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Dossier documentaire N°1
Supply Chain
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Supply Chain Management Une liste bibliographique de documents et d’articles scientifiques
Dossier Documentaire
Dans ce numéro Gestion des flux
Indicateurs de performance
Optimisation de la SC
Outils de la chaine logistique
Green supply chain
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2 Supply Chain Council
3 Fender, Michel ; Pimor,Yves . (2013). Logistique et supply chain (6ème éd.). Paris :Dunod.
4 Baglin, Gérard ; Bruel, Olivier ; Kerbache, Laoucine....(2013). Management industriel et logistique : concevoir et piloter la supply chainParis : Economica.
Supply chain management N° 01 - 2016
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La Supply chain (SC) est souvent définit comme « la suite des étapes de production et distribution d’un produit depuis les fournisseurs des fournisseurs du producteur jusqu’aux clients de ses clients »2.
Dans cette définition, le plus important comme le rapportent Fender Michel et Pimor Yves dans leur livre Logistique et supply chain, est « l’approche globale (end to end) qui lie l’ensemble des acteurs de la source vers le consommateur final » 3
Le concept de supply chain se réfère donc à «la gestion des flux physiques depuis les approvisionnements en matières premières jusqu’à la mise à disposition des produits finis aux clients sur le lieu d’achat ou de consommation » 4
L’objectif principal du supply chain management (SCM) est d’optimiser la gestion (méthodes et outils) des flux physiques, financiers et d’information entre le fournisseur et le client tout au long de ce processus qui intègre l’approvisionnement, la production, la distribution et le marché.
De ce fait, la SCM est considérée comme un atout stratégique et un outil de performance indispensable pour toute firme qui vise à améliorer ses services, réduire les coûts et créer de la valeur.
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Introduction
La gestion stratégique de
la supply chain ne consiste pas à introduire des innovations pour le simple fait d’innover. Il
s’agit de créer une configuration de supply
chain qui fera progresser vos objectifs stratégiques.
COHEN, Shoshanah ; ROUSSEL,Joseph. Avantage supply chain : les 5 leviers pour faire de votre supply chain un atout compétitif (2005).Paris : Ed. d’Organisation
Gestion des flux Indicateurs de
performance Optimisation des
couts
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Comment maîtriser sa productivité industrielle ?
Auteur : Hugues Molet
Éditeur les Presses de l'école des mines
Langue Français
ISBN : 9782911762086
Cote 658.5/MOL
L'auto qui n'existait pas :
management des projets et
transformation de l'entreprise
Auteur : Christophe Midler
Éditeur : Dunod
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782100582990
Cote : 658.575/MID
Contemporary logistics
Auteur : Paul Regis Murphy
Éditeur : Dunod
Langue : Anglais
ISBN : 9781292021690
Cote : 658.5/MUR
L'essentiel du management
industriel
Auteur : Michel Nakhla.
Éditeur : Paris : "L'Usine nouvelle"
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782100530151
Cote : 658.5/NAK
Gestion des flux
Résumé
…Après une période d'ambitions démesurées quant à la
capacité de certains outils à résoudre les problèmes
industriels complexes, nous sommes parvenus aujourd'hui à
une situation plus raisonnable où il apparaît clairement que
l'efficacité industrielle ne peut résulter que d'un compromis
délicat entre approches formalisées, organisation adéquate,
systèmes d'évaluation et organisations sociales cohérentes.
A travers une présentation de l'ensemble de ces outils,
Hugues Molet montre, avec de nombreux exemples
concrets, que le parcours vers l'efficacité est semé de deux
sortes d'embûches : celles qui tiennent aux caractéristiques
propres de ces outils mais surtout celles inhérentes à la
capacité des entreprises à opérer les mutations nécessaires
pour assurer cette cohérence entre l'organisation et les
structures, les nouveaux rôles des acteurs, et les conditions
requises par l'implantation de ces nouvelles innovations
productiques.
Essentials of logistics and management
Auteur : Philippe Wieser
Éditeur EPFL press
Langue Anglais
ISBN : 9782940222674
Cote 658.5/WIE
This book provides a broad spectrum of the knowledge
required for the logistician and for his or her contribution to the
growth of a company. The book is built on a conceptual
framework in which all the stakes and themes of logistics are
analyzed according to a systematic approach. Indeed, many
elements are critical to the successful logistical strategy:
customer relation management, interactive information
support, production optimization and process development,
vision, strategy and operations management, and human
resources and resource allocation. Growing out of a
successful course given by the International Institute for the
Management of Logistics (IML) of the Swiss Federal Institute
of Technology (EPFL) in Lausanne, the purpose of the book
is to present a methodology allowing the reader to apply the
critical factors embedded in the design of strategy. The book
combines concepts with practical examples .
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Gestion de la production et des
flux
Auteur : Vincent Giard
Éditeur Économica
Langue Français
ISBN : 9781292021690
Cote 650/GIA
Gestion de la production :
comprendre les logiques de
gestion industrielle pour agir
Auteur : François Blondel
Éditeur : Dunod
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782100514021
Cote : 658.5/BLO
Gestion de production
Auteur : Alain Courtois
Éditeur : éd. d'Organisation
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782708136489
Cote : 658.5/COU
La gestion de production
Auteur : Jean Bénassy
Éditeur : Hermès
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782866016975
Cote : 658.5/BEN
Gestion des flux
Résumé
Cet ouvrage constitue un état de l'art sur les techniques
utilisables pour mieux gérer la production et les flux, ce qui
constitue actuellement un enjeu majeur pour les entreprises.
Cette troisième édition est accompagnée d'un CD-ROM qui
comporte une version électronique de l'ouvrage permettant
une navigation hypertextuelle, illustrant par des animations
certaines difficultés rencontrées et permettant l'usage de
logiciels mettant en œuvre les principales techniques
introduites. Gestion de la production et des flux est destiné
aux étudiants de cursus de gestion universitaires ou
consulaires, à ceux de cursus d'ingénieurs et aux
professionnels de la gestion de production et de la chaîne
logistique.
La production par les flux : configurer les
processus industriels autour des besoins
clients
Auteur : Hevé Grua
Éditeur Dunod
Langue Français
ISBN : 9782100037841
Cote 658.51/GRU
Sous la pression des nouveaux mots d'ordre que sont le
'service client' et la production en flux tirés, de nombreuses
mutations dans l'organisation de la production sont en cours
dans l'industrie. L'objet de cet ouvrage est d'offrir une
méthodologie pour conduire de telles évolutions sur la durée,
selon quatre grands axes : la simplification des flux de
fabrication, la maîtrise des processus, l'environnement de
travail et le système de motivation et le pilotage du progrès.
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L'ingénierie système d'une ligne de
produits
Auteur : Association française d'ingénierie système
Éditeur Cépaduès éd.
Langue Français
ISBN : 9782364931220
Cote 658.5/ASS
Ingénierie et gestion de la
logistique inverse : vers des
réseaux durables
Auteur : Diane Riopel
Éditeur : Hermès
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782746225893
Cote : 658.5/RIO
Introduction to logistics systems management
Auteur : Gianpaolo Ghiani
Éditeur : Wiley
Langue : Anglais
ISBN : 9781119943389
Cote : 658.5/GHI
Logistique
Auteur : Joël Sohier
Éditeur : Vuibert
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782311010510
Cote : 658.5/SOH
Gestion des flux
Résumé
Autour d’une synthèse de l’état de l’art, cet ouvrage,
rassemble des retours d'expérience d'industriels mettant en
œuvre des Lignes de Produits très diverses en termes de
type de marché, de nombre d'applications, de nombre de
variabilités … Il se présente comme un complément aux
manuels d'Ingénierie Système existants dont il adopte
l'organisation en processus. Il propose :
- des définitions et des exemples : de Lignes de Produits, d’organisations en Lignes de Produits, de l’Ingénierie d'une Ligne de Produits,
- des processus, depuis l'analyse du besoin jusqu'au retrait de service,
- des méthodes d'Ingénierie Système, notamment l'Ingénierie Système d'une Ligne de Produits basée sur les Modèles,
- des organisations : développement en silo, développement en plate-forme,
- des stratégies de mise en place et des processus de gouvernance
Logistique : production, distribution, soutien
Auteur Yves Pimpr
Éditeur "L'Usine nouvelle"
Langue Français
ISBN 9782100516070
Cote 658.5/PIM
Logistique & supply chain
Auteur Michel Fender
Éditeur "L'Usine nouvelle"
Langue Français
ISBN 9782100577347
Cote 658.5/FEN
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The McGraw-Hill 36-hour course : Operations
management
Auteur : Linda L. Brennan
Éditeur : McGraw-Hill
Langue : Anglais
ISBN : 9780071743839
Cote : 658.5/BRE
Une nouvelle gestion
industrielle
Auteur : Hugues Molet,
Éditeur : Hermès
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782866016487
Cote: 658.5/MOL
Operations management:
processes and supply chains
Auteur : Lee J. Krajewski
Éditeur : Pearson education
Langue : Anglais
ISBN : 9780273766834
Cote : 658.5/KRA
La logistique globale : enjeux, principes,
exemples
Auteur : Philippe-Pierre Dornier
Éditeur : éd. d'Organisation
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782708125377
Cote : 658.5/DOR
Logistique globale
Auteur : André Marchal
Éditeur : Ellipses
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782729828240
Cote : 658.5/MAR
Logistique interne :
entreposage et manutention
Auteur : Lionel Amodeo
Éditeur : Ellipses
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782729824891
Cote : 658.5/AMO
Gestion des flux Ordonnancement de la
production
Auteur : François Roubellat,
Éditeur : Hermès
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782746201842
Cote : 658.5/ROU
Ordonnancement et gestion
de production : manuel pratique
Auteur : Pierre Lamy
Éditeur : Hermès
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782866011062
Cote: 658.5/LAM
Organisation et gestion de la production : cours avec
exercices corrigés
Auteur : Georges Javel
Éditeur : Dunod
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782100547111
Cote : 658.5/JAV
Management des opérations : principes et
applications
Auteur : Larry P. Ritzman
Éditeur : Pearson
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782744074523
Cote : 6658.5/RIT
Management industriel et logistique : concevoir et piloter la supply chain
Auteur : Gérard Baglin
Éditeur : Économica
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782717866179
Cote : 658.5/BAG
The management of business logistics
Auteur : John J. Coyle
Éditeur : West Pub. Co.
