Supporting Logistics Management to Anticipate Covid 19 Using the “Retail Direct Order” Concept

Q2 Social Sciences

Australian Journal of Telecommunications and the Digital Economy Pub Date : 2022-09-26 DOI:10.18080/jtde.v10n3.519

P. Purwadi, Syahruddin Y., Z. Ilmi, Alexander Sampeliling

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Abstract

The Covid-19 that has hit the world since the end of 2019 has had a considerable impact on the Indonesian economy, especially on business people. This paper considers how businesses in Indonesia could benefit from implementing a Retail Direct Order (RDO) process to respond to social changes, particularly restrictions on movement, brought about by the pandemic. The paper first reviews the literature on supply chain management and logistics and the effects on them due to greater digitization of businesses, operational automation and globalization. It then proposes how RDO can assist businesses in Indonesia – especially department stores, supermarkets, convenience stores, and non-store retailers – to adapt to the new business environment. One benefit of properly managed RDO is to reduce panic buying by supporting a more dependable supply of goods.

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利用“零售直购”概念支持物流管理应对2019冠状病毒病

2019年底以来席卷全球的新冠肺炎疫情对印尼经济，特别是对商界人士产生了相当大的影响。本文考虑了印度尼西亚的企业如何从实施零售直接订购(RDO)流程中受益，以应对疫情带来的社会变化，特别是对行动的限制。本文首先回顾了供应链管理和物流方面的文献，以及企业数字化、运营自动化和全球化对供应链管理和物流的影响。然后，它提出了RDO如何帮助印度尼西亚的企业——特别是百货公司、超市、便利店和非商店零售商——适应新的商业环境。妥善管理RDO的一个好处是通过支持更可靠的商品供应来减少恐慌性购买。

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Australian Journal of Telecommunications and the Digital Economy Social Sciences-Communication

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