vinayak .

@jaipuria.ac.in

Assistant Professor
Jaipuria institute of management



                 

https://researchid.co/vinayak.vishwakarma

RESEARCH INTERESTS

Supply chain management

3

Scopus Publications

263

Scholar Citations

7

Scholar h-index

7

Scholar i10-index

Scopus Publications

  • Modelling the barriers of Indian pharmaceutical supply chain using fuzzy AHP
    Vinayak Vishwakarma, Chandra Prakash Garg, and Mukesh Kumar Barua

    Inderscience Publishers

  • Evaluating TQM adoption success factors to improve Indian MSMEs performance using fuzzy DEMATEL approach
    Himanshu Gupta, Chandra Prakash, Vinayak Vishwakarma, and Mukesh Kumar Barua

    Inderscience Publishers

  • A fuzzy-based multi criteria decision making approach for supply chain risk assessment in Indian pharmaceutical industry
    Vinayak Vishwakarma, Chandra Prakash, and Mukesh Kumar Barua

    Inderscience Publishers
    Being a highly significant part of healthcare system, developing the nation's pharmaceutical industry, supplying medicines across the world needed to develop risk-averse supply chain to protect global health of human beings and businesses. However, the successful accomplishment of pharmaceutical supply chain (PSC); production and business activities are relatively difficult due to involvement of different risks. Therefore, identification of risks and their subsequent analysis of PSC are very important. Any risks affecting the pharmaceutical corporations could interrupt supply medicines and the health system's effectiveness. This paper proposes a multi criteria decision making (MCDM) methodology based on fuzzy AHP approach to prioritise and rank risks in PSC. This approach is also suitable in analysing the expert's judgements and uncertainty involved in the process of risk assessment. This study identifies 24 risks under five major risk measures of Indian PSC through relevant literature and experts opinions. The results of the study would be beneficial for industries in managing and reducing the consequences of the risks in PSC. The analysis of the results indicates that supply and supplier risks are the most important risks in Indian PSC. Sensitivity analysis is also performed to test the robustness of the proposed approach.

RECENT SCHOLAR PUBLICATIONS

  • Healthcare service quality perception modeling, accessing post covid impact
    VV aditi veda
    Journal of Health Management 4 (2) 2021

  • Modeling the barriers of Indian Pharmaceutical Supply Chain using fuzzy AHP
    V Vishwakarma, C Prakash, MK Barua
    International Journal of Operational Research 34 (2), 240-268 2019

  • Evaluating TQM adoption success factors to improve Indian MSMEs performance using fuzzy DEMATEL approach
    H Gupta, C Prakash, V Vishwakarma, MK Barua
    International Journal of Productivity and Quality Management 21 (2), 187-202 2017

  • Evaluation of Barriers of Green Supply Chain Practice: A Case of Indian Automobile Industries
    V Vishwakarma, VP vishwakarma, MK Barua
    Industrial engineering journal (IIIE) 9 (5), 35-39 2016

  • A fuzzy-based multi criteria decision making approach for supply chain risk assessment in Indian pharmaceutical industry
    V Vishwakarma, C Prakash, MK Barua
    Int. J. Logistics Systems and Management 25 (2), 245-265 2016

  • Evaluating quality dimensions under technological integration in pharmaceutical supply chain: A fuzzy MCDM approach
    V Vishwakarma, C Prakash, MK Barua
    Delvin 5 (1), 1-4 2015

  • A multi criteria decision making approach to overcome its barriers in green supply chain management under fuzzy environment
    C Prakash, MK Barua, V Vishwakarma, V Balon
    Proceedings of the International Conference on Research & Sustainable 2014

  • Analysis of non-Fourier heat conduction using smoothed particle hydrodynamics
    V Vishwakarma, AK Das, PK Das
    Applied Thermal Engineering 31 (14-15), 2963-2970 2011

  • Steady state conduction through 2D irregular bodies by smoothed particle hydrodynamics
    V Vishwakarma, AK Das, PK Das
    International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer 54 (1-3), 314-325 2011

  • RESEARCH AND SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS
    MK Barua, Z Rahman


MOST CITED SCHOLAR PUBLICATIONS

  • A fuzzy-based multi criteria decision making approach for supply chain risk assessment in Indian pharmaceutical industry
    V Vishwakarma, C Prakash, MK Barua
    Int. J. Logistics Systems and Management 25 (2), 245-265 2016
    Citations: 83

  • Modeling the barriers of Indian Pharmaceutical Supply Chain using fuzzy AHP
    V Vishwakarma, C Prakash, MK Barua
    International Journal of Operational Research 34 (2), 240-268 2019
    Citations: 51

  • Steady state conduction through 2D irregular bodies by smoothed particle hydrodynamics
    V Vishwakarma, AK Das, PK Das
    International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer 54 (1-3), 314-325 2011
    Citations: 33

  • Analysis of non-Fourier heat conduction using smoothed particle hydrodynamics
    V Vishwakarma, AK Das, PK Das
    Applied Thermal Engineering 31 (14-15), 2963-2970 2011
    Citations: 32

  • Evaluating TQM adoption success factors to improve Indian MSMEs performance using fuzzy DEMATEL approach
    H Gupta, C Prakash, V Vishwakarma, MK Barua
    International Journal of Productivity and Quality Management 21 (2), 187-202 2017
    Citations: 24

  • A multi criteria decision making approach to overcome its barriers in green supply chain management under fuzzy environment
    C Prakash, MK Barua, V Vishwakarma, V Balon
    Proceedings of the International Conference on Research & Sustainable 2014
    Citations: 23

  • Evaluating quality dimensions under technological integration in pharmaceutical supply chain: A fuzzy MCDM approach
    V Vishwakarma, C Prakash, MK Barua
    Delvin 5 (1), 1-4 2015
    Citations: 17