نوع مقاله : پژوهشی
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This study identifies and prioritizes key indicators for improving make-to-order supply chain performance in the alumina industry, with particular emphasis on customer relationship management (CRM). Using an applied mixed-methods design, the research combined a systematic literature review, expert interviews, and multi-criteria decision-making. A systematic review of studies published between 2010 and 2025 across major international and Persian databases resulted in 34 eligible studies from 387 initial records. Semi-structured interviews with 10 industrial and academic experts were then analyzed thematically, reducing 42 initial codes to 12 axial codes and three main themes: operational performance, customer-oriented factors, and supply chain support. Finally, the identified indicators were prioritized using the Fuzzy Best–Worst Method and GMIR defuzzification. The results show that customer satisfaction (0.238), delivery time (0.205), production flexibility (0.162), and product quality (0.148) are the most influential indicators. Total supply chain cost, service level, and information transparency play complementary roles. Overall, CRM-related indicators account for 0.364 of the total weight, highlighting CRM as a major determinant of make-to-order supply chain performance in the alumina industry.
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Copyright © Sayyid Davoud Ahmadi Motlagh, Mehrdad Hosseini Shakib, Seyed Javad Iranbanfard, Bijan Nahavandi
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