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Mapping of Critical Success Factors for Sustainable Supply Chain Performance System

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Optimization Methods in Engineering

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Improving profits while not practicing detrimental environmental activities has always been a conflict of interest faced by many companies. Economic, social and environmental factors can be improved simultaneously by using the concept of sustainability. Factors which affect the sustainable supply chain management were studied keeping in mind the customer requirements, which ultimately translated into improved performance of the companies. The proposed approach was applied to a case study involving Indian automobile industries situated near around Delhi region, India. The factors in the automobile supply chain were found and examined using ISM methodology. Contextual relationships among the driving factors were formulated, and a hierarchy of these factors was developed. The factors’ driving and dependence power were visually presented by making use of MICMAC analysis. ‘Government rules and regulations’ was identified as the key factor for improving the sustainability of the supply chain, while ‘low energy building’ and ‘postponement and customization’ were highly dependent in nature.

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Kumar, D., Shuaib, M., Tyagi, M., Walia, R.S., Singh, P. (2021). Mapping of Critical Success Factors for Sustainable Supply Chain Performance System. In: Tyagi, M., Sachdeva, A., Sharma, V. (eds) Optimization Methods in Engineering. Lecture Notes on Multidisciplinary Industrial Engineering. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-4550-4_3

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