The effect of delivery deviations on the choice of a supplier and the supply-chain equilibrium

Kogan, Konstantin; Chernonog, Tatyana; Avinadav, Tal

doi:10.1016/j.apm.2018.06.010

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“…A vast amount of disappointment in SCM can stem from late delivery. Some authors opine that issues associated with late delivery can potentially lead to loss in customer goodwill while an accelerated conveyance can bring satisfaction and retain the customer (Kohler et al, 2019;Kogan et al, 2018;Han et al, 2017). Another important factor that affects customers' behaviour in SCM field is individual experiences.…”

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Integration of Radio Frequency Identification Technology in Supply Chain Management: A Critical Review

Kgobe

Ozor

2021

OSCM: An Int. Journal

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Innovative technological devices has gained popularity with many organisations in search of operations and quality improvements. Whilst the introduction of certain technologies in supply chain management (SCM) can enhance the speed of processes, provide improvement in accuracy and streamline information storage, others can result in product visibility, reduction in inventory and labour costs. This paper critically presents a terse account of Radio Frequency Identification Device (RFID) integration in SCM using literature review analytical research approach. The RFID is a useful tool for effective management of organisations' supply chain activities and global competitive competencies. The recorded performances are concisely analysed to display an outline of the possible spheres and benefits of RFID adoption. Reports from series of authors claim general acceptability and profitability, to an extent that precludes the invitation of any scepticism. As much as there are key issues identified during RFID technology adoption and utilization, consideration of the driving factors branded by some global organisations was fulfilled. Various approaches and concerns associated with incorporation of RFID by many organisations in SCM were provided. This forms part of an aid in drawing meaningful conclusions about the impact, status and future direction of RFID on SCM.

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Integration of Radio Frequency Identification Technology in Supply Chain Management: A Critical Review

Kgobe

Ozor

2021

OSCM: An Int. Journal

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“…Our contribution to the operations management literature is being the first to investigate quality, pricing, and financing decisions within the context of the freemium business model with optional in-app purchases. In contrast to models developed for tangible products, which consider inventory, shortage, and delivery costs (see, e.g., Kogan et al, 2018;Herbon, 2019;David and Herbon 2021;Shi et al, 2021), our model is tailored for the mobileapp industry, in which the freemium business model is commonly applied, the distribution cost is negligible, and there is ample capacity to fulfill demand instantaneously (Avinadav et al, 2021).…”

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The effect of risk aversion and financing source on a supply chain of in‐app products

Avinadav

Bunker

2021

Int Trans Operational Res

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We study the decisions of a distribution platform and an app developer, both risk averse, which interact via a revenue-sharing contract under the freemium business model with optional in-app purchases. The model considers the random impact of quality on the demand potential of an in-app product, and we conduct the analysis under the mean-variance framework. We investigate two financing sources for the developer's activity: self-financing and revenue-based financing by an external investor. We reach three main findings: (i) The stochastic-dominance property exists both for the platform's and the investor's profits with regard to their revenue shares; (ii) the more risk averse the developer is, the more he tends to use revenue-based financing, but he will receive a lower financing amount; and (iii) the shift from self-financing to revenue-based financing lowers the platform's expected revenue.

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Bi-objective build-to-order supply chain network design under uncertainty and time-dependent demand: An automobile case study

Taheri-Bavil-Oliaei

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Tavakkoli–Moghaddam

2021

Computers & Industrial Engineering

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The effect of delivery deviations on the choice of a supplier and the supply-chain equilibrium

Cited by 6 publications

References 43 publications

Integration of Radio Frequency Identification Technology in Supply Chain Management: A Critical Review

Integration of Radio Frequency Identification Technology in Supply Chain Management: A Critical Review

The effect of risk aversion and financing source on a supply chain of in‐app products

Bi-objective build-to-order supply chain network design under uncertainty and time-dependent demand: An automobile case study

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