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A Comprehensive Exploration of Chemical Inventory: Multifaceted Challenges and Profound Insights
Full text linkThis paper provides a comprehensive exploration of the multifaceted challenges and profound insights associated with chemical inventory. It highlights the critical findings and contributions in the areas of safety, efficiency, and compliance within chemical inventory facilities. By emphasizing the importance of robust risk assessments, implementation of safety measures, adherence to regulatory frameworks, and development of comprehensive emergency response plans, this paper aims to foster safer, more efficient, and compliant chemical inventory environments. Drawing attention to the tragic Beirut port explosion in 2020, this paper underscores the urgent need to address the challenges inherent in chemical inventory and presents valuable insights to mitigate potential hazards
An Information Operational Model for Tourism Management in Thai Supply Chain
Full text linkThe purpose of this research were to develop an information operational model for tourism management in Thai supply chain and to assess an information operational model for tourism management in Thai supply chain. The research methodology was divided into three step namely study researches relevant to the elements of an information operational model for tourism management in Thai supply chain and developing the examined in terms of its quality by ten expert include data were analysed by mean, standard deviation .The research found there were five type of an information operational model for tourism management in Thai supply chain namely Main element , Suppliers, Tours Operator, Agents and Customers. The results from experts have evaluated the model is high level of appropriateness and can develop information system the tasks
Inherent Relationship Between Transport Costing and Organizational Competitiveness: A Case of the Road Freight Sector in Zimbabwe
Full text linkThe main aim of road freight transport is transporting of goods by road. It is the most developed area of transport. The advantage of road transport is the direct transport from the sender to the recipient, faster, easier transportation resulting from technology, availability and operability. The disadvantages of this type of transport are traffic intensity dependence on the state network of road infrastructure and negative impact on the environment. The significance of calculation in transport is so important. It helps carriers to inform on the efficiency and profitability of the services provided, also in allocation of pricing services for budgetary purposes, but also for reducing of cost. This study interrogated the inherent relationship between transport costing and organizational competitiveness in the Zimbabwe Road Freight Sector. The study was prompted by an observation that most road freight companies collapsed before even they reach the five-year mark of trading. Literature is awash with transport costing models and there seemed to be a disparity in the conceptualization and application of these to real business scenarios. That led to the use of somewhat firefighting costing strategies with no meaning results. This was a quantitative study of road freight transport sector across Zimbabwe with a population of 1256 registered companies and a randomly picked sample size of 384. A total of 384 questionnaires were distributed and 291 were retrieved giving a response rate of 75.6%. study found out that the idea of transport costing was alien in the minds of many operators and managers as they used borrowed rates from competitors to price their own services without looking at the cost build up to the rate. This led to unprofitable operations. The study findings established that transport costing has a positive effect on organizational competitiveness. The study recommends training and development into transport costing and inclusion of this concept as a stand-alone module in Zimbabwean Education curriculum
Digital System for Vaccines Management in Thai Supply Chain
Full text linkAn article about digital System for vaccines management in Thai supply chain aim to present for vaccines management in Thailand for better effective The vaccines management needs need to be injected boost immunity . The processes consisted of Seller, Manufacture , Distribution, Customers and Satisfaction, All component connect with digital technology in the Thailand with the supply chain. This truly added the immunity in Thailand .The supply chain and information system may be appropriately applied in actual work settings
Improving Supply Chain Performance of a Start-Up Company: A Case Study of Avakino Limited
Full text linkEffective supply chain management is critical for the success of a business, ensuring efficient and cost-effective delivery of products and services while minimizing risks and enhancing the customer experience. This paper presents a case study on Avakino Ltd's supply chain management, analyzing its nature, challenges, and proposed recommendations. The study reveals that Avakino Ltd has an agile and global supply chain, sourcing products from low-cost suppliers in Asia and Africa. However, the company faces challenges due to unreliable suppliers, low production capacity, and supply chain inefficiencies, hindering its aim of providing fast and high-quality products to customers. To address these issues, the study proposes a relationship-building strategy between Avakino Ltd and its suppliers, through long-term contracts, improved communication, and developing low production capacity suppliers through sourcing reliable Tier 2 suppliers. Implementing these recommendations can help Avakino Ltd maintain its competitive advantage and achieve its goal of delivering timely, affordable, and high-quality products to its customers
Supply Chain Management Model in Digital for Supervision Management in Cooperative Educationin the Universities
