Table Of ContentTHEME: Value adding role of operations and supply chain
management for firms and the society
Edited by: Assoc Prof Pavel Castka, Dr Mark Wilson and Dr Mesbahuddin Chowdhury
Symposium Venue:
Sofitel Queenstown Hotel and
Spa
8 Duke Street PO Box 1797
9300 QUEENSTOWN
NEW ZEALAND
Organised by: OSCM Discipline Group and Q21 Research Group, University of
Canterbury, NZ and Department of Global Value Chains and Trade, Lincoln University, NZ
ISBN: 978‐0‐473‐40205‐1
Contents
Welcome from the Chairs ........................................................................................................... iv
Conference Chairs ........................................................................................................................ v
Advisory Committee Members .................................................................................................... v
Keynote speakers ........................................................................................................................ vi
Panel Discussion Members Wednesday June 13, 2017; 9:45‐11:00am.................................... vii
Conference Proceedings ............................................................................................................ vii
Program at a Glance .................................................................................................................. viii
Paper Streams ............................................................................................................................. xi
STREAM A – Tuesday June 13th, 2017; 10:30am‐12:00am ........................................................ xi
STREAM B – Tuesday June 13th, 2017; 1:00pm‐2:30pm .......................................................... xiv
STREAM C – Tuesday June 13th, 2017; 2:30pm – 4.00pm ....................................................... xvii
STREAM D – Wednesday June 14th, 2017; 11:30am – 1.00pm ……………..………………………….. xxi
Things to do in Queenstown ………………………………………………………………………………………… xxv
Extended abstracts
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A018 ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 70
Full Papers
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P002 ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 91
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Welcome from the Chairs
15th ANZAM Operations, Supply Chain and
Dear Delegates, Services Management Symposium
It is our great pleasure to welcome you in Queenstown for the 15th The 15th ANZAM Operations, Supply Chain and
Services Management (OSCSM) Symposium will
ANZAM Operations, Supply Chain and Services Management
focus at the value adding role of operations and
Symposium. We have chosen this venue as an ideal place to reflect on supply chain management for firms and the
the main theme of the conference ‐ the value adding role of operations society – globally as well as for the ANZAM
and supply chain management for firms and the society. region. We seek contributions from academics
and practitioners on the issues in the operations,
We would like to welcome back the ‘usual suspects’ but also new supply chain, and services management
participants – especially PhD students. This year, we had accepted discipline and especially on the themes below as
well as other:
papers and extended abstracts from over 20 PhD students. It is exciting
to see the growing presence of emerging scholars. To accommodate
OSCSM and value adding: who/what
this group, we have added a special panel for doctoral students and determines value, how is value created,
asked a group of leading academics from the field to share their communicated, captured and delivered in
experience with research, teaching and with job hunting challenges. We supply chains? How does OSCSM
operationalise the concept of value? How
hope that this session will assist doctoral students with their personal
is value measured?
growth and position our discipline group for future challenges.
Societal understating of OSCSM as a
discipline: how general public views
The themes of this year’s conference reflect some of the emerging
OSCSM and its role within/contribution for
trends in global supply chains that will be important for researchers and
national economies? How can we enhance
practitioners to embrace. These themes are not separate nor distinct, general public’s awareness about the
rather, they are all interrelated as part of the same system with much importance of OSCSM?
conceptual overlap in the complex adaptive system environment that OSCSM and sustainability: how can OSCSM
add value to the pursuit of sustainability?
are supply chains and operations. To summarise these themes, we ask
What is the impact of OSCSM practices on
the question “what is value” and “how is value created and sustained
global sustainability? What is the
in an economy”? Within this domain there is much interest in aspects role/impact of voluntary certifications on
of resilience, sustainability, the circular economy, supply chain design sustainability? Can supply chains
and innovation for value creation. We hope to explore some of these effectively regulate themselves to achieve
sustainability?
key themes in our presentations and discussions.
OSCSM and circular economy: what is the
role of OSCSM in the circular economy?
As with past conferences, this years’ event will combine keynotes with
What supply chain designs/ models can
“post keynote” panel discussions. Our aim is to build on past success of
enhance the concept of product take
this format and allow for reflection and discussion of the main topics.
back? Who and how should govern the
principles of circular economy in general
Finally, we are grateful for the continued support from ANZAM and the
and specifically for in terms of supply
assistance of Prof Amrik Sohal. We also hope you enjoy some of the chain management?
stunning scenery of one of the jewels of New Zealand, the alpine resort OSCSM and innovation: what skills and
town of Queenstown. competence in OSCSM are critical for
innovation and New Product
We wish you a successful conference! Development?
