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naseri, P., abbasi, M., atashgar, K. (2024). Designing a Model for Supplier Strategy Selection with Monitoring of Unforeseen Costs. Electronic and Cyber Defense, 26(83), 17-34.
Poorya naseri; mortaza abbasi; karim atashgar. "Designing a Model for Supplier Strategy Selection with Monitoring of Unforeseen Costs". Electronic and Cyber Defense, 26, 83, 2024, 17-34.
naseri, P., abbasi, M., atashgar, K. (2024). 'Designing a Model for Supplier Strategy Selection with Monitoring of Unforeseen Costs', Electronic and Cyber Defense, 26(83), pp. 17-34.
naseri, P., abbasi, M., atashgar, K. Designing a Model for Supplier Strategy Selection with Monitoring of Unforeseen Costs. Electronic and Cyber Defense, 2024; 26(83): 17-34.

Designing a Model for Supplier Strategy Selection with Monitoring of Unforeseen Costs

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Volume 26, Issue 83, September 2024, Pages 17-34    PDF (1.75 M)
Document Type: Research/ Original/ Regular Article
Authors
Poorya naseri1; mortaza abbasi* 2; karim atashgar1
1Malik Ashtar University of Technology
2Malek Ashtar University of Technology
Receive Date: 06 November 2023,  Revise Date: 10 February 2024,  Accept Date: 20 August 2024 
Abstract
Supplier cooperation strategy plays an important role in the strength of the organization in today's market. The ability to monitor supplier performance and monitor the cooperation strategy between the organization and the supplier is a critical capability to maintain a strong organization-supplier relationship. This article examines the selection of the cooperation model with the supplier and monitoring the cooperation strategy over time by continuously monitoring the performance of the supplier over time. In this paper, a multi-variable multi-profile monitoring model is presented in two stages for monitoring the supplier's unanticipated costs. In the first step, criteria and  indicators to evaluate the delivery process, quality are extracted according to library resources and the opinion of experts and elites of the industry. In the next phase, in the first phase of monitoring, using the T^2 method, model parameters based on successive differences are            calculated and monitored, and in the second phase, the likelihood ratio method is used to monitor the supplier's unforeseen costs over time. to show its control chart in the shortest possible time if there is a warning. In the last stage, by using the results of the profile of the delivery process and the quality and monitoring of the unforeseen costs, a decision is made regarding the selection and monitoring of the cooperation strategy with the supplier. This model has been implemented in the automotive industry of Iran Khodro Company and the supplier of gearbox parts by Niro Travezah Company.
 
Keywords
Supplier Cooperation Strategy; Unanticipated Cost; Quality; Delivery; Multivariate Multi-Profile Monitoring
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