The role of information security management in decreasing the orderliness of orders in the supply chains

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1 Associate Professor, University of Allameh Tabataba'i.

2 M.A., Allameh Tabatabaei University.

Abstract

Given the increasing use of information, financial and physical exchanges in supply chains as well as the role of order reinforcement in supply chain performance, it is necessary to examine the role of information security management in order reinforcement. Some researchers have investigated the impact of ISMSs on the integration of organizational processes, improving business performance, and enhancing the accuracy of information exchanges, but no research has addressed this issue. Therefore, this article seeks to examine how ISMS impacts on the strength of orders in the automotive supply chains. By studying the literature of these two themes, different dimensions and factors were identified and by factor analysis their important factors in the automotive industry were determined. In the following, how correlation is affected by ISMS on order strengths in supply chains is discussed. The results of the study indicate the impact of various aspects of ISMS on information coordination, accuracy of information, creation of training areas, etc., including order reinforcement such as ordering, physical and information delays, machinery disruption, etc. Is.

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