Pavel Castka, Mark Wilson and Mesbahuddin Chowdhury
https://conferences.lincoln.ac.nz/15th‐anzam‐
Conference Chairs operations‐supply‐chain‐services‐management‐
symposium/
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Conference Chairs
Associate Professor Pavel Castka
Pavel Castka is Associate Professor in Operations Management in the Department
of Management, Marketing and Entrepreneurship, at University of Canterbury, NZ.
He formerly served as Research Director of the College and MBA Director. He has
been actively involved with international standardization within committees at
the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and with International
Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN).
Dr Mark M.J. Wilson
Dr Mark Wilson is a Senior Lecturer in supply chain management in the Department
of Global Value Chains and Trade, Lincoln University. With over 37 years industry
experience in integrated supply chain systems at managerial and strategic levels,
Mark is one of two Directors of the Centre for Lean Education and Research
(CLEAR). He teaches logistics, supply chain management and supply chain theory
as well as supervising too many masters and Ph.D students. Mark’s current
research agenda focuses on; supply chain management theory, inter‐
organisational governance, complex adaptive networks, agribusiness supply chain
systems as well as disaster response and humanitarian logistics.
Dr Mesbahuddin Chowdhury
Dr Mesbahuddin Chowdhury is Lecturer in Operations and Supply Chain
Management in the Department of Management, Marketing and
Entrepreneurship, University of Canterbury, NZ. He formerly served as Research
Fellow in the Department of Accounting, Monash University, Australia. He also
served as a Lecturer at North South University (NSU) and Independent University
Bangladesh (IUB), Dhaka and was actively involved in teaching Operations
Management, Business Statistics and Business Mathematics courses at
undergraduate level.
Advisory Committee Members
We are enormously grateful for the support and insights from our sage like Advisory Committee
members:
Prof Amrik Sohal ‐ Monash University, AU
Prof Paul Childerhouse ‐ Massey University, NZ
Prof Prakash Singh ‐ University of Melbourne, AU
Prof Peter Tatham ‐ Griffith University, AU
Assoc Prof Daniel Prajogo ‐ Monash University, AU
Dr Lincoln Wood ‐ University of Otago, NZ
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Keynote speakers
Prof Crawford Falconer – Keynote Academic Speaker on Day 1
Crawford is currently Sir Graeme Harrison Professorial Chair in Global Value Chains and
Trade at Lincoln University, New Zealand. After leaving the New Zealand Government
in 2012, he led an OECD project on Services Trade (The Services Trade Restrictiveness
Index‐STRI) and Trade in Value Added (TIVA). From 2009‐12, as Deputy Secretary of
New Zealand's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, he was New Zealand's senior
official for International Trade and Economic Affairs responsible for managing all of
New Zealand’s international trade negotiations. Prior to that he was New Zealand’s
Ambassador to the WTO in Geneva from 2005‐2008. During that time he chaired the
Doha Round Agriculture negotiating Group and the Doha Cotton negotiations in a personal capacity. Over the
previous 20 years he held various positions in Wellington and Geneva for the New Zealand Government, as well
as working independently at the OECD and the Victoria University Institute for Policy Studies. He is also a past
Chair of the OECD Trade Committee, the WTO Subsidies Committee and, in a personal capacity, he has been a
judge on over 15 WTO international trade disputes.
Mr. Michael Aldwell – Keynote Industry Speaker on Day 1
Michael Aldwell, Managing Director of Kuehne + Nagel New Zealand, is responsible for
the overall direction and strategy of the organization in New Zealand business. Michael
has 10 years’ experience in the Global Supply Chain environment in a variety of roles
including general management, operations and supply chain, sales and account
management. Prior to his appointments in Australasia, Michael headed Seafreight
business units on the North East and West Coasts of the United States; driving several
large scale change and growth initiatives. Michael’s extensive experience in Global
Corporate Account Management includes consultation for major Fortune 500
Companies; establishing global supply chain infrastructure across broad geographies. Michael is considered an
authority in logistics and supply chain management and is an Alumni from Lincoln University’s Supply Chain
Management Programme.
Mr. Ian Walsh – Key Note Industry Speaker on Day 2
For more than 25 years, Ian (Director, INTENT Group Limited) has been rolling up his
sleeves and helping businesses all around the world to drive improvement. He has
worked with a wide range of organisations, and understands deeply what is required to
deliver and sustain improvement.
