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ABSTRACT
This study contributes to the complex adaptive system theory by offering a valid hierarchical model to evaluate the theory’s important features related to resilience. The garment industry in Bangladesh encountered disruption in the supply chain during the COVID-19 pandemic and the supply chain competencies played a vital role in overcoming the crisis. Limited studies are built on a solid theoretical foundation and considered supply chain competencies in assessing supply chain resilience. This study aims to develop a multi-criteria hierarchical measurement structure by considering the supply chain competencies to evaluate supply chain resilience. Fuzzy Delphi method and Fuzzy importance and performance analysis approach were applied for the study purpose. Findings reveal health and safety management, information management system, business intelligence, innovation capabilities management, technological innovation, and artificial intelligence as critical criteria, and data, information, and computing, technological innovation and adaptation are critical aspects that require improvement.
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Md Shamimul Islam
Dr. Md Shamimul Islam is an Assistant Professor at Brac Business School, Brac University in Dhaka, Bangladesh. He has extensive experience in academia, having previously worked as a Senior Lecturer at ASA University Bangladesh and as a Lecturer at World University of Bangladesh. Dr. Islam's research interests include sustainable business practices and management information systems, with a focus on green and sustainable supply chain management, corporate sustainability, environmental logistics, technology adoption and addiction, and ethics and ICT addiction. He holds a Ph.D. in supply chain management from the School of Management at Universiti Sains Malaysia and has published several papers in top-tier journals and presented at national and international conferences. He obtained both his Master's and Bachelor's degrees from the Faculty of Business at the University of Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Imranul Hoque
Dr. Imranul Hoque is a Professor at the Department of Marketing at Jagannath University in Bangladesh. He has a PhD degree in International Business and Supply Chain Management and a Master’s degree in Innovation and Entrepreneurship from Aalborg University, Denmark. He had earlier completed his MBA and BBA with a major in marketing from the University of Dhaka, Bangladesh. He has been teaching marketing for more than 15 years at both the undergraduate and graduate levels in Bangladesh. Imranul Hoque can be contacted at: [email protected]
Syed M Rahman
Syed M Rahman is an associate professor at BRAC Business School, BRAC University. He also teaches under the Open Society University Network (OSUN). Previously he served as a faculty member and researcher in various universities and institutions in the Far East, South East Asia, the Middle East, and Europe. With a multi-disciplinary academic background, his research focuses on adaptation to climate change, climate finance, energy and environment policy, health, and sustainable development. He holds a PhD from the Graduate School of Global Environmental Studies, Kyoto University. His scholarly works are available in journals like Renewable Energy, Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies for Global Change, Energy Policy, and Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews.
Mohammad Asif Salam
Dr. Mohammad Asif Salam Professor of Marketing & Supply Chain Management at the King Abdul Aziz University of Saudi Arabia. Prior to that, Dr. Salam has been a tenured faculty member at several Canadian universities including Ryerson University, the University of the Fraser Valley, and Mount Allison University. Dr. Salam earned a Doctorate in Business Administration in 2004. Dr. Salam’s academic research focuses on interdisciplinary issues in marketing and supply chain management, sustainability and corporate social responsibility in purchasing and supply chain, healthcare logistics, lean and agile logistics, and humanitarian disaster logistics. Dr. Salam has published in numerous academic peer-reviewed journals indexed/ranked in the Social Science Citation Index (SSCI), Science Citation Index (SCI), Scopus, and Australian Business Deans Council (ABDC) including the Journal of Cleaner Production, Industrial Marketing Management, Journal of Business Ethics, European Journal of Marketing, Journal of Business & Industrial Marketing, Journal of Manufacturing & Technology Management, Benchmarking: An International Journal, Industrial Management & Data Systems, Energy Exploration & Exploitation, European Journal of Management and Business Economics, Sustainability, Frontiers in Psychology, Frontiers in Psychiatry, Journal of Enabling Technologies, Social Responsibility Journal, International Journal of Procurement Management, International Journal of Logistics and Transport, Journal of Supply Chain Management: Research and Applications, International Journal of Services and Operations Management. Dr. Salam has received several national and international research grants and has been active in research across many topics related to logistics and supply chain management. Dr. Salam can be reached at E-mail: [email protected].