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    Title: 企業供應鏈韌性的提升：供應鏈進階規劃平台比較分析與選擇策略
    Enhancing Resilience in Supply Chain: Advanced Supply Chain Planning Platforms Analysis and Selection Strategy
    Authors: 張寬渝
    Jhang, Kuan-Yu
    Contributors: 洪叔民
    Horng, Shwu-Min
    張寬渝
    Jhang, Kuan-Yu
    Keywords: 供應鏈管理
    供應鏈韌性
    供應鏈風險
    進階供應鏈規劃與排程
    AHP 層級分析法
    系統選擇策略
    供給計畫
    需求計畫
    製造業
    新冠肺炎
    Supply Chain Management
    Supply Chain Resilience
    Supply Chain Risk
    Advanced Planning and Scheduling (APS)
    Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP)
    System Selection Strategy
    Supply Planning
    Demand Planning
    Manufacturing
    COVID-19
    Date: 2024
    Issue Date: 2024-07-01 12:23:08 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 在新冠肺炎對全球供應鏈造成重大的影響後，「供應鏈斷鏈」的議題不斷地被許多企業討論著，新聞媒體、報章雜誌上經常可以看見供應鏈斷鏈的事件，也因此，企業對於供應鏈的重視程度大幅上升。面對供應鏈的風險事件、企業不再依賴過去的保守應變策略，而是轉向主動採取預防措施。無論是主動預防供應鏈風險事件，或在面臨風險事件後恢復企業營運，企業對整個供應鏈資訊的掌握程度幾乎可以說是成功的關鍵。
    當前，供應鏈競爭日益複雜，隨著全球化的發展，供應鏈節點增多，資訊變得更加複雜。僅掌握企業內部資訊遠不夠，企業在當前競爭環境中脫穎而出的關鍵是對整個供應鏈資訊流的掌握。資訊流不僅代表企業與合作夥伴之間的運作方式和流程，還影響整個供應鏈的運作效率和效益。其中，由於企業資源規劃（Enterprise Resource Planning, ERP）系統在進行供應鏈進階規劃時具有一定的限制性，且目前企業幾乎都仰賴線下人工進行規劃與計算，因此近年來（特別是自2020年新冠肺炎疫情後），進階規劃和排程（Advanced Planning and Scheduling, APS）系統已成為供應鏈領域的熱門話題。APS 是供應鏈資訊整合上必須的資訊應用系統，然而，對企業來說，APS 的投資金額並不小，市場上有這麼多 APS 系統，該使用哪一家企業所提供的系統，便成為了企業在做策略規劃時的一大挑戰。
    本研究以供應鏈風險事件為基礎，探討企業可能會面臨的風險事件，並深入研究企業如何透過整合APS系統來提高供應鏈的可視性和韌性。同時，本研究還關注如何選擇最適合企業內部需求的 APS系統。
    After global events like trade wars and the COVID-19 pandemic, "supply chain disruptions" have become a widely discussed issue among enterprises. Media outlets frequently cover supply chain disruptions, highlighting the increased awareness and importance of supply chain management for businesses. Enterprises are no longer solely reliant on conservative contingency plans but are actively implementing preventive measures in response to these risks. Mastery of the entire supply chain information is now considered crucial for success, whether it involves proactively preventing supply chain risk events or recovering business operations following such events.
    Supply chain competition has become increasingly complex, with globalization leading to a proliferation of supply chain nodes, resulting in more intricate information flows. Merely accessing internal enterprise information is no longer sufficient; mastering the entire supply chain information flow is essential for standing out in the current competitive environment. This information flow not only represents operational methods and processes between enterprises and their partners but also impacts the efficiency and effectiveness of the entire supply chain operation. Advanced Planning and Scheduling (APS) systems have gained prominence in the field of supply chain management, particularly since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. APS plays a critical role in integrating supply chain information, but choosing the right system poses a significant challenge for enterprises due to the substantial investment and numerous options available in the market.
    This study is centered on supply chain risk events, examining the potential risks enterprises may face and exploring methods to enhance supply chain visibility and resilience through APS system integration. Additionally, the study focuses on selecting the APS system that best aligns with the internal needs of the enterprise.
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    Description: 碩士
    國立政治大學
    企業管理研究所(MBA學位學程)
    111363006
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    Data Type: thesis
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