Ian has worked in many World Class manufacturing and supply chain environments, in
industries such as beverage (including brewing), food (FMCG and ingredients), plastics,
paper, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, transport (airports / airlines) and more. A qualified
master black belt, Ian is passionate about Lean manufacturing, and the many benefits
that businesses reap from adopting this approach.
Mr. Gordon McGowan ‐ Key Note Industry Speaker on Day 2
A Quality Management professional Gordon has extensive experience across multiple
industry groups; including public sector, small local and large international businesses.
During 15 years with Fisher & Paykel Appliances he led the drive for excellent systems
throughout the company’s business units globally and spent significant time working
with suppliers to achieve improved systems and reduce costs of non‐conformance in
the supply chain. His recent experience covers the entire supply chain, from the start
of the design process right through to internal and external production of parts and
products to the design specifications, including the application of technology to achieve real‐time visibility and
accountability. Gordon recently resigned from Fisher & Paykel to pursue his dream of assisting other businesses
in identifying and reducing non‐added value cost, and has just started his advisory service “Lean Business
Advantage”.
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Panel Discussion Members
Wednesday June 13, 2017; 9:45‐11:00am
Prof Paul Childerhouse – Massey University, NZ
Prof Danny Samson ‐ The University of Melbourne, AU
Prof Peter Tatham ‐ Griffith University, AU
Mr. Ian Walsh ‐ Intent Group Limited, NZ
Mr. Gordon McGowan ‐ former Global Quality Systems Leader, Fisher & Paykel Appliances, Lean
Business Advantage, NZ
Facilitators:
Assoc Prof Pavel Castka ‐ University of Canterbury, NZ
Dr Mark Wilson ‐ Lincoln University, NZ
Conference Proceedings
This year the conference proceedings will be hosted on the conference website for future reference
and authentication. These conference proceedings have been double‐blind peer reviewed and are
quality assured, and will be available from:
https://conferences.lincoln.ac.nz/15th‐anzam‐operations‐supply‐chain‐services‐management‐
symposium/
ISBN: 978‐0‐473‐40205‐1
Please use the following APA format for citing any of the work presented at this conference.
Surname1, Initials., & Surname2., Initials. (2017). Paper title. In Castka, P. Wilson, M.M.J. &
Chowdhury, M. (Eds.), Value adding role of operations and supply chain management for firms
and the society; Proceedings of the 15th ANZAM Operations, Supply Chain and Services
Management Symposium, (pp. XX‐XX). Retrieved from https://conferences.lincoln.ac.nz/15th‐
anzam‐operations‐supply‐chain‐services‐management‐symposium/ (accessed day, month,
year).
Increasingly, proceedings are being made available on CD to reduce publishing costs. If that’s the
case with your source, just add [CD] after the title. If the proceedings are published online,
substitute “Retrieved from URL” for the publisher and location.
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Program at a Glance
Symposium Venue: Sofitel Queenstown Hotel and Spa. 8 Duke Street, 9300, Queenstown, New
Zealand. http://www.sofitel‐queenstown.com/
Welcome Reception – Monday June 12th, 2017
6.00pm‐ Welcome drink ‐ Meet and Greet “Pub on
8.00pm Venue: “Pub on Wharf” http://pubonwharf.co.nz/ Wharf”
(that’s an actual name, not some vague directions)
88 Beach St, Queenstown.
Format: Casual bar and dinning available – drinks and meal are an
individual responsibility.
Booking: There is no formal booking, so there will be other guest in
the venue.
Day 1 – Tuesday June 13th 2017
8:30am‐ Registration Sofitel
9:00am
9:00am‐ Plenary ‐ Welcome, introduction and overview Le Galerie
9:15am Room
A/Prof Pavel Castka (University of Canterbury, NZ) and
Dr. Mark Wilson (Lincoln University, NZ)
Co‐chairs of the 15th ANZAM Operations, Supply Chain and Services
Management Symposium
9:15am‐ Plenary ‐ Keynote speaker with Q&A (Session Chair: Dr Mark Wilson)
10:00am
Prof Crawford Falconer, Lincoln University, New Zealand
10:00am‐ Morning Tea
10:30am
10:30am‐ STREAM A Various
12:00am A1 Sustainability in Operations and SC Management (Session Chair:
Dr. Lincoln Wood)
A2 Supply Chain Relationships (Session Chair: Prof. Paul Childerhouse)
A3 Health Care (Session Chair: Prof. Amrik Sohal)
12:00am‐ Lunch Sofitel
1:00pm
1:00pm‐ STREAM B Various
2:30pm B1 Social Responsibility and SC Management (Session Chair: A/Prof.