Langue : Anglais
ISBN : 9780314778758
Cote : 658.7/COY
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Production and operations analysis
Auteur : Steven Nahmias
Éditeur : McGraw-Hill
Langue : Anglais
ISBN : 9780077159009
Cote : 658.5/NAH
L'Usine intégrée
Auteur : Jean-Charles Pomerol
Éditeur : Hermès
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782866011130
Cote: 658.5/POM
Service management
Auteur : James A. Fitzsimmons
Éditeur : Mcgraw Hill
Langue : Anglais
ISBN : 9781259010651
Cote : 658.5/FIT
L'Usine intégrée par
ordinateur
Auteur : Jean Bénassy
Éditeur : Hermès
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782866010690
Cote: 658.5/BEN
La prestation logistique : origines, enjeux et
perspectives
Auteur : François Fulconis
Éditeur : Éd. EMS
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782847691412
Cote : 658.5/FUL
Toyota production system: an integrated approach to
just in time
Auteur : Yasuhiro Monden
Éditeur : CRC Press
Langue : Anglais
ISBN : 9781439820971
Cote : 658.5/MON
Gestion des flux Pratique du supply chain
management
Auteur : Michel Fender
Éditeur : Dunod
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782100707843
Cote : 658/FEN
Supply chain logistics
management
Auteur : Donald J. Bowersox
Éditeur : McGraw-Hill
Langue : Anglais
ISBN : 9780071326216
Cote : 658.5 /BOW
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Flow Management to Optimize Retail Profits at Theme Parks
Abstract: In many theme parks, stores are located within major attractions
to sell related merchandise. Sales at such stores form a significant portion
of theme park profits. Typically, store sales depend upon
visitor flows through the attraction, customer satisfaction with the
attraction, and the merchandise at the store. In addition, such stores
constitute a unique retail environment, as visitor flows to attractions can
be managed and stores are not competitors, but belong to the same
parent company. This provides the opportunity to increase store sales by
interfacing park operations, which manages visitor flows by setting
schedules and capacity of attractions, with the store-level merchandising
process, which determines which and how much product to order.
Motivated by a study at Universal Hollywood (USH), we develop
a flow management model to link park operations with store-level
merchandising. This model sets the capacities and schedules of the major
attractions to increase visitor flows to high-profit retail areas subject to
visitor satisfaction, capacity, scheduling, and flow-balance constraints. In
addition, this model serves as an important tool to generate and evaluate
various strategies aimed at increasing theme park profitability at USH.
URL: http://goo.gl/322hxd
Optimal Deal Flow Management for Direct Real Estate Investments.
Abstract: The article proposes an innovative practical solution to a
problem confronting direct real estate investments that is deeply rooted
to the question of what to buy and when to sell in order to maximize profit
while minimizing risk. Topics cited include the role of the estimation of
profitability, the basic tenet of Modern Portfolio Theory (MPT) and how
this approach resorts to intuitive and transparent metrics like present
value and expected loss.
URL: http://goo.gl/tsJ34Q
Articles scientifiques
Flow Management in Flexible Manufacturing Cells with Pipeline Operations.
Abstract: The problem of flow management for a class
of flexible manufacturing cells is considered. The cell is designed for
cyclic production of one product. This product is characterized by a
sequence of operations of given length and each requiring a set of
resources; the problem is therefore to allocate such resources and
scheduling the operations in order to maximize the throughput. A
general model is proposed and several special cases are discussed,
corresponding to either polynomial or NP-complete problems. The
cases analyzed differ from each other in the number of operating
machines and in the number of product units present at the same time
in the cell. The solution to the polynomial problems is given in terms
of shortest path on particular networks.
URL : http://goo.gl/yECFeh
Global Flow Management: A Synthesis of Concepts and Approaches
Abstract: Due to globalization of trade, academicians in Scientific
Research Management field are logically interested
in global flow management, and it is clear that there is a great
diversity of approaches across disciplines and the objects related.
The concepts such as industry, global value chains, distribution
channels, global channels and international supply chains are often
used by researchers. If there are similarities between these concepts,
then the differences cannot be hidden. The purpose of this paper is to
provide a synthesis of these concepts and provide a framework for
the use of each.
URL : http://goo.gl/0NBJyK
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Material flow management in cellular configurations for small-lot, circuit card assembly
Abstract: This paper addresses questions which arise in analysing the
practices that might be effective in managing material flow in cellular
systems that assemble circuit cards, including the potential effect of cell
design, the role of buffers, the relative effects of traditional management
policies, and the influence of material handling equipment.
The paper provides a structured method for analyzing
circuit card assembly systems and suggests guidelines expected to be
useful in actual systems.
URL : http://goo.gl/fQDjRZ
Strategic Information Management under Leakage in a Supply Chain
Abstract: The importance of material flow management for a profit-
maximizing firm has been well articulated in the supply chain literature.
We demonstrate in our analytical model that a firm must also actively
manage information flows within the supply chain, which translates to
controlling what it knows, as well as what its competitors and suppliers
know.
In our model of horizontal competition between an informed and an
uninformed firm with a common upstream supplier, material
and information flows intersect through leakage of demand (order)
information to unintended recipients.
As a result, the informed firm's drive to control information flows within
the supply chain can trigger operational losses through material flow
distortion. These losses can be so severe that the firm may prefer not to
acquire information even when it is costless to do so.
Our results underscore the importance of strategic
information management--actively managing the supply chain's
information flows, and making trade-offs with material flows where
appropriate, to maximize profits.
URL : http://goo.gl/cA58yw
Articles scientifiques
Interprofessional team dynamics and information flow management in emergency departments
Abstract: Aim In Emergency Departments, fragmentation and
breakdown in information exchange can be important factors leading
to adverse events.
This article aims to consider the critical aspects of collaborative
teamwork in Emergency Departments that may have an impact on the
information flow. Background On the basis of Distributed Cognition
Theory, we have assumed that cognitive outcomes in critical-care
settings are not confined to the thoughts of isolated individuals;
rather, they are better understood as properties of a distributed
cognitive system across the minds of the clinical team members and
across the technological artefacts design We report on an exploratory
ethnographic study of two Emergency Departments.
Methods Data were collected over a period of four months in 2008 via
observation and interviews.
The results highlight a specific distribution of cognitive work between
physicians and nurses. The nurse's roles as information highlighter,
memory keeper and process organizer helped to ensure
the information flow and to overcome some of the problems identified
with the computer-assisted communication process. Such
distribution of cognitive work improved care quality, but it crossed
established professional boundaries.
As cross-boundary distribution of cognitive work in Emergency
Departments can be perceived as role substitution, building an
interprofessional working system is needed to avoid information
breakdown in fast-moving contexts. To realize an interprofessional
working system, practice-based training is required, aimed at
developing a deep understanding of team cognition.
URL : http://goo.gl/yQc0Ia
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Diagnostiquer la performance industrielle
Auteur : Yves Beunon
Éditeur : Gereso éd.
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782915530858
Cote : 658.503 6/BEU
La Dynamique qualité
Auteur : James Teboul
Éditeur : les éd. d'Organisation
Langue : Anglais
ISBN : 9782708112278
Cote : 658.562/TEB
Éco-conception : indicateurs, méthodes,
réglementation
Auteur : Philippe Schiesser
Éditeur : Dunod
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782100533787
Cote : 658.575 2/SCH
Indicateurs de performance
Un indicateur de performance sert à évaluer la performance des activités de l’entreprise par rapport
aux objectifs fixés. Il porte sur trois notions fondamentales : coûts – qualité - temps.
