绿色供应链管理——我国纺织企业可持续发展的新思考

随着环境问题的广受关注和工业生态化过程的不断推进,绿色供应链管理日益成为供应链管理的新趋势,它为全球企业实现经济效益和社会效益的协调发展提供了一个有效的管理模式.本文首先对绿色供应链的概念和特点进行了探时,然后论证了其对我国纺织业的意义,进而对绿色供应链的一个核心内容--生态型供应商管理进行了介绍,旨在为我国纺织企业实施绿色供应链管理和推进我国纺织工业的可持续发展提供有益参考.     

关于我国纺织服装企业供应链管理的战略思考

<正> 长久以来,纺织服装企业一直为高昂的运营成本、运输费用、存储费用、供应渠道的意外风险及资金积压等问题而烦恼,而解决这一问题的关键就是供应链管理(SCM)。 供应链管理的基本思想是用系统的方法来管理始于原材料的供应商,经由工厂和仓库、止于最终顾客的信息流、物流和服务流,     

现代企业绿色供应链管理研究

随着社会的发展，环境问题越来越受到人们的关注，迫于公众、法律和环境标准的压力，企业在谋求经济效益的同时，必须关注环境问题。探讨和研究绿色供应链管理相关理论，对于我国企业实施绿色供应链管理实现企业及社会的可持续发展战略具有十分重要的意义。     

建筑企业实施供应链管理的关键因素

首先介绍了建筑企业实施供应链管理的必要性，然后分析了建筑供应链的特征，在此基础上论述了建筑企业实施供应链管理的九个关键成功因素，从而为建筑企业有效实施供应链管理提供依据。     

我国企业实施绿色管理的思考

环境是人类永恒的主题。随着全球生态环境恶化和环保呼声的高涨,保护环境已经成为世界经济发展的重要课题之一。在这一背景下,造就了一个全球性的庞大绿色市场,并由此引出了一种崭新的管理思想———“绿色管理”。所谓绿色管理,是指企业根据社会经济可持续发展的要求,把生态环境保护观念融入现代企业的生产经营管理之中,从企业经营管理的各个环节着手来控制污染与节约资源,以实现企业的可持续发展,达到企业经济效益、社会效益、环境效益的有机统一。绿色管理是环境管理的高级阶段。人类在环境管理方面大致经历了自然净化阶段(20世纪初以前)…     

推行ISO14000环境管理体系标准创建绿色施工企业

中国是一个发展中国家，面临着发展经济和保护环境是双重任务，在全面推进现代化建设的过程中，从国情出发，把环境保护作为一项基本国策，把实现可持续发展作为一个重大战略，而企业必须责无旁贷的参与到整治环境的社会行为当中，建立实施和保持环境管理体系保证标准，将企业的经济效益、社会效益和环境效益紧密结合起来，实现环境绩效的持续改进，为环境保护工作做出贡献。     

供应链管理思想在纺织企业改造中的应用

<正>随着经济全球化和知识经济时代的到来,供应链管理作为一种新的管理理念和模式,近年来在国内外逐渐受到重视,并已在国内外一些制造     

提高企业竞争力的新方法：供应链管理

在市场竞争日益激烈 ,消费者需求日益多元化的时代 ,我国企业经营面临着巨大的挑战 ,针对我国企业大面积亏损、商业信用缺乏、有效需求不足、市场信息传递缓慢的现状 ,要想加快企业改革、推动技术进步的步伐 ,除了实现政企分开 ,加强企业内部管理 ,还必须通过联合、优势互补 ,实现规模经济。而在竞争、合作、动态的市场环境中要建立经济战略伙伴关系就必须运用新型的管理思想与方法——供应链管理 ,从产、购、销的全过程全盘统筹 ,才能建立供应商、制造商、销售商的经济实体 ,构成快速响应市场变化的动态供需网络。一、供应链管理逻辑思想所…     

基于绿色供应链管理的持续竞争优势分析

一、绿色供应链管理 绿色供应链管理是一个内涵非常广的术语,目前,对绿色供应链管理国内外还没有公认、权威的概念。在美国国家科学基金（NSF）的支持下,密歇根州州立大学的制造研究协会于1996年首次提出了绿色供应链的概念,认为绿色供应链是环境意识、资源能源的有效利用和供应链的各个环节的交叉融合,是实现绿色制造和企业可持续发展的重要手段。其目的是使整个供应链的资源利用效率最高,对环境的负面影响最小。     

绿色管理：发展我国纺织服装业的新课题

21世纪是“绿色”的世纪,绿色产品、绿色消费将主导世界纺织品和服装消费的新潮流。绿色壁垒将成为国际纺织品和服装贸易中新的贸易保护网。我国纺织服装企业要想在未来世界市场中处于不败之地,就必须加快实施绿色管理的步伐。实施绿色管理成为亟待研究的一个新课题。     

Green marketing and its impact on supply chain management in industrial markets

Green marketing and green supply chain have been drawing the attention of both academics and practitioners in the recent decade. However, no holistic framework has been developed on how to build green industrial brands and industrial corporate brands. Whether or not sustainable/green supply chains can be integrated with green industrial marketing in building greener organizations and industrial brands is still unclear. In addition, little is known on the factors on green new industrial product development or how green new industrial products are adopted by organizations. Furthermore, we know little of whether and how green supply chain enables green new industrial product development. This special issue aims at reflecting the most recent advances on green industrial marketing, green/sustainable supply chains and their interplay in green industrial branding, and to explore future research directions. The guest editors hope that the solicited papers can provide insights on the impacts of sustainable or green supply chains on marketing theory in industrial and business-to-business markets.     

