Key determinants to supply chain resilience to face pandemic disruption: An interpretive triple helix framework
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Summary
This summary is machine-generated.Supply chain networks face increasing disruptions. This study identifies
Area Of Science
- Supply Chain Management
- Operations Research
Background
- Modern supply chains (SC) are increasingly vulnerable to disruptions.
- Disruptions can cause significant economic and societal impacts, necessitating enhanced resilience.
- The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the need for agile and adaptive SC.
Purpose Of The Study
- To introduce an assessment framework for prioritizing supply chain resilience (SCR) determinants.
- To evaluate and rank factors contributing to SCR.
- To propose a framework for achieving enhanced SCR.
Main Methods
- Utilized fuzzy criteria importance through intercriteria correlation (fuzzy CRITIC) to identify critical determinants.
- Employed fuzzy technique for order of preference by similarity to ideal solution (fuzzy TOPSIS) for ranking.
- Developed an interpretive triple helix framework for SCR implementation.
Main Results
- Identified key determinants for supply chain resilience (SCR).
- 'Responsiveness' emerged as the most significant determinant.
- 'Managerial coordination and information integration' was the second most critical factor.
Conclusions
- The proposed framework effectively assesses and prioritizes SCR determinants.
- The interpretive triple helix framework provides a model for building resilient SC.
- Findings guide managers in enhancing SC agility and adaptivity for resilience.
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