Pavel Castka)
B2 Supply Chain Management (Session Chair: Dr. Mesbahuddin
Chowdhury)
B3 Humanitarian/Policy Issues and SCM (Session Chair: Prof. Peter
Tatham)
2:30pm‐ STREAM C Various
4:00pm C1 Standards for SCM (Session Chair: A/Prof. Pavel Castka)
C2 Agility in Supply Chain Management (Session Chair: Prof
Mohammed A. Quaddus)
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C3 Role of organisational/national culture in SCM (Session Chair: Dr
Mark Wilson)
4:00pm‐ Afternoon Tea
4:30pm
4:30pm‐ Plenary ‐ Industry keynote (Session Chair: Dr Mesbahuddin Le Galerie
5:15pm Chowdhury) Room
Mr Michael Aldwell MD K+N (NZ)
5:15pm‐ Transfer to dinner (a 15 min walk to board the boat)
5:40pm
5:40pm‐ Conference Dinner ‐ Lake Cruise and Walter Peak Station Dinner. Lake Cruise
late Timing: and Walter
5:40pm meet at the TSS Earnslaw wharf Peak High
6.00pm: Depart Queenstown on Fiordlander Vessel Country
6.45pm: Arrive Walter Peak for BBQ dinner Station
8.45pm: Guests invited to attend farm demonstration
9.15pm: Depart Walter Peak on Fiordlander Vessel
10.00pm: Arrive Queenstown
Format: Buffet gourmet BBQ dinner, held in the MacKenzie Room
Ticketing: Will be distributed to paid Delegates on the Tuesday
https://www.realjourneys.co.nz/en/experiences/dining/walter‐peak‐
gourmet‐bbq‐dinner/
Day 2 – Wednesday June 14th, 2017
8:30am‐ Registration Sofitel
9:00am
9:00am‐ Welcome and housekeeping matters Le Galerie
9:05am Room
Dr. Mark Wilson (Lincoln University, NZ)
9:05am‐ Plenary ‐ Industry keynotes (Session Chair: A/Prof Pavel Castka) Le Galerie
9:45am Room
“Emerging topics and challenges in operations and supply chain
management”
Mr. Ian Walsh – Director, INTENT Group
Mr. Gordon McGowan, Ex Global Quality Leader, Fisher & Paykel, Lean
Business Advantage
9:45am‐ Plenary ‐ Panel Discussion “Emerging topics and challenges in Le Galerie
11:00am operations and supply chain management” Room
Panellists:
Prof Paul Childerhouse – Massey University, NZ
Prof Danny Samson ‐ The University of Melbourne, AU
Prof Peter Tatham ‐ Griffith University, AU
Mr. Ian Walsh ‐ Intent Group, NZ
Mr. Gordon McGowan ‐ Lean Business Advantage, NZ
Facilitators:
Assoc Prof Pavel Castka ‐ University of Canterbury, NZ
Dr Mark Wilson ‐ Lincoln University, NZ
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11:00am‐ Morning Tea
11:30am
11:30am‐ STREAM D Various
1:00pm D1 Supply Chain Design (Session Chair: Prof. Danny Samson)
D2 Supply Chain Resilience (Session Chair: Dr. Mark Wilson)
D3 SCM/Productivity (Session Chair: Prof. David J. Robb)
1:00pm‐ Lunch
2:00pm
2:00pm‐ Doctoral Panel – Assisting New and Emerging Scholars to succeed Le Galerie
3:00pm Room
Panellists:
Prof Paul Childerhouse – Massey University, NZ
Prof Danny Samson ‐ The University of Melbourne, AU
Prof Amrik Sohal – Monash University, AU
Dr. Mesbahuddin Chowdhury, University of Canterbury, NZ
Dr. Alka Nand, Monash University, AU
Dr. Quan Spring Zhou, Massey University, NZ
Facilitators:
Assoc Prof Pavel Castka ‐ University of Canterbury, NZ
Dr Mark Wilson ‐ Lincoln University, NZ
NOTE: Two smaller rooms will be available for networking and
meetings for non‐doctoral participants. Please let us know if you
would like to serve a room.
3:00pm‐ Conference Wrap‐up
3:30pm Closing remarks – Prof Amrik Sohal
Best student paper award – Co‐chairs
16th ANZAM Operations, Supply Chain and Services Management
Symposium ‐ tbc
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Description:Canterbury, NZ and Department of Global Value Chains and Trade, Lincoln .. He teaches logistics, supply chain management and supply chain theory Dr Mesbahuddin Chowdhury is Lecturer in Operations and Supply Chain.