Supply management and e-procurement: creating value added in the supply chain

The increasing emphasis on supply chain management is creating a greater focus on the supply management link in the supply chain. This focus will become even more intense as firms continue to adopt e-procurement strategies to leverage the competitive advantages of the Internet. Supply managers need to understand the impact of technology and gain competency in making a business case for e-procurement. The implications are profound for the industrial marketer.     

Internet impacts on supply chain management

The traditional way of managing supply chains has changed dramatically over the last 5 years. Face-to-face management, manual tracking systems, paper-dominated order processing systems, and wired communication links were the primary management tools available to logistics managers. Today, they are obsolete. The article provides an overview of some of the new tools and trends discussed in this issue, including website structure, e-purchasing, electronic marketplaces, building vendor relationships, and the use of the Internet in managing supply chains in China.     

Robust supply chain management

Faced with uncertainty, researchers have explored concepts such as robustness, flexibility, information structure, options, and market power for supply chain management. Despite many influential findings, such as the presence of the bullwhip effect and channel power, the literature in supply chain management is a bit confusing with regard to these concepts, including how they are related to each other. In light of this, we discuss the meaning of the terms in a supply chain management context. We indicate what questions are at stake and some pitfalls to be aware of if the phenomenon we are concerned about is affected by strategic players. This paper is modelling focused.     

Demand chain management-integrating marketing and supply chain management

This paper endorses demand chain management as a new business model aimed at creating value in today's marketplace, and combining the strengths of marketing and supply chain competencies. Demand chain design is based on a thorough market understanding and has to be managed in such a way as to effectively meet differing customer needs. Based on a literature review as well as the findings from a co-development workshop and focus group discussions with marketing and supply chain professionals, a conceptual foundation for demand chain management is proposed. Demand chain management involves (1) managing the integration between demand and supply processes; (2) managing the structure between the integrated processes and customer segments and (3) managing the working relationships between marketing and supply chain management. Propositions for the role of marketing within demand chain management and implications for further research in marketing are derived.     

The intersection of strategic management and supply chain management

Strategic management and supply chain management (SCM) have overlapping interests, yet there has been little exchange between them. We examine areas of overlap and suggest how insights from each field can complement and support the other. Specifically, several of strategic management's theories and its emphasis on explaining firm profits should be useful to SCM. SCM offers to strategic management a new level of analysis and possibly a new type of organization. Overall, we argue that increased interaction between these important areas will benefit knowledge development in both and thereby enhance organizations' ability to meet their goals.     

Decision models in global supply chain management

Integrative decision making is key to effective supply chain management (SCM). This article examines five illustrative supply chain decision models that demonstrate the importance of integrating the decisions across the supply chain. The models that are discussed illustrate the diversity of analytical approaches and their usefulness in managing global supply chain issues. The paper identifies potential areas of additional research where analytical modeling can generate useful insights. The paper also presents a short categorization of decision models from literature.     

Supply chain cost management and value-based pricing

Continued deflationary trends in many markets around the world are creating greater pressure for cost reduction in order that margins can be maintained. Customers and consumers are increasingly value driven and consequently less brand or supplier loyal. In this challenging world, there is a growing recognition that creative pricing strategies combined with effective supply chain management provide opportunities for significant cost reduction and increased profits. This paper presents evidence to support this viewpoint and suggests an approach to supply chain alignment that can enable cost reduction opportunities to be identified and higher profits to be achieved through collaborative strategies.     

建筑企业供应链管理中的不确定性研究

对建筑企业供应链管理中的不确定性因素进行了详细的剖析，分析了它们对建筑企业供应链管理的影响，并深入探讨了降低建筑企业供应链管理中不确定性影响的措施。     

Moderating the impact of global sourcing on inventories through supply chain management

In recent years, companies have paid growing attention to supply chain management at a global level. With regard to the upstream part of the supply chain, the need for better suppliers, the research into specific competences and concerns related to international competition have forced companies to improve their ability to cope with suppliers located in different countries around the world. The literature suggests that the geographical distance of suppliers should create higher inventory levels primarily because of longer and more uncertain lead times. However, as this paper aims to demonstrate, companies can limit this effect by means of specific investments in the supply chain and in their relationships with suppliers. The empirical analysis is based on data from the last edition of the International Manufacturing Strategy Survey (IMSS). The results show that companies performing global sourcing have invested in supply chain management (SCM) and that this has been helpful in keeping their inventories under control.