Impact Assessment of SCM Practices on the Operational Performance in Indian Automobile Industry. A Study Paperback 3346422208 9783346422200 Jagdeep Singh

This is a Brand New book in excellent condition. Format: Paperback Author: Jagdeep Singh ISBN10: 3346422208 ISBN13: 9783346422200 Doctoral Thesis / Dissertation from the year 2020 in the subject Business economics - Business Management Corporate Governance grade: 75.00 course: Doctor of Philosophy language: English abstract: In this research SCM practices in automobile industry in India were a descriptive cum analytical research. It needs an understandable specification of who automobile companies in India what SCM practices - SRM CRM LM and ICT when until year 2019 why found gaps and way survey- questionnaire F2F Interview through email of the research. The figure-50 has shown the brief research design of the study. During the literature review it was found that Indian automobile companies were not able to minimize their supply chain cost effectively efficiently and there were gaps in expectations agreement and perception adoption level of SCM practice. To understand and analyses these gaps this research was carried out. Indian automotive industry Both automobile components contributes almost 7.5% of total GDP and one of the biggest job creator sectors directly or indirectly. India is gradually taking the lead and growing its global competition. India is lagging behind in terms of commercial vehicle production if we compare it globally therefore it needs more focus collaborations and investment to catch up the market share at global space. SCM contributes to overall value creation for any organization including automobile and hence firms are focusing on strengthening their supply chains more efficient and competitive. Current supply chains are facing multiple disruptions like Covid-19 pandemic technological disruptions like 3D Printing IoT AI/machine learning internet things such as movable machine robots for warehouse operation etc. and challenges such as visibility cost reduction innovation supplier relationship customer relationship risk management security safety in logistics ICT infrastructure and customer expectations.