Full text linkSupply chain management model in digital for supervision management in a cooperative education in the universities is composed of six elements namely main elements suppliers, manufacturer, Education customers, Consumers Satisfaction and Return. The objective of this research is to develop and to evaluate an appropriate about Supply chain management model in digital for supervision management in a cooperative education in the universities A sample consisted of ten experts in supply chain. Data analysis was the average mean and standard deviation. The results from ten experts agreement of about Supply chain management model in digital for supervision management in a cooperative education in the universities was a high level which means that model can develop digital for supervision management in a cooperative education
Conceptual Framework of an Information for Emergency Management for Higher Education in Thai Supply Chain
Full text linkThe objective of research were to develop conceptual framework of an information for emergency management for higher education in Thai supply chain and to evaluate conceptual framework of an information for emergency management for higher education in Thai supply chain. The research sample totalling ten experts consisted of five experts on supply chain , five experts on information system. All of expert must have educational qualification at the doctoral degree level, and must have more than more than four years of work experience The research tool was questionnaire assessing the suitability about conceptual framework of an information for emergency management for higher education in Thai supply chain comprises five elements namely main components suppliers, University, Good service and security, Customers. The data analysed by using arithmetic mean and standard deviation. The assessment about conceptual framework of an information for emergency management for higher education in Thai supply chain using Black-Box technique. The overall model evaluation result was validated at a “Good” level, suggesting that conceptual framework of an information for emergency management for higher education in Thai supply chain aims to support sustainable information system development
Digital Supply Chain Model for the Cargos Maritime Transport Management in Thailand
Full text linkThe aim of this paper is to study and to assess digital supply chain model for the cargos maritime transport management in Thailand. A samples are ten experts in the field of information and supply chain. The data is analysed by means and standardized deviations. The paper consists of seven elements namely main elements Shipper, Port Operator, Freight forwarders , Suppliers ,Customers and Satisfaction. The assessment about digital model in supply chain for the cargos maritime transport management in Thailand using Black-Box technique. The research findings revealed that digital model in supply chain for the cargos maritime transport management in Thailand is appropriate at the high level , the ten experts agreed
Digital model for Sugarcane Production for the Factory in Thai Supply Chain
Full text linkThe paper aimed to study and to assess digital model for sugarcane production for the factory in Thai supply chain . The samples are ten experts in the field of information and supply chain. The data is analysed by means and standardized deviations. The research about digital model for sugarcane production for the factory in Thai supply chain consists of eight elements namely main components Suppliers , Factory (Manufacture) Distribution Wholesaler Consumers and Satisfaction. The assessment about digital model for sugarcane production for the factory in Thai supply chain using Black-Box technique. The research findings revealed that digital model for sugarcane production for the factory in Thai supply chain is appropriate at the high level and can be applied in support the tasks
Deployment Strategies of EV School Buses with Vehicle to Grid (V2G) in the US School System
Full text linkGovernments across the world are pushing for speedier adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) in order to meet their target for transition to a greener and cleaner environment that has low or zero carbon emission. Transportation being one of the major contributors to environmental pollution because of incessant burning of fossil fuels. EVs are being considered to be the best possible solution to alleviate vehicular pollution. However, proliferation of EVs create additional burden on the power grids. The consumption of electrical power is steadily rising because of even-growing population and the demand is particularly higher during summer months due to higher use of air conditioners. To ease this pressure on the grid the novel vehicle-to-grid or V2G technology is being employed whereby idle electric vehicles can be put to use as giant batteries that can send power back to the grid to supplement its output. With the wide scale adoption of electrical buses is schools this turns out to be a feasible option. Battery driven school buses are best suited for this. These vehicles remain idle for major portion of the day and also during summer months and can be effectively utilized for generating electricity using their batteries. However, there are challenges involved in the implementation of this strategy. Besides lack of charging infrastructure and limited knowledge of owners about the nature and benefits of the implementation there are also problems of rapid battery degradation, lack of control on the vehicle and the process and high costs involved. Nevertheless, using literature review this article explains the rationale behind adoption of the technology and highlights, the strategies that can be adopted to effectively exploit this novel technology to make the most out of idle electric school buses to support public utilities. To an extent electric school buses and the v2g technology can be potentially helpful for stabilizing supply of electricity during peak hours and improve efficiency of supply chain management of several industries including the power sector