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Foladi F, khakestari M. Introducing Integrated Model for Green Supplier Selection in Leagile Supply Chain. jor 2020; 17 (3) :81-97
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Assistant Professor, Faculty of Economics, Kharazmi University, Tehran, Iran
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An important way to implement green supply chain management is to revise the purchase method. In the past decade, how to determine the most suitable suppliers in the supply chain as a strategic factor, has been of interest to many. In the selection of lean suppliers, the supplier features include low cost, high quality and in agile supplier selection, features are speed, flexibility and quality. This study has been conducted in two phases. In the first phase, suppliers are ranked by using the combination of AHP and VIKOR and green criteria. Then, in the second stage, in order to assign the order to selected suppliers in the first phase, the model framework was designed, which included four goals of minimizing supply chain cost, minimizing delivery time (agile), minimizing waste products (lean) and maximizing attention to environmental issues. In the following, the multi objective problem is converted to a single objective problem by using a comprehensive L-P metric approach. Several numerical examples have been devised to describe the adequacy of this strategy. The implemented algorithm shows good results in convenient computational time.
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