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1 - Investigating the Impact of Sustainable Supply Chain on Organization Performance using Balanced Score Card Approach (Case of: Fajr Jam Gas Refinery)
Abbas Shoul saeid sadeghi laleh abbaslo

The concept of sustainable supply chain management (SSCM) has been considered as an important organizational philosophy to achieve more profits by reducing environmental and social risk. In fact, the environmental management with an emphasis on environmental protection More

The concept of sustainable supply chain management (SSCM) has been considered as an important organizational philosophy to achieve more profits by reducing environmental and social risk. In fact, the environmental management with an emphasis on environmental protection is one of the most important issues of customers, stakeholders, governments, employees and competitors. The main aim of this research is to assess impact of sustainable supply chain management on performance of Fajr Jam Gas Refinery using balanced scorecard approach. The data for this research collected through the questionnaires that sent to 80 managers and expert of Fajr Jam Gas Refinery. To analyze the data, partial least squares (PLS) method and smart PLS-Graph software version 3 was used. The results reveals that sustainable supply chain management has a significant positive effect on performance of Fajr Jam Gas Refinery. Finally, some practical offers and strategies for managers and some suggestions for future research of researchers are provided. Manuscript profile
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2 - Provide a multi-objective mathematical programming model for supplier selection in discounted status
Abbas Shoul ali yaghoubipoor laleh abbaslo

In the present study, the supplier selection problem from a new perspective is formulated and solved. For this purpose, minimizing cost and minimizing delivery time and maximizing reliability are considered as objectives of the problem. The purchasing cost in discounted More

In the present study, the supplier selection problem from a new perspective is formulated and solved. For this purpose, minimizing cost and minimizing delivery time and maximizing reliability are considered as objectives of the problem. The purchasing cost in discounted status, the order cost, the transportation cost, the shortage cost and the carrying cost, the components forming the cost objective function. In this research, the design of reliability in parallel systems is benchmarked for supplier selection, so that the supplier's set is considered as a system and each supplier as a component. After mathematical modeling of the problem, the objective functions are described as fuzzy goals and a fuzzy decision approach has been used to rewrite the proposed three-objective model as a single-objective model. The production of a final solution rather than a set of Pareto's solutions is one of the advantages of the proposed method, which prevents decision-making confusion. In order to describe the function and potential application of the proposed method, the supplier selection problem with the actual data was solved. Manuscript profile
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3 - Explaining productive organizational energy using force field analysis
علیرضا حسین بیگی Saiedeh Nosratabadi Abbas Shoul Hossein Arman

Organizational energy is a renewable resource that is the basis for measuring organizational ‎performance whose its level and intensity can influence on employee performance. The purpose ‎of this study is to identify the factors that inhibits and forces the productive o More

Organizational energy is a renewable resource that is the basis for measuring organizational ‎performance whose its level and intensity can influence on employee performance. The purpose ‎of this study is to identify the factors that inhibits and forces the productive organizational ‎energy in the form of force field analysis. In this study, ‎‏17‏‎ experts of the office of Melli Bank ‎branch affaires were used by qualitative content analysis method. The results of this ‎exploratory study showed that the main factors of driving productive organizational energy ‎included recognition, management support, reward, and trust. The main barriers to productive ‎organizational energy were also cumbersome laws, disorder, lack of resources, and work / life ‎imbalances. The implications of these findings are discussed.‎ Manuscript profile
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4 - Designing a Sustainable Business Ethics Pattern
Hamdollah Manzaritavacoli زهرا خادمی Sanjar Salajeghe Navid Fatehirad Abbas Shoul

The purpose of this study was to design a sustainable business ethics model based on the knowledge of academic experts using Demetel model. In the first step, the 14 key components that shape the business ethics model of research background (attachment and interest to w More

The purpose of this study was to design a sustainable business ethics model based on the knowledge of academic experts using Demetel model. In the first step, the 14 key components that shape the business ethics model of research background (attachment and interest to work, perseverance and seriousness at work , Healthy and human relationships at work, spirit of teamwork and participation in work, decisiveness and responsibility, behavior Fair and equitable, non-abuse of position, self-sacrifice, commitment and loyalty, employing skills and expertise, civic-mindedness, respect for ethics, accountability and rule of law, transparency were identified. In the second step, they were put in a closed-ended questionnaire based on the 7-point Likert scale and the questionnaire was evaluated by 10 experts to determine their opinion on the importance of these components in business ethics. Before analyzing the collected data, the content validity and reliability of the questionnaire were assured. A questionnaire tailored to DEMATEL technique was developed to explore causal relationships among the components and was provided to the experts. Demetel's results showed that the most influential and fundamental component of business ethics (attachment and interest in work, loyalty, and misuse of position) is the most influential. In addition to these components, the components of firmness and responsibility and healthy human relationships at work were identified in the model of the most influential components. The component of healthy and human relationships is the most important factor and is central to the components. Manuscript profile

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