Industrial Management Studies

Analyzing the drivers of the Smart sustainable circular supply chain using the combined methods of Dematel and adversarial interpretative structural modeling

Document Type : Research Paper

Authors

salim karimi takalo 1
Hamid Sharifi 2
ehsan bakhshi khorde blagh 3

1 Vali-e-Asr University of Rafsanjan

2 faculty member

3 master student

https://doi.org/10.22054/jims.2024.77945.2899
Abstract
The purpose of this research was to identify and analyze the drivers of the smart sustainable circular supply chain. Twelve samples were selected by the snowball method from among industry experts in the edible oil sector. Drivers were finalized with expert opinions and analyzed using the DEMATEL and AISM methods. The results showed that organizational competence and human resource competence are the most effective drivers, while economic sustainability and environmental sustainability drivers have the highest levels of effectiveness compared to other drivers. According to the results of the research, officials in the edible oil industry should pay special attention to organizational competence to advance towards a sustainable and smart circular supply chain, as this driver has the greatest impact compared to others.
 

Keywords

Supply chain
circular supply chain
sustainable supply chain
sustainable smart
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Industrial Management Studies
Volume 22, Issue 73
Summer 2024
Pages 241-285

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