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Jean-marc Roda - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Rubberwood timber decreasing, wither the wooden Furniture Industry?
    2010
    Co-Authors: Ahmad Fauzi Puasa, Rohana Abd Rahman, Ismariah Ahmad, Lim Hin Fui, Jean-marc Roda
    Abstract:

    Will the Malaysian Furniture Industry wither amidst the decreasing local supply of rubberwood timber? Despite declining supply of local rubberwood timber, the wooden Furniture Industry has been able to sustain its production and trade. This means that the wooden Furniture Industry does not wither even though there is local shortage of rubberwood timber supply. The wooden Furniture Industry has adapted to the situation of declining rubberwood supply in various ways. First, lesser rubberwood timber is used. The consumption of rubberwood logs by sawmills in Peninsular Malaysia in 2001 was 489,378 cubic meter. It has declined to 91,605 cubic meters in 2008.

  • Rubberwood timber decreasing, wither the wooden Furniture Industry?
    2010
    Co-Authors: Puasa Ahmad Fauzi, Abd Rahman Rohana, Ahmad Ismariah, Hin Fui Lim, Jean-marc Roda
    Abstract:

    Will the Malaysian Furniture Industry wither amidst the decreasing local supply of rubberwood timber? Despite declining supply of local rubberwood timber, the wooden Furniture Industry has been able to sustain its production and trade. This means that the wooden Furniture Industry does not wither even though there is local shortage of rubberwood timber supply. The wooden Furniture Industry has adapted to the situation of declining rubberwood supply in various ways. First, lesser rubberwood timber is used. The consumption of rubberwood logs by sawmills in Peninsular Malaysia in 2001 was 489,378 cubic meter. It has declined to 91,605 cubic meters in 2008. (Resume d'auteur)

Leon Oblak - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • analysis of cooperation between Furniture Industry and designers in product development process
    Drvna Industrija, 2011
    Co-Authors: Jordan Berginc, Jasna Hrovatin, Matjaž Feltrin, Sasa Machtig, Anton Zupancic, Leon Oblak
    Abstract:

    The aim of our research was to analyze the cooperation of Furniture Industry and designers in product development process. The results indicate the diffi culties of and impediments to such cooperation. SWOT analysis was used for analyzing the strengths and opportunities as well threats and weaknesses of cooperation of Furniture Industry with designers in product development process. The leading management of Furniture companies and designers indentifi ed greater creativity (more innovative solutions), better design and more fresh ideas as the highest strength and opportunity of cooperation.

Ahmad Fauzi Puasa - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Rubberwood timber decreasing, wither the wooden Furniture Industry?
    2010
    Co-Authors: Ahmad Fauzi Puasa, Rohana Abd Rahman, Ismariah Ahmad, Lim Hin Fui, Jean-marc Roda
    Abstract:

    Will the Malaysian Furniture Industry wither amidst the decreasing local supply of rubberwood timber? Despite declining supply of local rubberwood timber, the wooden Furniture Industry has been able to sustain its production and trade. This means that the wooden Furniture Industry does not wither even though there is local shortage of rubberwood timber supply. The wooden Furniture Industry has adapted to the situation of declining rubberwood supply in various ways. First, lesser rubberwood timber is used. The consumption of rubberwood logs by sawmills in Peninsular Malaysia in 2001 was 489,378 cubic meter. It has declined to 91,605 cubic meters in 2008.

Puasa Ahmad Fauzi - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Rubberwood timber decreasing, wither the wooden Furniture Industry?
    2010
    Co-Authors: Puasa Ahmad Fauzi, Abd Rahman Rohana, Ahmad Ismariah, Hin Fui Lim, Jean-marc Roda
    Abstract:

    Will the Malaysian Furniture Industry wither amidst the decreasing local supply of rubberwood timber? Despite declining supply of local rubberwood timber, the wooden Furniture Industry has been able to sustain its production and trade. This means that the wooden Furniture Industry does not wither even though there is local shortage of rubberwood timber supply. The wooden Furniture Industry has adapted to the situation of declining rubberwood supply in various ways. First, lesser rubberwood timber is used. The consumption of rubberwood logs by sawmills in Peninsular Malaysia in 2001 was 489,378 cubic meter. It has declined to 91,605 cubic meters in 2008. (Resume d'auteur)

Kimberly Battle - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • The Impact Of Product Modularisation On Supply Chain Relationships: A Furniture Industry Perspective
    Southern African Institute of Industrial Engineering, 2013
    Co-Authors: Partson Dube, Goodwell Muyengwa, Kimberly Battle
    Abstract:

    This paper aims to present research which explores the application of product modularization within a Furniture Industry supply chain to demonstrate the degree to which supply chain practices are aligned with product architecture in the Furniture Industry. The paper uses a case study approach to examine the main elements of modular supply network in the Furniture Industry. The study focused on the key stages of a modular supply chain in order to identify the application of supply chain practices within the context of modular operations. The findings suggest that there is need to increase supply chain integration to ensure that modular products can compete with traditional integral products. The paper provides useful insights into the dynamics of modular supply chain operations, which illustrate the difficulties associated with integrating modular operations and competing with the traditional integral products. Keywords Supply chain integration, Modularity, Furniture Industry, Product architecture, South Africa