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Artificial intelligence for supply chain resilience: learning from Covid-19
International Journal of Logistics Management, 2021 PurposeMany supply chains have faced disruption during Covid-19. Artificial intelligence (AI) is one mechanism that can be used to improve supply chain resilience by developing business continuity capabilities. This study examines how firms employ AI and
S. Modgil, R. Singh, C. Hannibal
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South African Journal of Business Management, 2019 Background: It is understood that improving performance has become an important objective of supply chains. As such, strategies have been adopted as an effort towards increasing performance. Amongst these strategies, partnership, collaboration and integration have been identified.
Mofokeng, T.M, Chinomona, R
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The Effect of Blockchain Technology on Supply Chain Sustainability Performances
Sustainability, 2021 Improving supply chain sustainability is an essential part of achieving the UN’s sustainable goals. Digitalization, such as blockchain technology, shows the potential to reshape supply chain management. Using distributed ledger technology, the blockchain
Arim Park, Huanzhi Li
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The emergence of logistics cities: Conceptual model
Journal of Transport and Supply Chain Management, 2008 This paper describes the emergence of logistics cities, which are geographical concentrations of related industries situated around one or more international trade gateways adjacent to a metropolitan area.
C. Sengpiehl +4 more
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Entropy, 2023 Deep learning has led to significant progress in the fault diagnosis of mechanical systems. These intelligent models often require large amounts of training data to ensure their generalization capabilities.
Qinglei Zhang +3 more
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Business Research, 2017 Stakeholder influences on sustainable supply chain management (SSCM) are of increasing interest for researchers to take into account economic, environmental, and social risks.
Tobias Rebs +3 more
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Comments on "Information Distortion in a Supply Chain: The Bullwhip Effect"
Management Sciences, 1997 In this commentary, we trace back how we pursued research on the bullwhip effect, which resulted in the article published in Management Science. We reflect on the evolution of this concept, the impact that our work has had on industry, the way our work ...
Hau L. Lee, V. Padmanabhan, S. Whang
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The PACTUM model: product analysis of cost and time using mathematics [PDF]
, 2014 Establishing a mathematical supply-chain model is a proposition that has received attention due to its inherent benefits of evolving global supply-chain efficiencies.
Rice J. B., Wilson C.
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A model for an inland port in Australia
Journal of Transport and Supply Chain Management, 2008 This paper examines the role of an inland port particular to the outer regions of Melbourne, Australia. In this study, it has been experienced that the broad use of terminology, in the Melbourne context, has been a stumbling block.
K. T.K. Toh +4 more
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Impacts of COVID-19 on Food Supply Chain
Food Quality and Safety, 2020 A pandemic is not a new event encountered in the history of humanity, because mankind has faced various pandemics in history. The common point of pandemics is their serious negative effects on the global economy. Considering the food supply chain, one of
Serpil Aday, M. S. Aday
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