... Resilience Reverse logistics Closed-loop supply chain Risk management Literature review Conceptual framework Modern economies are evolving from traditional linear models to circular ones, incorporating both forward and reverse flows, resulting in closed-loop supply chains (CLSC). The added...

... Emerald Publishing Limited 2021 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Corruption Supply chain robustness Risk management System dynamics modeling Dairy industry New Zealand Corruption is pervasive in both public and private sectors, as can be seen from various cases...

...Hao Ying; Lujie Chen; Xiande Zhao Purpose This study aims to clarify the risk management practices of banks as supply chain finance (SCF) service providers. Design/methodology/approach Using 4,014 evaluation and approval reports, this study constructed five risk management factors and examined...

...Yi Sun; Quan Jin; Qing Cheng; Kun Guo Purpose The purpose of this paper is to propose a new tool for stock investment risk management through studying stocks with what kind of characteristics can be predicted by individual investor behavior. Design/methodology/approach Based on comment data...

... Limited Licensed re-use rights only Risk management Supply chain management Vehicle routing problem Whale optimization algorithm In food distribution operations, the main difference between perishable food and common commodities is that the quality of perishable food may gradually...

... future research by identifying research gaps. Design/methodology/approach Papers related to supply chain risk management and procurement risk management (PRM) from 1995–2017 in several major databases are extracted by keywords and then further filtered based on the relevance to the topic, number...

... influence both the magnitude and the probability of disruption. This method contributes to the existing theoretical foundations of risk management practices, since it also considers the time factor. This method supplements the Monte Carlo statistical simulation method, which has no time representation...

...Hoi-Lam Ma; Wai-Hung Collin Wong Purpose Risk management is crucial for all organizations, especially those in the global supply chain network. Failure may result in huge economic loses and damage to company reputation. Risk assessment usually involves quantitative and qualitative decisions...

... continuity management, risk management, and quality management theories in order to increase port resilience ability. Justice et al. (2016) study how resilience processes are undertaken by US seaports to tackle disruptions. The last stream of literature focus on the reliability of vessels...

... chain risk‐failure mode and effect analysis (SCR‐FMEA) which integrates risk identification, analysis and mitigation actions together to evaluate supply chain outsourcing risk. The qualitative risk assessment will allow risk manager to provide a visual presentation of imminent risks using the risk map...

... Enterprise resource planning Manufacturing resource planning Project management Project failure Risk management Thailand Enterprise resource planning (ERP) remains a cornerstone of innovation success in today's global business environment (Hasan et al., 2011). The role of ERP is quite...

... route‐finding approach, it is possible to reduce the unexpected cost from the supply chain risk and overcome the limitations of previous risk management strategies which focus on developing counter plans and assume the independency of supply chain risks. Practical implications The proposed approach...

... Publishing Limited 2011 Data security Information technology Risk management New challenges have emerged in the task of protecting data in widely networked information systems as more and more individuals and organizations benefit from the adoption of information and communication...

... in producing a comprehensive model in its area. No other such models can be found from the literature review. Guo Chao Peng can be contacted at: alex.peng@shef.ac.uk © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2009 Manufacturing resource planning Information systems Risk management As defined...

... to supply chain management (SCM) since a supply chain is by definition an interrelated network of suppliers and customers. Pamela J. Zelbst can be contacted at: mgt_pjz@shsu.edu © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2009 Supply chain management Business links Risk management...

... complex networks. An adaptive fusion framework is proposed that takes advantage of dependency modelling, active configuration planning and scheduling, and quality assurance of knowledge integration. The paper uses cases of supply network risk management and computer network attack correlation (NAC...

...Junying Liu; Bingguang Li; Binshan Lin; Vanthuan Nguyen Purpose The purpose of this study is to investigate the key issues and challenges in risk management and insurance in the Chinese construction industry and propose solutions to improve risk management. Design/methodology/approach...

...Prasanta Kumar Dey; Jason Kinch; Stephen O. Ogunlana Purpose The main objective of the paper is to develop a risk management framework for software development projects from developers' perspective. Design/methodology/approach This study uses a combined qualitative and quantitative technique...

... of an enterprise's information technology (IT) functions with a provider located in a foreign country (Rao, 2004) that will help the customer through the provision of tangible or intangible, human or non‐human resources (Kumar and Palvia, 2002) (Table I). Information systems Outsourcing Benefits Risk...

... in substantial reduction in coordination and distribution costs (Koh and Nam, 2005). Traditionally, the easiest way of managing supply chain risk has been through inventory, but shorter product life cycles and fast changing customer needs have made this option very risky in itself. Risk management...