Réunis, ces indicateurs constituent le tableau de bord de gestion de l'entreprise. Ils permettent aux
décideurs d’avoir accès à des données quantifiées qui mesurent l’efficacité d’un processus ou d’un
système en relation avec les objectifs définis dans le cadre stratégique de l’entreprise.
L‘efficacité de la gestion d’une chaine logistique repose essentiellement sur l’’évaluation des
performances (mesurables) qualitativement et quantitativement.
Indicateurs de performance
Auteur : Alain Courtois
Éditeur Hermès science publications
Langue Français
ISBN : 9782746202450
Cote 658.5/COU
La problématique des indicateurs de performance correspond
à une préoccupation durable des entreprises. Ce phénomène
est attesté par l'exemple de la toute nouvelle version 2000 des
normes ISO 9000 concernant la qualité. Un des traits
fondamentaux de cette évolution concerne la notion
d'amélioration basée sur des indicateurs, au-delà de la vue
plus ancienne qui formalisait, avant tout, l'existant et son
application.
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Measuring performance for business results
Auteur : Mohamed Zairi
Éditeur Springer
Langue Français
ISBN : 9789401045681
Cote 658.562/ZAI
Qualité de la mesure en production
Auteur : Daniel Duret
Éditeur : Eyrolles Éd. d'Organisation
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782212541403
Cote : 658.562/DUR
Qualité et environnement : vers un système de management intégré
Auteur : Bernard Froman
Éditeur : AFNOR
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782124650323
Cote : 658.56 /FRO
Réussir l'audit qualité
Auteur : Henri Mitonneau
Éditeur : Afnor
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782124671212
Cote : 658.5/MIT
Indicateurs de performance
Résumé
Financial measures have traditionally been the cornerstone
of the performance measurement system. In recent years,
there has been a shift from treating financial figures as the
foundation for performance measurement to treating them as
one among a broader set of potential financial measures.
Changes in cost structures and the manufacturing and
competitive environment have been responsible for the
change of emphasis. In today's worldwide competitive
environment companies are competing in terms of product
quality, delivery, reliability, after-sales service and customer
satisfaction. None of these variables are measured by
traditional financial measures, despite the fact that they
represent the major goals of world-class manufacturing
companies. By focusing mainly on financial variables there is
a danger that the performance reporting system will motivate
managers to focus exclusively on cost reduction and short-
fsfds
La performance économique en
entreprise
Auteur : Pôle productique Rhône-Alpes Université d'été
Éditeur Hermès
Langue Français
ISBN : 9782866015664
Cote 658.515/JAC
Après un cadrage méthodologique d'ensemble, cet ouvrage
présente de nouveaux outils de gestion de l'entreprise : la
valeur ajoutée directe (VAD), la comptabilité à base d'activités
(ABC), le coût objectif (target costing) et l'amélioration
continue des coûts (kaizen costing). Il se conclut par la
présentation critique des outils utilisés pour le choix
d'investissement et d'un modèle du processus d'innovation,
seul garant de la performance à long terme de l'entreprise.
Ont participé à la rédaction de cet ouvrage : Denis Babusiaux,
Pierre-Laurent Bescos, Paul-Louis Brodier, Philippe Chollet,
Armand Hatchuel, Michel Hollard, Alain d'Iribarne, Jacques-
Henri Jacot, Claude Marty, Pierre Mévellec, Jean-Pierre
Micaelli, Jacques Perrin, Jean-Luc Perrin.
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term profitability and ignore many of the critical factors that determine long-term business success.
The key to success, in today's global economy, is total customer satisfaction. To achieve this,
companies must develop performance measures that drive employees to control processes that
satisfy customer expectations. In particular, performance measures should provide process-level
information that motivates employees to achieve the responsiveness and flexibility that companies
require to compete on a global basis.
customer satisfaction. None of these variables are measured by traditional financial measures,
despite the fact that they represent the major goals of world-class manufacturing companies. By
focusing mainly on financial variables there is a danger that the performance reporting system will
motivate managers to focus exclusively on cost reduction and short-
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Réussir l'audit des processus : un nouveau
référentiel pour une nouvelle vision de l'audit
Auteur : Henri Mitonneau
Éditeur : AFNOR
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782124630264
Cote : 658.562/MIT
S'auditer pour progresser
Auteur : Serge Bellut
Éditeur : Ellipses
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782708136489
Cote : 658.5/COU
Talent Toyota : les hommes au cœur de la
réussite
Auteur : Jeffrey K. Liker
Éditeur : Pearson-Village mondial
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782744063190
Cote : 658.515/LIK
Indicateurs de performance
Résumé
La conviction développée dans cet ouvrage est claire : la
Fonction Achats n'est plus une « fonction support » qui a un
simple rôle d'exécution, et la question n'est pas de savoir si
sa « financiarisation » est une cause ou une conséquence,
mais de l'établir comme un fait. La Fonction Achats doit
désormais devenir un « business partner » et contribuer
significativement à la formulation de la stratégie et à la
création de valeur de l'entreprise. Pour y parvenir, les
dirigeants et les managers de la Fonction Achats doivent
aborder et gérer des problématiques complexes en réponse
aux enjeux stratégiques, économiques et humains qui
s'imposent à eux. Pour s'orienter vers la création de valeur,
la Fonction Achats doit donc : Intégrer les préoccupations
financières et les risques à sa stratégie (phase stratégique).
Élaborer le dispositif économique et opérationnel des achats
(phase opérationnelle). Anticiper, mesurer et piloter sa
mlklkml performance financière (phase de déploiement). Cet ouvrage est à destination des Directeurs et
Managers Achats, des Directeurs Financiers et des Directions Générales, tous soucieux
d'optimiser la coopération entre services et d'utiliser la Fonction Achats comme un réel levier de
performance et de création de valeur. Il a pour objectif d'apporter au lecteur les éclairages et les
méthodes à mettre en œuvre pour opérer la mutation attendue par les Directions Générales, et de
définir la feuille de route pour mener au succès.
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customer satisfaction. None of these variables are measured by traditional financial measures,
despite the fact that they represent the major goals of world-class manufacturing companies. By
focusing mainly on financial variables there is a danger that the performance reporting system will
motivate managers to focus exclusively on cost reduction and short-
Performance et création de valeur de la fonction achats :
maîtrise des risques et pilotage financier
Auteur : Éric Salviac
Éditeur Maxima-L. Du Mesnil
Langue Français
ISBN : 9782840016984
Cote 658.720 944/SAL
Vade-mecum assurance qualité
Auteur Christian Hersan
Éditeur Tec et doc
Langue Français
ISBN 9782852066984
Cote 658.5 /HER
Vade-mecum de l'auditeur qualité
Auteur Stéphane Mathieu
Éditeur AFNOR
Langue Français
ISBN 9782122155110
Cote 658.562/MAT
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2004 surgery supply chain performance indicators
Abstract: The article reports on 2004 Performance Indicators Study on
Healthcare Surgery Supply Chain issued by the Association for
Healthcare Resources & Materials Management. The study was presented
at the organization's 42nd Annual Conference & Exhibition in Nashville,
Tennessee. Instead of one study as in previous
years, performance indicators were divided into two distinct studies this
time. "Supply Cost Management Indicators," which was rolled out in 2003
and "Supply Chain Operational Indicators," which was introduced at the
2003 annual conference both have been included in the new study.
URL: http://goo.gl/OnDgRw
Supply chain model: operational and financial performance
Abstract: This work is aimed at making an inquiry
into supply chain management practices in Indian industries and it also
makes an analysis of supply chain performance measurement.
The supply chain performance has been measured by identified variables
in four major elements of supply chain, which are: supply, internal
operations, distribution, and customer service. A
regression model between the factor variables, extracted from the
measurement variables under the above listed four main elements
of supply chain, which are indicators
of supply chainpractice performance and financial performance indicator
s (capital utilization and profitability) have been developed. [ABSTRACT
FROM AUTHOR]
URL: http://goo.gl/xZeCnS
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A decomposition approach for the performance analysis of a serial multi-echelon supply chain.
Abstract: Over the last decade, supply chain coordination has
attracted much attention in the context of industrial logistics systems,
because of the role played in production support logistics.
There is a growing interest in the analysis and measurement of
performances, because performance analysis allows us to build
supporting decision tools for the design, planning and management
of the supply chain.
This paper presents an analytical approach for performance analysis
based on a decomposition principle.
The approach is applied to a serial supply chain that consists of two
levels of suppliers, a production plant and a distribution center, and
operates as a pull system. This configuration is typical for bulk
materials such as grain.
The method allows us to approximately calculate performance
indicators (such as customer satisfaction and inventory levels) taking
into account all the interactions between the different echelons of
the supply chain. The accuracy of the approximations is confirmed by
the results obtained via a simulation model.
