Quantitative Analysis Ofgrowth Opportunities and Profitability ofindustrial organizationswithregardtothe selection criteriaof suppliersin the supply chainresilience

Subject Areas : Business Management

Hamid Shahbandarzadeh ¹ , Mohammad Hossein Kabgani ²

1 - Associate Prof,Faculty of Humanities,Persian Gulf University,Bushehr,Iran
2 - Instructor.Faculty of Humanities, Persian Gulf University, Bushehr, Iran

Received: 2016-10-14 Accepted : 2017-04-08 Published : 2017-08-23

Keywords: Fuzzy, resiliency, Supply Chain, Mathematical Modeling, Nonlinear,

Abstract :

Nowadays, Lean, resilientandgreen approachesas the paradigmofsupply chain allow theorg anization stooperatecompetitivelyin themarket.Resilience, isthe ability ofthe system toreturntoits original orbetterstateafter creatingdisorder.This property can lead to motivation growth forinvestigating the amount of resilience at the strategic levels due to therisk. This study is an explanation of a model for recognizing thesuppliers' selection criteria in supply chain resilience. The maindimentions of stated model have been taken from the theoreticalliterature review about supply chain resilience which was confirmed byconfirmatory factor analysis. The main criteria of the model are:operational, risk control, and supportive- bio environmental criteria. Todetermine the importance of each of the dimensions of the model thenotion of industries experts and university professors and fuzzy nonlinearmodeling have been used. The results of mathematical modelingshowed that the mathematical measures take the lead.

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