Sense-and-respond supply chain using model-driven techniques

Kapoor, Shubir; Binney, B.; Buckley, Stephen J.; Chang, Henry; Tian, Chao; Ettl, Markus; Luddy, E. N.; Ravi, Ranjani; Yang, Jeaha

doi:10.1147/sj.464.0685

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“…The ability to change and adapt is essential for survival. There is a strong belief that use of IT by channel partners will certainly make supply chains to "sense and respond" faster to changes (Kapoor et al, 2007). This adoption can create more opportunities, but evidence suggests that channel partners in cement industry do not utilize much of these technologies as stated above.…”

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Relevance of Adopting Emerging Technologies in Outbound Supply Chain: New Paradigm for Cement Industry

Sharma

Khanna

2020

OSCM: An Int. Journal

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In the past few decades, supply chain management operations have increased manifold and much attention has been devoted to the evolution of supply chain management in the scientific literature. This has led to accommodating newer strategies and developments in technology. Channel partners are exploring newer methods that deliver accurate information in real time to have efficient flow within the supply chain. Existing processes and operations handled by channel partners in cement industry are constrained by time, location and lack of any technology for accessing and coordinating any information. The focus of this paper is the outbound supply chain in cement industry where complexity and cost of inventory management, compliance requirements, and managing warehouse are the biggest challenge. The success of the supply chain depends on coordination, communication, and collaboration among the channel partners. Visibility in supply chain will certainly enhance tracking, timely delivery, improved decision making leading to improved customer satisfaction. Literature explores the digital trends in supply chain management affect the overall business model. From sensors to big data, a number of technologies drive the business trend across globe. The research paper looks at how the channel partners can use the technology and smart devices closely within their day to day activities associated with their processes which could connect all channel partners continuously, and have improved visibility in the supply chain. The research has done an extensive literature review as well as primary research to explore the role of existing technology in the outbound supply chain of cement industry. The study further explores that how technology can act as an enabler and can be benefited in many ways for channel partners.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Relevance of Adopting Emerging Technologies in Outbound Supply Chain: New Paradigm for Cement Industry

Sharma

Khanna

2020

OSCM: An Int. Journal

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“…This line of research was continued by Chowdhary et al [6], where they applied model-driven techniques to IBM Business Performance Management (BPM) solution and illustrated their framework in a scenario of a pilot project. Also, Kapoor et al [19] proposed a model-driven development framework for a sense-and-respond supply chain.…”

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From Business Intelligence Insights to Actions: A Methodology for Closing the Sense-and-Respond Loop in the Adaptive Enterprise

Nalchigar¹,

Yu²

2013

Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing

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Abstract. Business Intelligence (BI) and analytics play a critical role in modern businesses by assisting them to gain insights about internal operations and the external environment and to make timely data-driven decisions. Actions resulting from these insights often require changes to various parts of the enterprise. A significant challenge in these contexts is to systematically connect and coordinate the BI-driven insights with consequent enterprise decisions and actions. This paper proposes a methodology for closing the gap between what an enterprise senses from BI-driven insights and its response actions and changes. This methodology adopts and synthesizes existing modeling frameworks, mainly i * and the Business Intelligence Model (BIM), to provide a coherent step-bystep way of connecting the sensed signals of the enterprise to subsequent responses, and hence to make BI and analytics more actionable and understandable. Applicability of the proposed methodology is illustrated in a case scenario.

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“…This data will be available to, and accessible by, numerous individuals in many locations, often on mobile devices. Some people believe this will help make supply chains more "demand driven," allowing them to "sense and respond" more quickly to changes in demand and supply (see Kapoor et al 2007).…”

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Advances in Information Technology Applications for Supply Chain Management

Stenger

2011

Transportation Journal

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This article reviews and summarizes a number of major information technology (IT) initiatives applicable to supply chain management and developed over the past 25 years. We begin by differentiating between logistics and supply chain management; and then discuss a process framework for managing supply chains, useful for organizing and categorizing IT initiatives. Within the framework, we discuss the various IT applications designed to support the planning and execution of work in each process. Finally, we make some comments on the future evolution of IT applications in supply chain management, fully recognizing that unanticipated technologies will almost certainly arise to offer new opportunities for more effectively managing supply chains.

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Sense-and-respond supply chain using model-driven techniques

Cited by 6 publications

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Relevance of Adopting Emerging Technologies in Outbound Supply Chain: New Paradigm for Cement Industry

Relevance of Adopting Emerging Technologies in Outbound Supply Chain: New Paradigm for Cement Industry

From Business Intelligence Insights to Actions: A Methodology for Closing the Sense-and-Respond Loop in the Adaptive Enterprise

Advances in Information Technology Applications for Supply Chain Management

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