Numerical analysis allows us to outline interesting and non-intuitive
behaviour of the performance indicators for different stages of
the supply chain.
URL: http://goo.gl/FFHVU6
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The effect of ISO 9000 implementation on flow management.
Abstract: This study proposes an innovative flow management system
that includes product (product and logistics) and process (human,
information and decision) flow management. We identify three levels
of ISO 9000 implementation (basic, advanced and supportive) as
enablers, and operational performance as the outcome. The model was
tested using the data-set collected from 133 ISO 9001 certified
manufacturing companies in Australia. The results show that
advanced implementation is positively related to both product and
process flow management; supportive implementation is only positively
related to process flow management while basic implementation has no
significant effect on either product or process flow management. The
results also show that both product and process flow management are
positively related to operational performance. This study provides
managerial guidelines for companies that wish to improve their
innovation capabilities through ISO 9000 implementation and flow
management.
It also contributes to the ISO 9000 and flow management literature. [
URL: http://goo.gl/yxBMJQ
Set-up reduction and inventory turnover rate
Abstract: This paper contains an analysis of the impact of set-
up time reduction and lot sizing decisions on the inventory turnover rate.
An analytical expression of the turnover rate is derived, including work-
in-process as well as finished goods inventory. The turnover rate is
analysed when set-up time is changed. Different decision rules for lot
sizing are considered. They are classified according to how the lot sizes
should be adjusted to set-up changes. Three general cases can be
distinguished. This paper gives insights into the relationships among lot
sizes, inventory turnover rate, set-up time and set-up cost. It also
contributes to the understanding of the importance of adjusting lot sizes
when reducing set-ups.
URL: http://goo.gl/3Wyi03
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Strategic Study on Enhancement of Supply Chain Performance
Abstract: Present research study is focused on supply chains in
foundry industry in India. Survey is conducted for 56 foundries in India
and found that foundries are operating at 68% of the installed
capacities and rest 32% is lost in the co-ordination between
the supply chain partners either external or internal to the
organization.
A strategical analysis of supply chain performance measurement
KPI's (Key Performance Indicators) is being carried out and constraint
KPI's in the supply chain are identified. At the
end supply chain performance by eliminating these constraint KPI's
is being measured and found that supply chain performance has been
enhanced by 7.86%. In this research work , SCOR
(Supply Chain Operations Reference) model is used for KPI selection,
AHP is utilized for decomposition of the goal, GP equations are
formulated for finding the optimum performance levels and TOC tool
is used for constraint identification.
URL: http://goo.gl/DzhWG2
Actions speak louder than benchmarking
Abstract: The article reports on the calculation of supply chain
performance indicators.
URL: http://goo.gl/9xZ0Ct
Corporations Launch First-Of-A-Kind Testing Of New Labor & Human Rights Supply Chain Performance Indicators
Abstract: Nine companies this month launched a process to test
newly-developed Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) to assess
reputational risks and operational shortcomings associated
with labor and human rights factors in corporate supply chains.
Collectively, these companies source goods from 1,755 factories that
employ around 1.8 million workers in 62 countries.
URL : http://goo.gl/k3p2T6
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Nouvelle approche de la
production : optimisation et maîtrise des processus
de production par la méthode MIP ; le livre MIP
Auteur : Robert Galva
Éditeur : Maxima
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782840011002
Cote : 658.5/GAL
Operations management: decision making in the
operations function
Auteur : Roger G Schroeder
Éditeur : McGraw-Hill
Langue : Anglais
ISBN : 9780070556126
Cote : 658.503 6/SCH
Optimisez votre plate-forme logistique
Auteur : Michel Roux
Éditeur : éd. d'Organisation
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782708131330
Cote : 658.7/ROU
Optimisation et supply chain
L’Optimisation est définit de manière générale comme étant le fait de « donner à quelque chose les
meilleures conditions d'utilisation, de fonctionnement, de rendement, notamment en économie » 1
L’optimisation de la supply chain consiste à mettre en œuvre des solutions adaptées pour améliorer
les performances du processus de gestion de la chaine logistique et assurer un rendement optimal du
système mis en place.
Concurrent engineering : la
maîtrise des coûts, des délais et de la
qualité
Auteur : Patrick Jagou
Éditeur Hermès
Langue Français
ISBN : 9782866013691
Cote 658.5/JAG
La maîtrise du temps (et donc des coûts, délais, qualité)
passe par l'implantation du Concurrent Engineering dans
l'entreprise. Comment le Concurrent Engineering s'intègre-t-il
à l'organisation déjà en place dans l'entreprise ? Comment le
mettre en œuvre ? Quelle est la vraie place des hommes dans
cette nouvelle structure ? Quel système d'information
technique mettre à leur disposition ? Dans quelle mesure le
Concurrent Engineering peut-il être associé à CALS ? Autant
de questions auxquelles répond cet ouvrage.
Résumé
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La personnalisation de masse : comment le
système industriel peut individualiser son offre au
moindre coût
Auteur : François Ambada
Éditeur : l'Harmattan
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782343051789
Cote : 658.51/AMB
Quality costing : third edition
Auteur : Barrie Dale
Éditeur : Gower
Langue : Anglais
ISBN : 9780566082603
Cote : 658.562/DAL
Restoring our competitive edge : competing through
manufacturing
Auteur : Robert H. Hayes
Éditeur : New York : Wiley
Langue : Anglais
ISBN : 0471051594
Cote : 658.5/HAY
Optimisation des coûts Optimisation et supply chain
Résumé
This book represents a departure from existing textbooks.
Rather than covering methodology, the book introduces
decision support systems through real world applications,
and uses spreadsheets to model and solve problems. It uses
management science techniques (statistics, simulation,
probabilistic modeling and optimization), but only as tools to
facilitate problem solving. The book embraces George
Dantzig's dictum as its premise: "The final test of any theory
is its capacity to solve the problems which originated it." The
book is used in the core MBA program at MIT's Sloan School
of Management for the class titled: "Data, Models and
Decisions". It is used in over ten universities in both core and
elective classes, including Stanford University, Chicago's
graduate school of Business, Babson College, among
several others. The book contains many real business cases
from the authors' consulting experience
Data, models, and decisions: the
fundamentals of management science
Auteur : Dimitris Bertsimas
Éditeur Dynamic Ideas
Langue Anglais
ISBN : 9780975914601
Cote 658.5/BER
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Cost Reduction Still Reigns In Supply Chain Circles
Abstract: The article discusses issues related to the electronics
manufacturing industry. It highlights several critical factors in the
industry including cost reduction, partnership, and inventory
optimization as well as global support and supply chain visibility. Connie
Wan, the vice president global procurement and Asia supply chain for
electronics manufacturing services provider SMTC, discusses the
company's dependence on its top-tier distributors
URL: http://goo.gl/fmF4nb
Cost-Driven Pricing: An Innovative Approach for Managing Supply Chain Costs
Abstract: Competing successfully on a worldwide basis demands new
and innovative ways to identify and reduce supply chain costs. Buyers
and sellers who view each other as strategically important must consider
non-traditional pricing practices in their pursuit of competitive market
advantages. This discussion presents cost-driven pricing as
an innovative approach for managing the costs of selected items over the
life of a purchase contract. Without creative cost management
approaches and techniques, supply-chain members risk losing ground to
those companies that truly understand how to cooperate to succeed.
This article discusses when to apply cost versus price analytic
techniques, develops the concept of cost-driven-pricing and contracting,
presents a best-practice example that illustrates the cost-driven pricing
concept, and identifies the potential risks that must be managed
within cost-driven agreements. INSET: Applying Learning Improvements
to Cost-Driven Pricing Contracts.
URL: http://goo.gl/Ble2Go
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How to Control Runaway Freight Costs
Abstract: The article offers helpful tips on things to be considered for
controlling supply chain freight costs in the logistics sector.
Topics covered include improving or re-designing packaging design,
maximizing weight or volume load, dimensional weight pricing (DIM)
and centralizing transportation procurement through an enterprise-
wide network. Also mentioned are mode shifting strategies, using the
transportation management system (TMS) and evaluating shipper
commitment and price range.
URL: http://goo.gl/ZgsrJY
Lasso runaway technology and supply chain costs
Abstract: The article discusses the process of supply chain value
analysis which was created by the Health System Executive team at
Pennsylvania Hospital in Philadelphia. A policy and procedures were
developed to support the philosophy of supply chain value analysis.
There are stages in developing and implementing a value analysis
process. The director of value analysis conducts a financial analysis
on a new technology or product which is reviewed by the New and
Existing Technology Committee.
URL: http://goo.gl/6HhJ1T
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Minimisation of supply chain cost with embedded risk using computational intelligence approaches
Abstract: Global supply chains are vulnerable towards different types
of risks and are dynamically expanding with the increase in
globalisation. Costsare associated with every risk factor that causes
disturbances in the allocation of certain goods at the required place and
time, and with the required quality and quantity.
