优先考虑物联网驱动的仓储初创企业的评估标准:食品供应链中无组织部门的一线希望

R. Vedapradha, Deepika Joshi, R. Hariharan
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目的本研究旨在实现两个研究目标:首先,权衡仓储初创企业采用物联网的标准;其次,根据仓储初创企业采用物联网所带来的效益对其进行排名,以满足食品供应链中无组织部门的需求。设计/方法/途径应用了多标准决策技术中的层次分析法(AHP)和复杂比例评估法(COPRAS)。AHP 采用成对比较法确定各种标准的权重,COPRAS 技术则根据绩效指标对 10 家仓储初创企业进行排名。研究在班加罗尔的仓储初创企业中进行,班加罗尔是食品仓储初创企业的聚集地。研究结果研究的重要发现表明,这些食品仓储初创企业在采用物联网技术后,在提高效率方面提高了生产率。在使用 AHP 和 COPRAS 技术进行评估时,综合结果显示 WH5 是表现最好的仓库初创企业,而 WH10 则是表现最差的仓库初创企业。原创性/价值尽管有关食品供应链的研究成果不胜枚举,但有关仓库初创企业物联网的研究却十分有限。利用 AHP-COPRAS 方法对与物联网相结合的 10 家食品仓储初创企业进行排名是这项工作的新颖之处。
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Prioritizing evaluation criteria of IoT-driven warehousing startups: a silver lining to the unorganized sector in food supply chain
PurposeThis research is designed to meet two research objectives: firstly, to weigh up the criteria of Internet of Things (IoT) adoption in warehousing startups; secondly, to rank warehousing startups on the basis of benefits they derive from IoT adoption catering to an unorganized sector in the food supply chain.Design/methodology/approachA blend of analytic hierarchy process (AHP) and complex proportional assessment (COPRAS) methods of multi-criteria decision-making techniques were applied. AHP determined the weights of various criteria using pairwise comparison, and COPRAS technique ranked the 10 warehousing startups on account of performance indicators. The study has been conducted at the warehousing startups of Bangalore, a hub of food warehousing startups.FindingsThe critical findings of the study revealed that these food warehouse startups attain improved productivity in terms of enhancing efficiency when implemented with IoT adoption. When evaluated using both AHP and COPRAS techniques, the combined results show WH5 as the best performing and WH10 as the least performing warehouse startups.Practical implicationsWarehouses that are embarking on their business opportunity in food storage can strategize to leverage the benefits of IoT in terms of food safety and security, capacity planning, layout design, space utilization and resilience.Originality/valueDespite the numerous research works on food supply chain, the research on IoT in warehousing startups is limited. The rankings for the 10 food warehousing startups integrated with IoT using AHP-COPRAS approaches are the novelty of this work.
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