Supply chain management in the Swedish wood products industry – a need analysis

Larsson, Magnus; Stendahl, Matti; Roos, Anders

doi:10.1080/02827581.2016.1170874

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“…In wood supply chain research, the attention is shifting from optimization models focusing on one single or few processes to modelling the entire supply chain. Little research exists on wood supply chains topics before the 1990s, but, driven by technological and commercial changes (Larsson et al 2016), a considerable increase is observed for other industries and supply chains such as agriculture (Manuj et al 2009;Tako and Robinson 2012;Borodin et al 2016;Oliveira et al 2016). For forest-based industries, DES models were predominantly developed for wood supply chains with multimodal transport (Table 2) or unimodal transport (Table 3).…”

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“…In general, related scientific literature can be separated in two main research categories. The first focuses on single processes like harvesting, forwarding, transportation, or mill operations, whereas the second highlights integrated issues along these processes considering supply chain management principles (D'Amours et al 2008;Larsson et al 2016). Furthermore, driven by a growing bioeconomy and a rising biomass demand, an increasing number of articles widen the focus of (biomass) supply chain studies on sustainability and feasibility issues (Lewandowski 2015;How and Lam 2018).…”

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Discrete event simulation of multimodal and unimodal transportation in the wood supply chain: a literature review

Kögler¹,

Rauch²

2018

Silva Fenn.

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This review systematically analyses and classifies research and review papers focusing on discrete event simulation applied to wood transport, and therefore illustrates the development of the research area from 1997 until 2017. Discrete event simulation allows complex supply chain models to be mapped in a straightforward manner to study supply chain dynamics, test alternative strategies, communicate findings and facilitate understanding of various stakeholders. The presented analyses confirm that discrete event simulation is well-suited for analyzing interconnected wood supply chain transportation issues on an operational and tactical level. Transport is the connective link between interrelated system components of the forest products industry. Therefore, a survey on transport logistics allows to analyze the significance of entire supply chain management considerations to improve the overall performance and not only one part in isolation. Thus far, research focuses mainly on biomass, unimodal truck transport and terminal operations. Common shortcomings identified include rough explanations of simulation models and sparse details provided about the verification and validation processes. Research gaps exist concerning simulations of entire, resilient and multimodal wood supply chains as well as supply and demand risks. Further studies should expand upon the few initial attempts to combine various simulation methods with optimization.

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Discrete event simulation of multimodal and unimodal transportation in the wood supply chain: a literature review

Kögler¹,

Rauch²

2018

Silva Fenn.

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“…Zato predlagamo, da se gospodarska politika usmerja v krepitev celotne verige, ne samo njenih delov, saj je v posameznih delih verige dodana vrednost v izdelku različna, predvsem pa so v posameznih delih verige tudi ostali finančni kazalniki različni, so pa vsi členi te verige pomembni za celovitejše in smotrnejše izkoriščanje pomembnega naravnega vira. Pomen delovanja gozdno-lesnih verig so podrobneje preučevali številni avtorji, katerih ugotovitve zelo dobro povzemajo Larsson et al (2016).…”

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Dodana vrednost v izdelkih v gozdno-lesni verigi - Primer: primarna predelava bukovine

Kropivšek¹,

Bučar²

2017

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nanje s to surovino ključna. Pri tem je zelo pomemben tudi izračun konkretnih ekonomskih kazalnikov, med katerimi je dodana vrednost v izdelku med najpomembnejšimi. Poleg kazalnikov dodane vrednosti je pri odločanju, katere izdelke proizvajati, nujno potrebno upoštevati tudi druge posredne učinke na gospodarstvo, ki se kažejo v izkoriščanju celotnega potenciala lesne predelave, ter inovacijski potencial lesne panoge.

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“…Penfield et al [30] identified the characteristics of efficient hardwood sawmill supply chains through data envelopment analysis. Larsson et al [31] conducted a literature survey to detail the potential of SSCM to solve the challenges of the Swedish woodproducts industry. Thị Thu Sương [32] identified the factors that influence supply chain collaboration in the Vietnamese wood-processing industry using a questionnaire survey.…”

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Critical Success Factors for Supply Chain Sustainability in the Wood Industry: An Integrated PCA-ISM Model

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Due to the increasing popularity of cost-based outsourcing and growing stakeholder concern about environmental, social, and technological issues, supply chain sustainability is vital in both developed and emerging economies. Bangladesh is an emerging economy and wood industry of Bangladesh is suffering from severe sustainability issues besides its growth. Hence, this article aims to examine the critical success factors (CSFs) for sustainability in the Bangladeshi wood industry, which is crucial to help supply chain managers engage in achieving sustainable development goals. This research investigated the CSFs and uncovered their interdependencies through the development of a methodology integrating a literature review, principal component analysis (PCA), interpretive structural modelling (ISM), and Matriced Impacts Croises Multiplication Appliquee aunClassement (MICMAC) techniques. PCA (n = 150) was used to identify and rank the CSFs for sustainability in the Bangladeshi wood industry while ISM (n = 9) and MICMAC were used to determine the driving and dependence power of the CSFs. The findings reveal that research and development, supplier relations, and using eco-friendly technology are the most significant CSFs of the Bangladeshi wood industry. Indispensable links revealing the driving and dependence power among the CSFs were also reported. To the best of our knowledge, this study is the first of its kind that examined the CSFs for supply chain sustainability in the Bangladeshi wood industry. The proposed methodology and findings will help managers in the Bangladeshi wood industry as well as other similar industries to understand the CSFs and reduce the complexity of decision-making in managing business process towards sustainability journey.

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Supply chain management in the Swedish wood products industry – a need analysis

Cited by 12 publications

References 41 publications

Discrete event simulation of multimodal and unimodal transportation in the wood supply chain: a literature review

Discrete event simulation of multimodal and unimodal transportation in the wood supply chain: a literature review

Dodana vrednost v izdelkih v gozdno-lesni verigi - Primer: primarna predelava bukovine

Critical Success Factors for Supply Chain Sustainability in the Wood Industry: An Integrated PCA-ISM Model

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