In this paper, we consider a multi-echelon global supply chain model,
where raw material suppliers, manufacturers, warehouses and markets
are located in different countries.
The paper first identifies all types of operational risk factors, their
expected value and probability of occurrence, and associated
additional cost. Based on initial information for the risk factors, optimal
decisions regarding the inter-echelon quantity flow in
the supply chain are made for a single planning horizon. Then, with the
change in the expected value of the risk factors, the intra-echelon shift of
flow is determined in order to minimise the total cost and risk factors.
Considering the complexity involved with the problem,
various computational intelligence techniques such as genetic
algorithms, particle swarm optimisation and artificial bee colony are
applied in the solution evaluation phase.
The results obtained using the developed model illustrate that the ability
to react to changes in risk factors offers potential solutions to
robust supply chain design.
URL: http://goo.gl/JAz3Kz
Optimization of total inventory cost and order fill rate in a supply chain using PSO
Abstract: his paper proposes a method to optimize both
the total cost and order fill rates in a supply chain using the particle
swarm optimization (PSO) method. This method automatically adjusts the
initial inventory levels of all tiers involved in a supply chain by
considering information quality level (IQL), which is determined by the
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availability of lead time history data. Analyses of variance are used to
examine if there are any effects of IQL on the total cost and order fill
rates. The results show that the proposed method finds better
solutions which provide a lower inventory level while maintaining
higher order fill rates than when PSO is not applied
URL: http://goo.gl/Pb6Q7x
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Management, la démarche lean :
méthode, exemples, simulations
Auteur : Emmanuelle Frantin
Éditeur : Ellipses
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782729872557
Cote : 658.510 1/FRA
50 exercices en transport et logistique : études de
cas, exercices et QCM ; se préparer pour réussir
Cote : 658.575/MID
Auteur : Jean-Claude Sevin,
Éditeur : Celse
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782850093630
Cote : 658.5/SEV
Les Achats, un outil de management
Auteur : Philippe Cloüet
Éditeur : éd. d' Organisation
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782708111028
Cote : 658.72/CLO
L’amélioration participative des
processus
Auteur : Didier Noyé
Éditeur : Insep consulting éd.
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782914006057
Cote : 658.562/NOY
Outils de la chaine logistique
Résumé
La première partie du livre décrit les comportements et le
changement culturel à opérer, pour tout type d'organisation.
Elle présente un mode de pensée LEAN, ciblé sur
l'élimination systématique du gaspillage et l'acquisition de
savoir-être individuels et collectifs et le respect des
personnes. La deuxième partie est consacrée aux outils
fondamentaux et aux modes de management permettant de
structurer l'amélioration continue. La troisième partie, plus
particulièrement ciblée sur l'industrie manufacturière,
présente les outils d'optimisation des flux de production et
d'information à mettre en œuvre pour maîtriser la qualité au
quotidien, pour améliorer la performance et la fiabilité des
équipements et pour réduire les délais de traitement et
d'acheminement. Le dernier chapitre est consacré à
l'extension de la démarche LEAN aux services supports et
plus généralement au secteur tertiaire (présentation
pédagogique et pratique des outils et méthodes et avec de
nombreux exemples et simulations)
La boîte à outils du responsable R&D
Auteur : Fabrice Devaux
Éditeur Dunod
Langue Français
ISBN : 9782100531967
Cote 658.57/DEV
Métier essentiel de l'entreprise, la R (également désignée par
bureau d'études, direction technique, ingénierie, laboratoire ou
centre de recherches), doit développer des connaissances
techniques spécifiques et les articuler pour proposer un
nouveau produit ou un nouveau service. Face à cette
responsabilité, le responsable R utilise des outils multiples,
regroupés ici en 5 dossiers transversaux et 3 dossiers
spécifiques (recherche, projets et produits). Les outils des 5
premiers dossiers s'appliquent à l'ensemble des activités de R
: fixer une direction, protéger les inventions, financer et
évaluer, gérer les ressources humaines de R, stimuler la
créativité. Les 3 dossiers suivant rassemblent : des outils pour
les activités scientifiques, des outils qui intéresseront les
laboratoires et des outils spécifiques au développement
industriel de produits ou de services. Ces 55 outils ,
indispensables à la réussite des activité de R, sont traités de
façon visuelle sur deux ou quatre pages, incluant le résumé en
français et en anglais, des conseils méthodologiques, les
avantages et les précautions à prendre.
Résumé
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Développer un nouveau produit : méthodes et outils
Auteur : David Gotteland
Éditeur Pearson
Langue Français
ISBN : 9782744071218
Cote 658.575/GOT
Améliorer la productivité : déploiement industriel du
tolérancement inertiel
Auteur : Maurice Pillet
Éditeur : Éd. d'Organisation
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782212547542
Cote : 658.562/PIL
Artificialisme : introduction à une théorie
de la conception
Auteur : Jean-Pierre Micaëlli
Éditeur : Presses polytechniques et universitaires romandes
Langue :Français
ISBN : 9782880745400
Cote : 658.503 8/MIC
La boîte à outils de l'acheteur
Auteur : Stéphane Canonne
Éditeur : Dunod
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782100587629
Cote : 658.720 944/CAN
Outils de la chaine logistique
Résumé
Le développement de nouveaux produits est une activité
centrale pour la survie de l'entreprise. Pourtant, la plupart de
ces innovations échouent, et si le nombre de lancements ne
cesse de croître, le taux d'échec suit la même courbe.
Comprendre les raisons de ces échecs et de ces succès
permet de mieux garantir la performance commerciale et
financière d'une innovation produit. Cet ouvrage complet,
pluridisciplinaire et opérationnel présente l'ensemble des
problématiques et des outils du lancement d'un nouveau
produit : L'intégralité du processus de lancement de produit
est détaillée en six étapes faisant chacune l'objet d'un
chapitre : la découverte et la sélection des idées nouvelles,
l'élaboration de différents concepts, la sélection des concepts
les plus performants, la matérialisation d'un concept en
différents prototypes et en un produit fini, la mise en œuvre
de marchés tests, et, finalement, le lancement du produit.
A little guide for the use of managers
Auteur : Cécile Roche
Éditeur l'Harmattan
Langue Anglais
ISBN : 9782343059181
Cote 658.510 11/ROC
Résumé “Lean? Just common sense! Besides long ago it is used
without using the word. " "Lean is doing more with less. It's
more stress for everyone. " In a world in permanent crisis,
where change is the norm, Lean becomes fashionable. It's
quite fun for an approach that has over sixty years ... But it's
also an opportunity to hear a lot of misconceptions about it....
This book, with simple concepts and illustrated with many
examples, analyzes the main misconceptions about Lean,
taking each time the views of managers and operational
concerned. It illuminates the point of view of different experts
on the subject, by showing the complementarities of these
approaches. This is a simple and comprehensive guide to
understand Lean as an approach, beyond the use of the most
popular, (or more mysterious) tools, decked out not always
well-understood acronyms (5S, VSM, Kaizen...).
