Past research has shown that firm announcements regarding their supply chains are not overlooked by the stock market. The stock market reacts positively to enhancements or negatively to disruptions in firm supply chains. Some have conjectured that the observed market reactions to announced enhancements or disruptions understate the importance of the firm‟s supply chain to the market value of th...

A supply chain is a network of organizations that due to globalization are all deeply connected. If there disruption one those organizations, it can destroy the system, which will ultimately influence economy and especially pop

Supply Chain Operations Reference (SCOR) model is developed and maintained by the Supply Chain Council (SCC). The model is a reference model which can be utilized to map benchmark and improve the supply chain operations. SCOR model provides companies with a basic process modeling tool, an extensive benchmark database by defining a set of supply chain metrics. This paper explains the process and...

This paper studies a dual-channel supply chain composed of retailer and supplier, discusses the optimal decisions participants under decentralized decision-making without with demand disruption, respectively. By comparing in two scenarios, we find that decision after disruption is linear function plus before disruption. Additionally, when interval (? ?u 2 , 1 ), total production equal Moreover,...

Globalisation has provided firms with abundant opportunities to exploit cheap labour and raw materials, large product markets and a package of benefits a host government may offer to induce foreign capital (Manuj and Mentzer, 2008a). Nevertheless, the globalised business environment symbolised by long lead times and complexity often results in a high level of supply chain risks, particularly wh...

In this paper, we develop a framework to classify supply chain risk management problems and approaches for the solution of these problems. We argue that risk management problems need to be handled at three levels strategic, operational and tactical. In addition, risk within the supply chain might manifest itself in the form of deviations, disruptions and disasters. To handle unforeseen events i...

Abstract: Based on two substitute products, we study the inventory and contract coordination strategy of a three-echelon supply chain, which consists of two suppliers, a manufacturer and a retailer, under supply disruption and stochastic demand. We investigate the channel gross profit model of the centralized supply chain and obtain a unique optimal order quantity. Under a decentralized decisio...

spurred by intensifying competition in global markets, most companies have been increasingly implementing supply chain management (scm) and information systems (is) practices. as well, globalization policies have created a more intensive competition amongst manufacturers; in additional the priority of supply over demand, market competition and importance of some factor such as quality, accounta...