Raw Material Logistics Performance Measurement Using OMAX Method
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The Fast-Moving Consumer Goods [FMCG] industry plays a strategic role in the Indonesian economy, where raw material logistics management remains a key challenge directly impacting production efficiency and competitiveness. This study analyzes the logistics performance of raw material suppliers at an Instant Noodle Company to identify performance patterns and their impact on operational efficiency using the Objective Matrix (OMAX) method across three main categories: seasoning, seasoning and vegetable oil, and packaging over one year. The results reveal significant variations in supplier performance, with the seasoning category showing substantial improvements in Cikampek and Semarang facilities correlating with increased production, while Surabaya experienced a notable decline. The seasoning and vegetable oil category demonstrated stable performance despite minor production fluctuations, whereas the packaging category revealed consistent performance deterioration among key suppliers, negatively affecting production capacity. The findings indicate that supplier performance directly influences logistics efficiency and production capacity. This study recommends supplier development programs, performance monitoring systems, and supplier portfolio diversification to enhance consistency and competitiveness in the FMCG sector.
Winoto Hadi, Applied Undergraduate Study Program of Port Management and Maritime Logistics, Universitas Negeri Jakarta
was born in Purwokerto on February 11, 1971. He is a lecturer at Universitas Negeri Jakarta with educational background in construction management, transportation, and human resource management. Actively teaching courses related to terminal operations, terminal management, and port safety. he produced various research in the fields of transportation, port management, logistics, and simulation-based digital technology as well as virtual reality. In addition to writing scientific articles in various international journals, Dr. Winoto Hadi is also productive in publishing books and innovative works registered under Intellectual Property Rights, establishing him as both a credible academic and author in the field of maritime transportation and port management.
The Author Contribution is : Conceptualization, Methodology, Investigation Resources, Writing – Original Draft, Review & Editing, Visualization, Supervision, Funding Acquisition
Vivian Karim Ladesi, Applied Undergraduate Study Program of Port Management and Maritime Logistics, Universitas Negeri Jakarta
was born in Kendari on October 27, 1980. She is a lecturer in the Applied Bachelor's Program in Port and Maritime Logistics Management, Faculty of Engineering, Universitas Negeri Jakarta, with expertise in port management and risk management. She currently serves as the Program Coordinator and LSP-P1 UNJ assessor for the Export Cargo Handling scheme. In addition to teaching courses in port operations, risk management, export-import, and transportation and port service tariffs, she is also actively engaged in book writing, conducting research on port management, logistics, and maritime industry, and holds various professional certifications in supply chain, occupational health and safety (OHS), and procurement of goods and services.
The Author Contribution is : Methodology, Validation, Formal Analysis, Writing – Review & Editing, Funding Acquisition
Nur Azisah, Applied Undergraduate Study Program of Port Management and Maritime Logistics, Universitas Negeri Jakarta
was born in Solo on March 1, 1998. She is a lecturer in the Applied Bachelor's Program in Port and Maritime Logistics Management at Universitas Negeri Jakarta with expertise in maritime transportation and port management. Actively teaching courses related to port management, customs, management information systems, and programming in port and logistics fields, she is also involved in research and scientific publications on smart ports, submarine pipeline protection, and port infrastructure, while actively sharing knowledge through seminars and community service activities.
The Author Contribution is: Conceptualization, Methodology, Investigation Resources, Data Curation, Writing – Original Draft, Draft Editing, Visualization, Project Administration.
Lintang Prima, Applied Undergraduate Study Program of Port Management and Maritime Logistics, Universitas Negeri Jakarta
is a graduate of the Applied Bachelor's Program in Port and Maritime Logistics Management at Universitas Negeri Jakarta with interests in business analysis, operational management, and logistics and transportation. She currently works as a Business Analyst at PT Indofood CBP Sukses Makmur Tbk – Noodle Division, having previously held various professional positions in international sales administration, customer service, and financial administration at multinational companies and shipping industry. This cross-sectoral experience strengthens her competency in understanding the dynamics of transportation management, distribution, and supply chain, while fostering her interest in academic studies on transportation and mobility.
The Author Contribution is: Conceptualization, Validation, Formal Analysis, Investigation Resources, DataCuration, Writing – Original Draft, , Visualization.
Rajendran Narayanasamy, School of Sustainable Supply Chain & Logistics, Malaysia University of Science and Technology, Petaling Jaya,Selangor
is a Senior Lecturer and Head of Program for the MSc in Transport and Logistics and MBA in Supply Chain Management at the Malaysia University of Science and Technology. With 25 years of industry experience, he is a thougt leader in logistics and supply chain management, integrating academic rigor with practical industry insight.
The Author Contribution is : Validation, Formal Analysis, Investigation Resources, Writing – Review & Editing, Visualization, Supervision.
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