A Study of Supplier Evaluation with Reference to capacity utilization, inventory, logistics and Communication (With reference to Auto Component Industry)

Journal Title: International Journal of Engineering and Science Invention - Year 2018, Vol 7, Issue 5

Abstract

With the rapid growth of technologies, our economic society and life are changing significantly in the 21th century. The way to capture their competitive advantage has become the most important issue for enterprises in the rapidly changing and uncertain business environments. Many researchers have pointed out that the adoption of technology is the most important tool for enterprises to keep their competitive advantage. The survival of an enterprise in the age of knowledge-based economy depends on how to improve their technological capability. In this sense, firms should develop adequate methodologies, in order to adopt, in a successful way, new technologies in the logistics field, and also to integrate logistics into the corporate strategy for becoming even more competitive. Growing number of firms are under pressure from their partners to change their traditional management style, both operationally and organizationally, replacing them with integrated systems that help increase the speed and fluidity of physical and information flows. In order to reach this kind of integration they are investing on new Information and Communication Technologies (ICT). Nowadays, as regards the data acquisition technologies, the firms usually deal with a large amount of goods and data which means that data collection and exchange are critical for logistics information management and control. Good quality in data acquisition can help firms deliver customers' goods more accurately and efficiently. The researcher had probed into the areas of capacity utilization, logistic and communication for which the researcher had prepared a structured questionnaire. The researcher had targeted only tier –I suppliers who directly supply to OEM’s and the sample of 44 tier-I suppliers was taken for the survey.

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Dr. Dattatry Ramchandra Mane

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Dr. Dattatry Ramchandra Mane (2018). A Study of Supplier Evaluation with Reference to capacity utilization, inventory, logistics and Communication (With reference to Auto Component Industry). International Journal of Engineering and Science Invention, 7(5), 6-13. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-396998