Supply Chain Risk Management to Supply Chain Performance: A Conceptual Framework Study

Authors

  • Satya Shah Centre for Global Logistics and Sustainable SCM, University of Bolton, United Kingdom.
  • Chaw Goh Centre for Global Logistics and Sustainable SCM, University of Bolton, United Kingdom.

Abstract

The proposed research topic is an analysis of Supply Chain Risk Management to Supply Chain Performance in Malaysia Manufacturers. This research objective is to analyse the effectiveness of Malaysia Manufacturers in practicing SCRM process systematically on different types of risks. The SCRM process involves five steps processes with each process involves unique tool and technique to assist in the decision-making [1, 2]. This is crucial to ensure the organisation has formal process to manage the risk in the format and efficient manner. Furthermore, the organisation employee knowledge capability plays a key role in ensuring the success of SCRM practices. This concern was depicted and analysed that the Malaysia SME automotive industry lacked formal SCRM practices and knowledge resources [3]. Finally, to achieve a complete study of the effectiveness of SCRM practices, we will exam what are the Supply Chain Performance (SCP) outcome that Malaysia Manufacturers are concerning from Strategic, Operational and Tactical perspective.

Keyword: Supply Chain Risk Management (SCRM), Supply Chain Performance (SCP), Manufacturing, Risk Management, Automotive

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Submitted

2022-01-06

Published

2026-06-30