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Competing through supply chain management
Auteur : David F Ross
Éditeur : Springer
Langue : Anglais
ISBN : 9781441947277
Cote : 658.72/ROS
Designing and managing
the supply chain
Auteur : Hugues Molet,
Éditeur : Hermès
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782866016487
Cote: 658.5/MOL
Fonction achats et
approvisionnements en PME : guide pratique
Auteur : Hélène Person
Éditeur : Maxima
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782840015291
Cote : 658.720 944/PER
Outils de la chaine logistique The complete business
process handbook
Auteur : Mark Von Rosing
Éditeur : Elsevier
Langue : Anglais
ISBN : 9780127999593
Cote : 658.5/ROS
Distribution resource
planning
Auteur : André J. Martin
Éditeur : Wiley
Langue : Anglais
ISBN : 9780471132226
Cote : 658.788/MAR
Generative emergence : a new discipline of organizational,
entrepreneurial, and social innovation
Auteur : Benyamin Lichtenstein
Éditeur : Oxford University Press
Langue : Anglais
ISBN : 9780199933594
Cote : 658.514/LIC
Faire bien à tous les coups : l’approche Deming
Auteur : Frank Price
Éditeur : AFNOR
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782124704118
Cote : 658.56/PRI
Les fiches outils du lean six sigma
Auteur : Romain Hennion
Éditeur : Eyrolles
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782212563726
Cote : 658.5/HEN
Gestion des approvisionnements et des
stocks dans la chaîne logistique
Auteur : Gilles Lasnier
Éditeur : Lavoisier-Hermès
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782746246928
Cote : 658.72/LAS
Gestion et management des achats
Auteur : Thierry Monteil Éditeur : Vuibert
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782311620504
Cote : 658.72/MON
Le guide de la TPM : total productive maintenance
Auteur : Jean Bufferne
Éditeur : Éd. d'Organisation
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782212551884
Cote : 658.5/BUF
Le guide qualité de résolution de problème : le
secret de l'efficacité japonaise
Auteur : Katsuya Hosotani
Éditeur : Dunod
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782100033317
Cote : 658.5/HOS
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Integrated product, process and enterprise design
Auteur : Ben Wang
Éd iteur : Springer
Langue : Anglais
ISBN : 9781461379324
Cote : 658.575/WAN
Introduction à la conception innovante
Auteur : Marine Agogué
Éditeur : Presses des Mines
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782911256998
Cote : 658.575/AGO
Just-in-time scheduling : models and algorithms for
computer and manufacturing systems
Auteur : Marine Agogué
Éditeur : Presses des Mines
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782911256998
Cote : 658.575/AGO
Outils de la chaine logistique Lean management : outils,
méthodes, retours d'expériences …
Auteur : Christian Hohmann
Éditeur : Eyrolles
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782212553819
Cote : 658.510 11/HOH
La logistique : recherches et mise en œuvre
Auteur : Pascal Lièvre Éditeur : Hermès
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782866015572
Cote : 658.5/LIE
Logistique en Europe : une nouvelle stratégie-client
Auteur : Claude Fiore
Éditeur : les Ed. d'Organisation
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782708111868
Cote : 658.500 94/FIO
Logistique et les nouvelles technologies de
l'information et de la communication
Auteur : Slimane Allab
Éditeur : Économica
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782717840483
Cote : 658.51/ALL
Machine scheduling problems
Auteur : A.H.G. Rinnooy Kan
Éditeur : Martinus Nijhoff
Langue : Anglais
ISBN : 9789024718481
Cote : 658.51/KAN
Méthodes et organisations pour une meilleure
productivité
Auteur : François Monchy
Éditeur : Dunod
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782100579679
Cote : 658.51/MON
Maîtrise de la qualité totale : outils de la maîtrise
statistique des processus (MSP ou SPC)
Auteur : Elbekkaye Ziane
Éditeur : Hermès
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782866013622
Cote : 658.562 01/ZIA
La maîtrise statistique des procédés : objectif Six
Sigma
Auteur : Gilles Lasnier
Éditeur : Hermès
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782746229969
Cote : 658.562/LAS
Maîtrise statistique des procédés : principes et cas
industriels
Auteur : François Bergeret
Éditeur : Dunod
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782100559251
Cote : 658.5/BER
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Management de la production : concepts,
méthodes, cas
Auteur : Anne Gratacap Éditeur : Dunod
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782100525232
Cote : 658.5/GRA
Management des achats et de la supply chain
Auteur : David Doriol
Éditeur : Vuibert
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782311009149
Cote : 658.720 9/DOR
The management of quality and its control
Auteur : Charles Tapiero
Éditeur : Springer
Langue : Anglais
ISBN : 9781461358527
Cote : 658.568/TAP
Outils de la chaine logistique L’anglais du transport et de
la logistique
Auteur : Aude Anglade-Piroud,
Éditeur Groupe Studyrama
Langue Anglais & Français
ISBN : 9782759025374
Cote : 658.500 3/ANG
Manager avec les ERP : architecture orientée
services (SOA)
Auteur : Jean-Louis Lequeux,
Éditeur : Eyrolles
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782212540949
Cote : 658.503/LEQ
Mettre en oeuvre le Six sigma
Auteur : Caroline Fréchet
Éditeur : éd. d'Organisation
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782708121201
Cote : 658.562/FRE
Modeling the supply chain
Auteur : Jeremy F. Shapiro
Éditeur : Cengage Learning
Langue : Anglais
ISBN : 9780495126119
Cote : 658.7/SHA
L’ordonnancement
Auteur : Patrick Esquirol
Éditeur : Économica
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782717837988
Cote : 658.54/ESQ
Orlicky's : material requirements planning
Auteur : Carol. Ptak
Éditeur : McGraw-Hill
Langue : Anglais
ISBN : 9780071755634
Cote : 658.7/PTA
Petit guide lean à l'usage des managers
Auteur : Cécile Roche
Éditeur : l'Harmattan
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782343017761
Cote : 658.510 11/ROC
Plant service tours oper manag
Auteur : Roger W. Schmenner
Éditeur : Macmillan Publishing Company
Langue : Anglais
ISBN : 9780024073846
Cote : 658.5/SCH
Politique d'achat et gestion des approvisionnements
Auteur : Olivier Bruel
Éditeur : Paris : Dunod
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782100519705
Cote : 658.72/BRU
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Outils de la chaine logistique Politique d'achat et gestion
des approvisionnements
Auteur : Olivier Bruel
Éditeur : Dunod
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782100590124
Cote : 658.72/BRU
Pratique de la gestion de stocks
Auteur : Pierre Zermati,
Éditeur : Dunod
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782100491599
Cote : 658.72/ZER
Pratique du lean : réduire les pertes en conception,
production et industrialisation
Auteur : Éric Chassende-Baroz
Éditeur : "L'Usine nouvelle"
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782100531783
Cote : 658.515/CHA
Scheduling : theory, algorithms, and systems
Auteur : Michael L. Pinedo,
Éditeur : Springer
Langue : Anglais
ISBN : 9781461419860
Cote : 658.53/PIN
Principles of sequencing and scheduling
Auteur : Kenneth R. Baker
Éditeur : Hoboken, N.J. : Wiley
Langue : Anglais
ISBN : 9780470391655
Cote : 658.53/BAK
Pratique industrielle des plans d'expériences : la qualité à moindre coût ;
l'approche Taguchi
Auteur : Jacques Alexis
Éditeur : AFNOR
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782124650385
Cote : 658.56/ALE
Supply chain management : strategy, planning, and
operation
Auteur : Sunil Chopra
Éditeur : Pearson Education
Langue : Anglais
ISBN : 9780273765226
Cote : 658.7/CHO
Supply chain management and advanced planning
Auteur : Christoph Kilger
Éditeur : Springer
Langue : Anglais
ISBN : 978 3642553080
Cote : 658.5/KIL
Système lean : penser l'entreprise au plus juste
Auteur : James P. Womack
Éditeur : Pearson-Village mondial
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782744073915
Cote : 658.510 11/WOM
Systèmes de production : modélisation et performances
Auteur : Gilles Rodde
Éditeur : Hermès
Langue : Français
ISBN : 9782866012021
Cote : 658.5/ROD
When tradition turns into innovation
Auteur : Antonio Petruzzelli,
Éditeur : Chandos publishing
Langue : Anglais
ISBN : 9781843346647
Cote : 658.757/PET
Work methods and measurement for
management
Auteur : Leonard A. Doty,
Éditeur : Delmar Publishers
Langue : Anglais
ISBN : 9780827338302
Cote : 658.542/DOT
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Effect of information sharing in supply chains with flexibility
Abstract: Coordination plays a pivotal role in successful design and
implementation of supply chains, especially for those that are formed by
independent and autonomous companies. More specifically, information
sharing has widely been regarded as an essential tool to coordinate
supply chains activities in order to overcome supply chains dynamics.
A major contribution of this paper is to analyze the effects of negotiation-
based information sharing in a distributed make-to-order manufacturing
supply chain in a multi-period, multi-product types environment, which is
modelled as a multi-agent system. Information can only be exchanged
through negotiation in the agent-based framework with delivery quantity
and due date flexibility, which is significantly different from the past
reported literature that shared information is available anytime. Four
schemes, namely, stochastic model (STO), flexibility in delivery quantity
and due date without information sharing (FLEX_NI), flexibility in delivery
quantity and due date with partial information sharing (FLEX_PI),
and flexibility in delivery quantity and due date with full information
sharing (FLEX_FI), are considered.
Simulation results indicate that FLEX_PI in the system has comparable
performance in terms of total cost and fill rate against FLEX_FI, while both
systems outperform STO and FLEX_NI. Considering the associated costs
and limitations to achieve full information sharing,
partial information sharing may be more practical in real-life applications.
Nevertheless, the proposed agent-based framework with delivery quantity
and due date flexibility but without information sharing (i.e. FLEX_NI) is
not that worse as compared with the two schemes
of information sharing (FLEX_PI and FLEX_FI). Therefore, by taking the
difficulties of implementing information sharing into account, flexibility in
delivery quantity and due date that could be introduced may be a more
feasible solution.
URL: http://goo.gl/AqyoVI
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Development of Supply Chain Tools Using Genetic Algorithm and Comparison with Particle Swarm Optimization and Simulated Annealing Optimization Algorithms
Abstract: Inventories, facilities and transportation are considered to
be the important tools of supply chain management. The efficiency of
any manufacturing unit can be increased if the above elements are
under proper control. In today's scenario, one of the significant fields
in supply chain management is inventory management.
To effectively manage inventory levels, it is essential to consider the
appropriate reorder points as well as the optimized ordering quantity
at that reorder point for the inventory items. In this paper, the
optimized ordering quantity and reorder points are obtained with the
aid of a proposed genetic algorithm.
