Compromise Optimal System Design for Solving Multi-Objective Green Supplier Selection Problems

Compromise Optimal System Design for Solving Multi-Objective Green Supplier Selection Problems

Nurullah UMARUSMAN (Aksaray University, Turkey) and Turgut Hacıvelioğulları (Aksaray University, Turkey)
Copyright: © 2020 |Pages: 35
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-2173-1.ch016
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Abstract

Most instances like developing technology, scarce sources, and global warming have brought about an ongoing perspective with Sustainable SCM and Green SCM starting from Traditional SCM. Supplier selection in all these processes is a decision-making process playing a significant role in the success of enterprises. The most critical point in this decision-making process is the criteria used in the supplier selection process because they directly affect the selection of supplier that is appropriate for the strategy of the enterprise. In this chapter, the optimal quantity of products to be purchased from suppliers were determined through a solution offer that authors named as compromise optimal system design. For the recommended solution, first, a new model was introduced by arranging Multiobjective Supplier Selection problem based on the De Novo assumption, and then Compromise Programming was used for the solution of this model. The developed solution procedure was used to determine the amount of blending machine to be purchased from the green supplier of a milling machine manufacturer.
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Philosophical Aspects Of Sustainable Scm And Green Scm

A company no matter in which sector or how huge, what it does, has an impact negatively or positively on around itself socially, environmentally and economically because of its operations. These are employment generation, innovation, starting to new products or services contributing to improving society, economic and social development by procurement of product but also it can happen unwelcome effects as devastation of natural environment, bad working conditions and negative economic and social standards. Essential issue that needs to be paid attention is being aware of negative effects and avoiding or minimising these negatives (Berzau, 2017). Discipline of customers, shareholders, civil society organizations and governments forced companies to establish a sustainable supply chain because of damages to environment and social anxiety with spreading globalization all over the world as a result of this sustainability gained popularity for companies (Liu, et al., 2012). While dealing with the sources for production supply chain management has an importance role of changing effects on procurement methods and natural environment with providing sustainability (Glover et al., 2014).

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