The role and multi parties interaction and coordination mechanism on disaster management

Okdinawati, Liane; Dwiputranti, Made Irma; Oktora, Raden Adriyani

doi:10.1504/ijem.2019.099380

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“…The structural and organisational complexity of PSSCM makes coordination crucial for delivering public services and, therefore, is a popular research subject (Durugbo et al 2022 ; Okdinawati et al 2019 ; Nagurney et al 2016 ). Coordination harmonises mutual relations, eliminates problems of shortage or oversupply and maintains a proper flow of information.…”

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Understanding public service supply chain management: a systematic literature review

Sienkiewicz-Małyjurek

Szymczak

2023

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The complexity of delivering public services under dynamically changing operating conditions causes uncertainty in those processes. Economic and social crises, pandemics, natural and technological threats and local armed conflicts add more layers of complexity and force governments to seek ways to ensure the continuous supply of these services. Therefore, researchers indicate that a supply chain management approach could increase the efficiency and quality of public service implementation processes. However, the scattered research that exists on this topic occurs in limited areas of public governance. Therefore, this paper aims to understand the importance of supply chain management in public service delivery processes, develop the public service supply chain model, analyse the evolution of the research and identify research streams in this exploratory area. A systematic literature review based on the PRISMA methodology serves to achieve this purpose. The paper defines public service supply chain management as a synchronised process of co-creating value in public networks with its basis in relationship management, in which each actor can be both a supplier and an end-user. This paper also presents a bibliographic visualisation of research issues in public service supply chain management (PSSCM) and identifies eight major research streams in this area.

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“…One of the most frequently mentioned technologies in PSSCM is information and communication technologies (ICT). When adequately managed, they can increase supply chain efficiency and transparency and improve accountability (Dixit et al 2021 ; Seepma et al 2020 ; Pettit et al 2016 ; Kritchanchai 2012 ; Okdinawati et al 2019 ).…”

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Understanding public service supply chain management: a systematic literature review

Sienkiewicz-Małyjurek

Szymczak

2023

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Perceived bidirectional coordination on disaster-induced health-related efforts among decision-making units

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Villarosa

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Socio-Economic Planning Sciences

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Critical success factors for geospatial data sharing in disaster management

Valachamy

Sahibuddin

Ahmad

et al. 2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Globally, the rise of disasters has caused billions of dollars lost each year. These include the loss of properties, life and has created a negative impact on socioeconomic level of a country. Currently, geospatial datasets are becoming crucial for situational awareness and management of disasters. The timely and accurate information on disastrous occurrences must be collected, maintained, and managed for efficient management of emergency. These geospatial datasets are from different data provider agencies. Thus, there is a need to focus on the geospatial data sharing that would benefits the authorities in decision making. This initiative entails high commitment and collaboration from the data provider agencies, which can be achieved through the sharing of geospatial datasets approach. This study aims to identify the critical success factors of geospatial data sharing in the context of natural disaster. A preliminary review, focus group discussion and interviews were conducted to get insights of the subject being studied. The findings revealed that there are thirteen (13) critical success factors for geospatial data sharing in disaster management. Technology, Organisation, Social, Environment, Ecology and Economy are the dimensions identified and mapped accordingly to the thirteen critical success factors.

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The role and multi parties interaction and coordination mechanism on disaster management

Cited by 6 publications

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Understanding public service supply chain management: a systematic literature review

Understanding public service supply chain management: a systematic literature review

Perceived bidirectional coordination on disaster-induced health-related efforts among decision-making units

Critical success factors for geospatial data sharing in disaster management

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