A cyclic and holistic methodology to exploit the Supply Chain Digital Twin concept towards a more resilient and sustainable future

IF 6.9 Q1 OPERATIONS RESEARCH & MANAGEMENT SCIENCE
Antonio Cimino , Francesco Longo , Giovanni Mirabelli , Vittorio Solina
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Abstract

Recent major disruptions such as natural disasters, geopolitical tensions, Covid-19 pandemic have led supply chain managers to rethink strategies for achieving significant levels of sustainability and resilience. At the same time, new digital technologies are offering significant opportunities to increase company performance, while maintaining a high level of customer service. In this challenging context, the Supply Chain Digital Twin (SCDT) represents an emerging and promising concept, which deserves to be explored. In this paper, a holistic and cyclical methodology, based on simulation, is proposed to enable and exploit the SCDT Paradigm, with the main aim to increase sustainability and resilience of the chains. The proposed methodology is successfully tested and validated on a real case study in the agri-food sector, through the use of the anyLogistix software. The results return valuable information on the level of resilience of the supply chain in the face of any considered disruption and provide useful managerial insights on the actions to be taken to improve some performance indicators.

利用供应链数字孪生概念的循环和整体方法,实现更具复原力和可持续性的未来
近期发生的自然灾害、地缘政治紧张局势、Covid-19 大流行病等重大破坏事件,促使供应链管理者重新思考实现可持续发展和复原能力的战略。与此同时,新的数字技术为提高公司业绩,同时保持高水平的客户服务提供了重要机遇。在这一充满挑战的背景下,供应链数字孪生(SCDT)代表了一个新兴而有前途的概念,值得我们去探索。本文提出了一种基于模拟的整体循环方法,以支持和利用 SCDT 范式,主要目的是提高供应链的可持续性和复原力。通过使用 anyLogistix 软件,在农业食品行业的实际案例研究中成功测试和验证了所提出的方法。研究结果提供了关于供应链在面对任何考虑到的干扰时的恢复力水平的宝贵信息,并就为改善某些绩效指标而应采取的行动提供了有用的管理见解。
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