Pemodelan Manajemen Rantai Pasok Hijau Pada Industri Suku Cadang Otomotif Dengan Pendekatan ISM
Keywords:
design MRPH, ISM approach, industry spare partsAbstract
Environmentally and sustainable industrial development has been the concern of many parties, appearing a new concept called a green supply chain. Companies are becoming more interested in implementing sustainable methods, including changes in purchasing, materials management, work practices, and waste management. This approach has led many companies to implement green supply chain management to build a environmentally friendly production systems, competitive advantage, and earn higher profits. This study aimed to establish the design of green supply chain management in the automotive spare parts industry. For this purpose, this study a survey involving 54 companies located in Bandung, West Java. In addition, this research has also conducted interviews with a group of experts (two academics and three industry practitioners). The approach used in this study is the ISM. The results showed that out of nine elements MRPH, three elements can be grouped into independent activity elements, one element of linkage, and the five elements dependent. The implications of these results allowed the company to develop a system of environmentally sustainable industry while providing economic benefits.
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