The Impact of Supply Chain Management Competencies on the Rice Community Enterprises

Suksanchananun, Waraporn; Chaiyasoonthorn, Wornchanok; Chaveesuk, Singha

doi:10.17512/pjms.2020.22.1.34

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“…Dey et al, (2020), reasoned that sustainable development is integrated development as a whole. It aims to harmoniously gather and combine all variables in a balanced manner, even in a diverse context of economic differences; it can be considered development according to the competitiveness based on their resources, society, and environment, which must be emphasized to consistently respond to the needs of relevant people in their social and cultural contexts (Suksanchananun et al, 2020;Slusarczyk et al, 2016;Kot & Brzezinski, 2015). Aaker, (2014), noted that brand loyalty is the positive view and satisfaction of the consumer with a product.…”

Section: Sustainability Aspect In Rubber Farmingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Exploring the Social Sustainability of Rubber Farmers – Individual Farmers Perspective

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et al. 2022

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This research was geared towards analyzing the factors that influence the social sustainability of rubber farmers from an individual perspective. The research was driven by the fact that in Thailand, rubber farmers are still underprivileged and lack knowledge of marketing, finance, technology, business, and economic opportunities. The research adopted a model that evaluated the relationship between study variables with a focus on their effect on social sustainability. A quantitative methodology was adopted, where the data was collected from 436 individual rubber farmers in Thailand. The proposed model and constructs were evaluated using reliability and validity tests and CFA fitness. The data analysis utilizes structural equation modeling. The findings indicated that social sustainability was directly and significantly influenced by brand image and loyalty factors. Additionally, it was found to be indirectly influenced by satisfaction and trust. The research recommended that improvement in the brand image of the rubber farmers in states both locally and internationally would result in increased business sustainability.

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Section: Sustainability Aspect In Rubber Farmingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Exploring the Social Sustainability of Rubber Farmers – Individual Farmers Perspective

Nuanphromsakul

Cioca

Chaveesuk

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Model for Assessing Engineering Competencies of Logistics Specialists in Transport Organisations

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Katinienė,

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et al. 2024

Engineering Management in Production and Services

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In today’s dynamic, technology-driven, and diverse world of knowledge society, transport organisations should purposefully analyse and assess their operations since they often have to face problems emerging from the lack of knowledge and competencies of logistics specialists. The engineering competencies of logistics specialists are highly appreciated in transport systems. However, the selection of assessment criteria and determination of its importance is a difficult task for managers in this sector. Thus, it is reasonable to apply the multi-criteria methodologies, such as SAW, AHP, MOORA, and VIKOR, whilst determining the importance of criteria describing the competencies of logistics specialists in a transport organisation. Applying the multi-criteria methods provides prerequisites for an objective, precise, and the least time-consuming way to evaluate the engineering competencies of logistics specialists. The analysis of the results enables the most suitable decisions to utilise the significant potential of logistics specialists. The article examines the problem areas for evaluating the competencies of logistics specialists. The current paper presents the evaluation of logistics specialists’ competencies based on the methodology used to determine the importance of criteria (SAW and AHP methods). Additionally, further recommendations are suggested to effectively manage certain corrections on competencies in transport organisations under investigation.

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The Impact of Supply Chain Management Competencies on the Rice Community Enterprises

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Exploring the Social Sustainability of Rubber Farmers – Individual Farmers Perspective

Exploring the Social Sustainability of Rubber Farmers – Individual Farmers Perspective

Model for Assessing Engineering Competencies of Logistics Specialists in Transport Organisations

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