The First Half-Century of Decision Modelling for Substitutable Products: A Literature Review and Bibliographic Analysis

Nagpal, Gaurav; Chanda, Udayan; Seth, Himanshu

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“…Keywords, Co-authorship, Co-occurrence, themes, and trend subjects were analysed using. "Links attribute" and "Total link strength attribute" are two typical weight attributions that are applied (Stephan et al, 2017;Nagpal et al, 2021). Analysing the TQM 4.0 practices using Pareto tools.…”

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Total Quality Management 4.0 Framework: Present and Future

Nguyen,

Tucek

2023

OSCM: An Int. Journal

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Utilising socio-technical system theory, this study explores the Total Quality Management 4.0 (TQM 4.0) framework on the integration of quality management principles and industry 4.0 tools. The systematic literature review technique was applied to 203 articles from the Web of Science database to establish a theoretical framework for TQM 4.0. After an indepth analysis of twenty key papers, twenty-one indicators for TQM 4.0 practices are proposed. Using the Pareto analysis, thirteen of the most important are identified. The research also explores the five major pillars of TQM 4.0, including technical elements, social elements, smart organisation, smart factory, and smart product. The study thoroughly understands TQM 4.0 and its related trending topics by employing a bibliometric technique to examine the publications' keywords. The result of the bibliometric analysis shows that TQM 4.0 research addresses not only issues associated with Industry 4.0 techniques, such as big data, artificial intelligence, and machine learning but also digital transformation, sustainability, and quality culture. Especially organisational performance has been a relatively recent topic of interest to TQM 4.0 researchers. The study provides a TQM 4.0 framework for scholars to conduct additional research and for practitioners to implement the TQM 4.0 to gain long-term sustainability, as well as provides an overview of the current TQM 4.0 and suggests possible future research trends in the TQM field.

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“…Consequently, this paper employs bibliometric analysis to investigate TQM 4.0 from a broad perspective. The authors employ four stages of SLR methodology from Cruz-Benito ( 2016) and combine bibliometric technique (Nagpal et al, 2021) and Pareto analysis (Bajaj et al, 2018;Karuppusami & Gandhinathan, 2006) in the fourth step.…”

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Total Quality Management 4.0 Framework: Present and Future

Nguyen,

Tucek

2023

OSCM: An Int. Journal

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“…Nagpal et al (2021) made a detailed review of the substitution literature in recent years. Earlier substitution literature can be found in Shin et al (2015).…”

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Inventory cooperation strategies between one supplier and two recycling centers

Gao,

Qu,

Jiang

2023

Manage Decis Econ

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Due to environmental and economic incentives, reverse supply chains have developed. In a reverse supply chain, due to the uncertainty of recycling, the probability of out‐of‐stock is high for recycled parts. In inventory management, transshipment and substitution are often used to avoid various consequences caused by stock shortages. This paper deals with a single‐echelon inventory system with two recycling centers and one supplier. Given demand characteristics, replenishment methods, and sharing rules, four inventory models: general strategy, lateral transshipment between the two recycling centers, substitution between recycling centers, and the supplier and the multi‐strategy are constructed. In the numerical example, Mathematica 11.3 is used to solve the models. Results show that lateral transshipment does not necessarily reduce the cost of recycling centers, while the substitution strategy and the multistrategy are better than the other two, among which the multistrategy is usually better than the substitution, unless the recycling center faces low replenishment rates with high demand rates. These conclusions can provide some management implications for recycling companies.

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“…They have formulated an e-commerce model and maximized the total profit without affecting the individual revenue of logistics carriers. Nagpal et al (2021) performed a deep analysis of the published articles in the field of demand substitution and they found most of the articles are related to profit maximization by minimizing the cost with optimization. Ramezani et al (2013) proposed a stochastic model for multi-objective forward and reverse logistics problems and attempted to arrest the three-echelon supply chain (in the forward direction there are suppliers, plants, and distribution centers) and two-echelons in the backward direction, collection centers, and disposal centers).…”

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Forward and Reverse Logistics Network Design with Sustainability for New and Refurbished Products in E-commerce

Daultani

Cheikhrouhou

Pratap

et al. 2022

OSCM: An Int. Journal

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There has been an enormous growth in the availability of refurbished goods in the online marketplace. These days, consumers can buy either the new products or refurbished products based on their budget and individual preferences. As a result, e-commerce firms need to redesign their existing forward and reverse logistics networks while focusing on supply chain sustainability. This paper proposes a novel forward and reverses logistics network design (FRLND) along with a consumer pickup and demand facility within the promised time window while addressing the complexities related to ecommerce platforms, suppliers, manufacturers, third-party logistics providers, retailers, and customer tiers. A mixedinteger non-linear programming (MINLP) model is developed to minimize the overall anticipated cost that consists of costs related to procurement, production, inventory holding, shortages, material for return units, recycling, repairing, disposal, and transportation cost, across the entire supply chain network. The problem under consideration is NP-hard in nature. The special challenges of the problem in consideration are to consider all pickup and distribution nodes of retailers/customers within the range of promising time horizons. For solution purposes, the Block-based Genetic Algorithm, Fruit-fly Algorithm, and CPLEX are used. Computational experiments show the comparative charts and trends that are put on to an extensive range of practical scenarios. The experiments reveal that the Genetic Algorithm performs well than the Fruit Fly algorithm in terms of rate of convergence and solution quality in all cases of interest. CPLEX solution provides the minimum optimal value.

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The First Half-Century of Decision Modelling for Substitutable Products: A Literature Review and Bibliographic Analysis

Cited by 6 publications

References 97 publications

Total Quality Management 4.0 Framework: Present and Future

Total Quality Management 4.0 Framework: Present and Future

Inventory cooperation strategies between one supplier and two recycling centers

Forward and Reverse Logistics Network Design with Sustainability for New and Refurbished Products in E-commerce

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