance state, a model is constructed using the integrating fuzzy Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) and the fuzzy Technique for Order of Preference by Similarity to Ideal Solution (TOPSIS) methods, which holistically consider the drivers of the resilience and vulnerability of the cross-border e-commerce supply chain (CBECSC). An empirical study is included in this paper to demonstrate how the proposed model works. The empirical results suggest that the CBECSC should maintain resilience and vulnerability in an appropriate balance state instead of pursuing either (high) resilience or (low) vulnerability without considering the other.

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A framework to model the performance indicators of resilient construction supply chain: An effort toward attaining sustainability and circular practices

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Dwivedi,

Agrawal

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In existing dynamic market place, supply chain disruptions have become a common phenomenon. Emergence of new technologies coupled with variable customer demand and uncertain pandemic has fueled the disruptions across the supply chain ecosystem. To cater the unanticipated disruptions, supply chains of every business has to be circular and sustainable and construction industry is no exception to this. The present study concentrates on identifying the major performance indicators of resilient Construction Supply Chain (CSC) and prioritize the most significant ones. Fuzzy–Decision Making Trial And Evaluation Laboratory (DEMATEL) method was used to reveal the influential relationship of performance indicators on the resilience level in CSCs. Further, a strategy map is prepared to highlight the organizational strategy and cause‐effect approach. The findings from study revealed that maintaining appropriate security level, strong collaboration among supply chain partners, efficient supply chain designs, ability to detect discrepancies, bottlenecks, and vulnerabilities, and conservation of resources to facilitate sustainable operations are the top seven performance indicators that are evident in the causal group for sustainable CSC. In the effect group, prominent performance indicators are flexibility, financial strength, and efficient allocation of resources. The study adds on to the existing literature by identifying and analyzing significant performance indicators for establishing resilient, sustainable and circular practices in the construction industry.

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Application of Big Data Analysis Technology in the Construction of Cross-Border E-Commerce Supply Chain Platform

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Research on Influencing Factors of Cross Border E-Commerce Supply Chain Resilience Based on Integrated Fuzzy DEMATEL-ISM

Cited by 53 publications

References 59 publications

Striking a balance between supply chain resilience and supply chain vulnerability in the cross-border e-commerce supply chain

Striking a balance between supply chain resilience and supply chain vulnerability in the cross-border e-commerce supply chain

A framework to model the performance indicators of resilient construction supply chain: An effort toward attaining sustainability and circular practices

Application of Big Data Analysis Technology in the Construction of Cross-Border E-Commerce Supply Chain Platform

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