This proposed system considers the raw material-wise holding cost
and shortage cost to find the minimized total cost. The ordering
quantity and reorder points that minimize the cost function are found
by using the demand rate as well as the associated solution demand
matrix. Further,
the robustness of the proposed technique is compared to that of the
other familiar optimization algorithms such as particle swarm
optimization and simulated annealing optimization techniques.
The results prove that the proposed methodology is more efficient as
compared to other optimization techniques.
URL: http://goo.gl/APMxGX
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New direction in quality engineering: supply chain quality modelling
Abstract: Applying quality engineering to the manufacturing supply
chain is an area that has not been fully explored. This paper highlights the
need for supply chain quality modelling tools to augment the vast array
of quality tools used to predict and improve quality within a single
corporate entity. The thesis of this paper is that network models are
necessary to plan and improve quality in manufacturing supply chains.
These models should augment, not replace, existing informational and
organizational approaches to managing quality in the supply chain.
Supply chain quality modelling is discussed in theoretical terms, and then
two simple examples are given: a discrete example regarding a module
required by an automotive original equipment manufacturer (OEM); and a
continuous example regarding production of a mechanical pencil lead.
Future research topics in supply chain quality modelling are suggested
as multi-company adaptations of design of experiments, tolerance
analysis and allocation, performance analysis, and statistical process
control.
URL: http://goo.gl/RRt1EF
Supply Chain Risk Assessment Tools and Techniques in the Automobile Industry: A Survey.
Abstract: The importance of managing risk beyond the boundaries of a
firm is widely recognized, and the new concept, Supply Chain Risk
Management (SCRM) has attracted the attention of practitioners and
academicians across the globe. Supply chain risk assessment is a critical
step in SCRM. Companies use different tools and techniques for risk
assessment in supply chain.
The purpose of this paper is to investigate SCRM practices and identify
the tools and techniques used by the Indian automobile companies.
A survey was carried out to address the above-mentioned research
questions. The results showed that SCM managers rely on still checklist,
likelihood/impact matrix and scenario analysis.
Supply chain risk assessment practices can be improved by using
techniques like Failure Mode Effect Analysis (FMEA), simulations and
others like HaZop. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
URL: http://goo.gl/v8jA4U
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Supply-chain networks: a complex adaptive systems perspective
Abstract: In this era, information technology is revolutionizing almost
every domain of technology and society, whereas the 'complexity
revolution' is occurring in science at a silent pace. In this paper, we
look at the impact of the two,
in the context of supply-chain networks. With the advent of
information technology, supply chains have acquired a complexity
almost equivalent to that of biological systems. However, one of the
major challenges that we are facing in supply-chain management is
the deployment of coordination strategies that lead to adaptive,
flexible and coherent collective behavior in supply chains.
The main hurdle has been the lack of the principles that govern
how supply chains with complex organizational structure and
function arise and develop, and what organizations and functionality
are attainable, given specific kinds of lower-level constituent entities.
The study of Complex Adaptive Systems (CAS), has been a research
effort attempting to find common characteristics and/or formal
distinctions among complex systems arising in diverse domains (like
biology, social systems, ecology and technology) that might lead to a
better understanding of how complexity occurs, whether it follows any
general scientific laws of nature, and how it might be related to
simplicity. In this paper, we argue that supply chains should be
treated as a CAS.
With this recognition, we propose how various concepts. tools and
techniques used in the study of CAS can be exploited to characterize
and model supply-chain networks. These tools and techniques are
based on the fields of nonlinear dynamics, statistical physics and
information theory.
URL: http://goo.gl/p0Q8bK
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The effect of human factors on the performance of a two level supply chain.
Abstract: Many studies have addressed the issue of coordination in
a supply chain. Coordinating mechanisms such as joint lot sizing models,
quantity discounts and delay in payments have been used to achieve
coordination in a supply chain.
An important omission in this literature is the role of human factors, in
particular inspection errors and learning, as a tool to improve
coordination in a supply chain.
In this paper, two coordination mechanisms found in the literature are
integrated into a model for a two-level supply chain in which the incoming
quality level of raw materials provided to a vendor by a set of suppliers is
not perfect. The model addresses supply chain coordination by
specifically investigating the role of different human factors on the total
cost of the supply chain. These factors are: (a) type I and type II
inspection errors; (b) learning in the production process; and (c) learning
in quality at the suppliers’ end.
Numerical examples are used to compare the costs of the three
extensions with the base model (with no defectives).
URL: http://goo.gl/g87LtQ
U.S. healthcare fix: leveraging the lessons from the food supply chain.
Abstract:
BACKGROUND: U.S. healthcare costs consistently outpace inflation,
causing growing problems of affordability. This trend cannot be sustained
indefinitely.
OBJECTIVE: The purpose of this study is to use supply-chain tools for
macro-level examination of the U.S. healthcare as a business system and
identify options and best use practices.
METHOD: We compare the important and successful U.S. food industry to
the essential but problematic U.S. healthcare industry. Supply
chain strategies leading to food business operations success are
examined and healthcare applications suggested. We emphasize "total
cost of ownership" which includes all costs incurred by all stakeholders
of U.S healthcare, including maintenance and cleanup, not just the initial
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purchase price.
RESULTS: U.S. hospitals and clinics can use supply chain strategies
in a total cost of ownership framework to reduce healthcare costs
while maintaining patient care quality.
Supply chain strategies of resource pooling, mass customization,
centralized logistics, specialization, postponement and continuous
improvement that have been successfully used in the U.S.
food industry should be more widely applied to the U.S. healthcare
industry. New and growing areas of telemedicine and medical tourism
should be included in the supply chain analysis of U.S. healthcare.
Valid statistical analysis of results in all areas of U.S. healthcare is an
important part of the process.
CONCLUSIONS: U.S. healthcare industry problems are systematic
operational and supply chain problems rather than problems with
workforce or technology. Examination of the U.S. healthcare industry
through a supply chain framework should lead to significant
operational improvement in both prevention and treatment of acute
and chronic ailments.
A rational and unemotional reorganization of the U.S. healthcare
system operations, using supply chain strategies, should help reduce
healthcare costs while maintaining quality and increasing
accessibility.
URL: http://goo.gl/KVzjjj
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1 Observatoire de la Supply Chain. (2008). Livre blanc « Supply Chain verte : enjeux et maturité des entreprises »
Green supply chain
l’émergence du concept de la Green supply chain (chaîne logistique verte) qui est « une démarche
visant à minimiser l’empreinte écologique d’un produit, tout au long de son cycle de vie » 1.Elle
intègre le volet environnemental dans toutes les étapes de la supply chain management qui
incluent :
- Les approvisionnements
- La conception et le design
- Le sourcing de matières premières
- Les procédés de fabrication
- Le recyclage
L’adaptation aux changements climatique causés
par le réchauffement de la planète, constitue,
d’après de nombreux scientifiques et chercheurs,
le principal enjeu de ce siècle.
Ces changements auront des répercussions
négatives non seulement sur l’environnement
mais inéluctablement sur tous les autres aspects
économiques et sociaux.
La volonté de protéger et préserver
l’environnement remettent aujourd’hui en cause la
conception classique de la chaine logistique d’’où
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Adoption of green supply chain management practices and their impact on performance: an exploratory study of Indian manufacturing firms
Abstract: Research on green supply chain management (GSCM) or
sustainable supply chain management (SSCM) has attracted increased
attention in recent years. Although GSCM/SSCM has been studied for
developed and developing countries, there has been little information
about the adoption of GSCM/SSCM practices in India.
This article presents one of the earliest surveys on GSCM practices in
Indian manufacturing firms. The items for the survey were developed
based on the extant literature and feedback from corporates. Some of the
major findings of the survey are as follows.
We found that the state of adoption of GSCM practices by Indian firms was
still in its infancy, the awareness of environmental sustainability was quite
low among consumers, and the regulatory framework was also lacking in
terms of promoting environmental sustainability.
Results of data analysis showed that supplier collaboration for
environmental sustainability had a positive impact on environmentally
sustainable product design and logistics, which in turn was positively
related to competitiveness and economic performance of the firm. We
compared the results with the observations made by other researchers
for developed and developing countries and provided managerial
implications for the government and manufacturers as to what steps need
to be taken to generate awareness towards environmental sustainability
and facilitate the adoption of GSCM practices among Indian firms to a
greater extent. We conclude the paper by indicating directions for future
research on GSCM/SSCM.
URL: http://goo.gl/yifYCO
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A Framework for Research on Green Supply Chain Management
Abstract: The literature on sustainable/green supply chain
management (SSCM/GSCM) has been non-uniform in terms of
defining constructs, variables, and causal relationships among
constructs. This article reviews the impact of SSCM/GSCM on firm
performance with a view to identifying the most commonly used
practices and proposing new constructs, variables, and construct
relationships by drawing from the literature on SSCM/GSCM, reverse
logistics, closed-loop supply chains, and strategic management. This
article also builds a conceptual framework, grounded in theory,
linking GSCM practices with firm performance, and presents
propositions that may be tested in future studies on SSCM.
