Supply chain risk management in newspaper company: House of risk approach

Ratnasari, Sintya; Hisjam, Muhammad; Sutopo, Wahyudi

doi:10.1063/1.5024075

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“…While Curkovic, Scannell and Wagner (2013) proposed the FMEA (Failure Mode and Effect Analysis) as a tool to evaluate supply chain risk management, Varzandeh, Farahbod and Zhu (2014) performed an empirical investigation of supply chain sustainability and risk management. In addition to risk management field, Ratnasari, Hisjam and Sutopo (2018) assessed risk management using the house of risk (HOR) method which is a modification between FMEA and HOQ (House of Quality) methods. The model is split in two stages, during the first stage risks and risk causing agents are identified and then the severity and occurrences to calculate the Aggregate Risk Priority value are measured.…”

Section: Literature Review: Scrm Approachmentioning

confidence: 99%

How to evaluate supply chain risks, including sustainable aspects? A case study from the German industry

Serrano

González-Ramírez

Gascó

et al. 2021

JIEM

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Purpose: Outsourcing transactions have been arisen and evolved in the last years and purchase managers want to know if a Failure Mode Effects and Analysis (FMEA) is an effective qualitative technique to analyze supply chain risks (SCR) in a proper way. The aim of this study is to address this question developing a practicable risk management process based on the guidelines of the ISO 31000 for upstream Supply Chain Risk Management (SCRM) linking risk assessment, risk identification, risk analysis, risk evaluation, risk treatment and validate the process empirically through a case study.Design/methodology/approach: After a review of the literature on Sustainable Supply Chain Risk Management (SSCRM), a case study based on a leading manufacturer of electrical products, collects evidences of SSCRM implementation.Findings: Supply chain disruptions are one of the most critical issues which can negatively influence on firm’s performance. Avoiding and mitigating disruptions in the supply chain is one of the main challenges for supply chain managers.Originality/value: This paper identifies the ISO 31000, the ISO 9001 and the use of an FMEA to analyze supply chain risks in a structured manner and to outline future research opportunities in the field of SCRM.

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How to evaluate supply chain risks, including sustainable aspects? A case study from the German industry

Serrano

González-Ramírez

Gascó

et al. 2021

JIEM

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“…The results shows there are 41 risk events and 52 risk agents, 11 of which are categorized as priority risks and 12 mitigation actions are proposed to be implemented. Ratnasari, Hisjam, and Sutopo (2018) examine problems in the supply chain of printing companies. This study uses the SCOR and HOR methods.…”

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Risk and Supply Chain Mitigation Analysis Using House of Risk Method and Analytical Network Process (A Case Study on Palm Oil Company)

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This research studied PT XYZ, a company engaged in the palm oil industry which has eleven subsidiaries spread across five provinces in Indonesia, namely North Kalimantan, West Kalimantan, East Kalimantan, Central Kalimantan, and South Sumatra. The research focused on analyzing supply chain risks in PT A, a subsidiary of PT XYZ.. The objective was to find out and reduce unexpected costs that the company may experience caused by the risks in supply chain. Furthermore, the aim was to determine priority of risk agents and risk mitigation actions. The research method was a mixed methods, which combined both qualitative and quantitative analysis to answer the research questions. Data analysis procedure involved Supply Chain Operations Reference (SCOR), House of Risk (HOR) 1 and Analytic Network Process (ANP). The SCOR method was used for mapping supply chain activities, the HOR 1 was to determine the priority of the risk agent, and the ANP was to determine the priority of mitigation actions. The results show that there are 36 risk events and 35 risk agents. 19 risk agents are categorized as priority risks and 11 preventive actions are proposed to be implemented by PT XYZ. The research suggests that the company implement mitigation actions according to priority in accordance with the research results, for example, by improving the condition of the main garden road.

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“…This model is utilized to focus on which risk specialist ought to be addressed first and to choose the best activity to diminish the gamble that the gamble specialist might actually present [5]. A few examinations have utilized this model to break down the dangers intrinsic in a paper printing organization [6] and a dairy-based item organization [7]. It is likewise used to deal with the store network dangers of a piece elastic organization [8] and a little family electrical machines organization [9].…”

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Integrating fuzzy logic and house risk method for operational risk management in automotive industry

Puspitasari

Yuwono

2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Risk management is very important for all organizations and nowadays companies need to be aware of the risks that endanger their operational activities. The object of this research is a motorcycle component manufacturing company that has not yet fully identified its operational risks and designed risk management even though these risks affect the company’s performance. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to identify operational risks and design preventive actions. This study combines fuzzy logic with the house of risk (HOR) model which consists of two phases. The first phase determines the dominant risk agents and the second phase determines the effective actions to deal with them. From the results, there are 22 risk events and 28 risk agents with fifteen dominant risk agents such as human error, data misinformation, and others. Twelve preventive actions were also obtained, such as improving communication both internally and externally and others.

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Supply chain risk management in newspaper company: House of risk approach

Cited by 17 publications

References 10 publications

How to evaluate supply chain risks, including sustainable aspects? A case study from the German industry

How to evaluate supply chain risks, including sustainable aspects? A case study from the German industry

Risk and Supply Chain Mitigation Analysis Using House of Risk Method and Analytical Network Process (A Case Study on Palm Oil Company)

Integrating fuzzy logic and house risk method for operational risk management in automotive industry

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