The Development of Models of Supply Chain Management in Retailing

Odintsova, Tatyana; Kocherjagina, Nataliya; Ryzhova, O.A.

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-74454-4_31

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“…Furthermore, the reference models that have been developed to describe the supply chain function are either not completely dedicated to the retail sector or just include a sub-set of retail supply chain processes. Additionally, Odintsova et al (2018) highlight the need for the development of more retail SCM models. That is why a framework integrating the modeling of a wider view of retail supply chain processes and the guidance of LSS implementation in them can constitute a reference model with a high value in retail sector improvement initiatives.…”

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Development of a retail supply chain process reference model incorporating Lean Six Sigma initiatives

Panayiotou

Stergiou

2022

IJLSS

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Purpose The purpose of this paper is the development of a reference model contributing to the identification of the retail supply chain activities that can be improved by the implementation of Lean Six Sigma (LSS) initiatives, following DMAIC steps and using proposed tools, based on contemporary technologies and best practices. Design/methodology/approach The reference model was developed combining the existing literature knowledge about the areas of supply chain that LSS can improve and the data collected by two big retailers in Greece about their supply chain operation. The integration of two sources of information led to the modeling of the retail supply chain processes and the proposal of appropriate LSS initiatives for their improvement. Findings This paper aimed to detect the pain points of a retail supply chain, which can be achieved by following the steps of DMAIC and applying specific LSS initiatives as described in the reference model, to introduce the trends of the sector in terms of logistics and supply chain. Practical implications The reference model of this paper can be used as a comprehensive guide of LSS implementation in the retail supply chain and help the companies of such a significant sector for the economy. Originality/value The literature review revealed that there is a lack of publications concerning LSS implementation in retail supply chain and in the retail sector in general. The development of this model contributes to the filling of this gap by providing a complete reference model, which strives to overcome the barriers of LSS adoption in retail supply chain.

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Development of a retail supply chain process reference model incorporating Lean Six Sigma initiatives

Panayiotou

Stergiou

2022

IJLSS

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“…The creation of transport and logistics systems and logistics centers in a certain area requires a different approach to choosing the location of such systems. In an environment of high external and demand structure, the Supply Chains Management requires a change in the configuration (reengineering) of the network structure based on the use of combined modeling techniques [3]. Current and emerging manufacturing and logistics systems are posing new challenges and opportunities for the automation and control community [4].…”

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Empirical Analysis of the Interaction Participants of Regional Transport and Logistics Systems

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Пахомова²,

Bashirzade³

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Proceedings of the International Session on Factors of Regional Extensive Development (FRED 2019)

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Integration processes in economy suggest an increase in the importance of logistics in solving national economic problems. One of the topical scientific directions in logistics and supply chain management (SCM), which are of practical importance, is a comprehensive study of the problems of territorial organization of flows and their management based on the analysis of the interaction of participants in transport and logistics systems.

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The Development of Models of Supply Chain Management in Retailing

Cited by 2 publications

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Development of a retail supply chain process reference model incorporating Lean Six Sigma initiatives

Development of a retail supply chain process reference model incorporating Lean Six Sigma initiatives

Empirical Analysis of the Interaction Participants of Regional Transport and Logistics Systems

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