URL: http://goo.gl/ieV0GN
Drivers Affecting the Green Supply Chain Management Adaptation: A Review
Abstract: Green Supply Chain Management (GSCM) is now
considered as a main part of organizational strategies to become
environment-friendly and socially responsible, and to fulfill the
customer demand and meet government compliances. GSCM has
received attention not only from organizations but also from
academicians. The purpose of this paper is to review the literature on
GSCM drivers/pressures and to find out the most effective drivers. The
review of GSCM drivers gives us 14 drivers that have significant
impact on implementation of GSCM practices in the organizations,
and the results indicate that regulations, customer pressure and
competition are the key drivers, while social responsibility, business
benefits and organizational factors are of intermediate importance.
URL: http://goo.gl/FIEJ0o
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A decision-making model for Lean, Agile, Resilient and Green supply chain management
Abstract: In modern business environments, an effective supply chain
management (SCM) is crucial to business continuity. Competition
between supply chains (SC) has replaced the traditional competition
between companies. Lean, Agile, Resilient and Green (LARG) paradigms
are advocated as the foundation of a competitive SCM. To make
a supply chain more competitive, capable of responding to the demands
of customers with agility and capable of responding effectively to
unexpected disturbance, in conjugation with environmental
responsibilities and the necessity to eliminate processes that add no
value, companies must implement a set of LARG SCM practices and key
performance indicators (KPI) to measure their influence on the SC
performance. However, the selection of the best LARG SCM practices and
KPIs is a complex problem, involving dependencies and feedbacks. This
paper proposes an integrated LARG analytic network process (ANP)
model to support decision-making in choosing the most appropriate
practices and KPIs to be implemented by companies in an SC. To validate
the model in an exploratory approach, a case study in an
automaker supply chain is presented. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]
URL: http://goo.gl/cfepsG
A Green Supply Chain Design with Product Life Cycle Considerations
Abstract: Due to rising consciousness in recent decades about
environmental protection, many issues related to green supply chain
management have been discussed by businesses and governments at all
levels. Different from traditional supply chain management, green supply
chain management concerns itself with environmental impacts and
material utilization issues, which make the selection of
the supply chain actors a more complicated decision than usual.
However, the procedure of selecting the supply chain actors is strongly
guided by the product life cycle. This article emphasizes the importance
of taking into account the product life cycle in a green supply chain design
and suggests a way to do so.
URL: http://goo.gl/Q2NDa4
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A Comparative Study of Green Supply Chain Management Practices in Indian, Japanese and Chinese Companies
Abstract: This paper aims to introduce and compare the
environmental issue, Green Supply Chain Management (GSCM) and
its practice in large companies of India, Japan and China by examining
121 Indian organizations for their involvement in GSCM.
Along with this, performance improvement in terms of GSCM for
Indian companies relative to Japanese and Chinese companies is also
analyzed. The paper focuses on various GSCM factors like internal
environmental management, green purchasing, customer
cooperation with environmental considerations, eco design and
investment recovery, and company performance in terms of
environmental performance, operational performance, and financial
performance.
The comparative analysis reveals that Indian organizations fare quite
well in implementing GSCM. In segments like internal
environmental management and investment recovery,
Indian companies have made significant improvement. Further, Indian
organizations perform consistently well even at initial stages of GSCM
implementation.
The analysis also reveals that GSCM efforts have resulted in
significant environmental and operational performance and moderate
financial performance for Indian organizations.
In short, India is doing better than China, and relative to Japanese
companies, Indian organizations are competing in some segments
while lagging behind in others
URL: http://goo.gl/xKCwXy
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Green supply chain management in local and multinational high-tech companies located in Brazil
Abstract: The objective of this article is to analyse how green supply chain
management (GSCM) practices are being adopted by some high-tech
companies located in Brazil.
The research was conducted using the case study approach, focusing on
eight companies that are representative of this sector. The main results
are: (a) the most adopted GSCM practices in the studied high-tech
companies located in Brazil are internal environmental management,
investment recovery and reverse logistics and (b) Brazilian environmental
legislation and international policies are very important in driving the
adoption of GSCM practices. The internationalisation of companies was
also found to be a variable that interferes with the adoption of GSCM
practices. This is one of the first studies that examine the relationship
between GSCM and the internationalisation of companies located in
Brazil.
URL: http://goo.gl/gpu4sB
Green Supply Chain Management Initiatives by IT Companies in India
Abstract: Green Supply Chain Management (GrSCM), which integrates
environmental thinking right from conceptualization and management of
production, distribution and consumption to end-of-life management of
the product, has become a growing concern for Indian industries. One of
the most polluting industries, the Information Technology (IT) is
generating alarming magnitude of e-waste which involves social and
environmental hazards. This research paper uses the case study
approach to explore the green initiatives followed by the three major
Indian IT companies to manage their supply chain. The study summarizes
the steps taken by these companies with respect
to green manufacturing, green procurement, green packaging, recycling
and e-waste management, that have helped them to make
their supply chains more cost efficient as well as environment-friendly.
These green initiatives by the companies also distinguish them from their
competitors and help them to improve their brand image. The paper also
identifies some of the major challenges to the effective implementation of
rules by the government and desired outcome of the green initiatives.
URL: http://goo.gl/9xYXp0
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Designing the Green Supply Chain Performance Optimisation Model Abstract: There is a growing concern that business enterprises and
their supply chains focus on economic activities while ignoring their
impact on the environment.
An attempt is made here to develop a green supply chain to address
this concern. With the objectives of achieving economic growth and
environmental protection, the paper develops a green supply chain
performance measures and proposes a partner selection and flow
allocation decision making model.
An integrated methodology of structural equation modeling (SEM),
analytical hierarchy process (AHP), and multi objective linear
programming (MOLP), has been applied to the proposed model. To
assess green performance of a supply chain, a scale is developed that
includes qualitative as well as quantitative measures. Using the scale
and the survey data of 278 business organizations from Indian apparel
industry supply chain network, the SEM model is developed to
estimate the weights of the green constructs and their measures.
Based on the measures, relative scores of different supply chain
alternatives (i.e. suppliers, manufacturing plants, distribution and
logistics) are calculated by the AHP.
The weights estimated by the SEM approach are combined with AHP
relative scores to obtain weighted relative scores of different available
alternatives. These weighted relative scores are then used in MOLP
problem formulation for partner selection and flow allocation decision
making.
To illustrate the use of the optimization model, real-time data from an
apparel manufacturer are presented.
URL: http://goo.gl/0lpjAh
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Green supply chain management: A case study in power engineering industry in Malaysia
Auteur : AMIRVAGHEFI Seyed Mojtaba Éditeur : Wiley-ISTE Langue : Anglais ISBN : 9783659494963
Résumé Legislation, regulations and awareness from end consumers on the environment have been reviewed over the past years to fit the current environmental concerns. This matter has created a new pressure on enterprises and their environmental performance. International standards and agreements also affect the efforts made in the supply chain or production process. Although past researches related to green supply chain management are relatively well developed, but literatures in the area of power engineering is rare and hard to come by .The main objective of this research is to observe the specific practices of green supply chain management(GSCM) implementation in power engineering industry in Malaysia , and estimate the level of adoption of each practice , and also explore the effect of these practices in terms of economic , and environmental advantages which they may provide.
Environmental Management: Readings and Cases Auteur : RUSSOG Michael V.
Éditeur : : SAGE Publications Langue : Anglais ISBN : 9781412958493
Résumé Increased concern about the natural environment has led to an urgent call for organizations to take action toward environmental stewardship. This Second Edition of the groundbreaking Environmental Management: Readings and Cases will inspire readers to find creative solutions to the challenges of maintaining sustainable enterprise while restoring our ecological community. Featuring a highly esteemed group of contributors with content from premier journals ―including Harvard Business Review –this comprehensive reader fills a major gap in the teaching of business and the environment.
Supply Chain Management: Fundamentals, Strategy, Analytics & Planning for Supply Chain & Logistics Management
Auteur : ZIDAN Khalid Éditeur : CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform Langue : Anglais ISBN : 9781533457868
Résumé The difference in the modern era is not that supply chains have been invented but that they have become a much more complicated proposition, given the expansion of the international economy that’s been made possible by the rise of the internet and globalization. Whereas in the past businesses worked with mainly local or regional suppliers and factories, the door is now opened for a company in the United States to own a factory in India and a warehouse in Japan—all without having ever stepped foot outside their city. The customer end of the supply chain has been similarly opened up. Shopping on the internet allows anyone, anywhere to find and buy from your company—a double-edged sword that lets you expand your reach even as a small business but also increases the competition presented by other small businesses everywhere in the world.
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