QUALITY IN SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT IN TIMES OF GLOBAL CRISES
Zorica Lazic,
Milica Grujic,
Vladimir Skoric
Abstract: Once the pandemic was brought under control in February 2022, the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine started, which has additionally affected the operations of a number of companies and a number of countries as well. The supply chain interruption poses a risk for companies with the long-term impact, particularly in a highly globalized era in which companies tend to have long and complex chains. The poor preparedness of companies, with no alternative solutions has brought changes in business processes and supply chains worldwide. The ways the global crisis caused by COVID and the war in Ukraine impacted the supply chains and the business process modifications in domestic companies, will be demonstrated by two case studies: Defining the criteria for supplier selection on the national market and Comparative analysis of exporting the same product by a manufacturer in the automotive industry before and during the global crisis.
Keywords: Supply change management, Suppliers, Production companies
DOI: 10.24874/IJQR19.02-18
Recieved: 15.07.2024 Accepted: 03.02.2025 UDC:
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