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PROJECT VALUE-ADDING OPTIMIZATION OF PROJECT-BASED SUPPLY CHAIN UNDER DYNAMIC REPUTATION INCENTIVES

Journal

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SIMULATION MODELLING
Volume 14, Issue 1, Pages 121-133

Publisher

DAAAM INTERNATIONAL VIENNA
DOI: 10.2507/IJSIMM14(1)CO1

Keywords

Project-Based Supply Chain; Reputation Incentives; Project Control Objective; Project Value-Adding

Funding

  1. National Natural Science Funds of China [71301065]
  2. University Social Sciences and Humanities Funds of Jiangxi Province [JC1309, JC1403]
  3. Scientific and technological research Funds of Department of Education of Jiangxi Province [GJJ14341]

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On the basis of equal cooperation between project-based enterprises, the project-based supply chain cross-organizational dynamic reputation incentives model was established in consideration of the implicit reputation factors to the contractor's incentive influence, and the impaction between control objective effect level, bargaining power and project value-adding was detailed analysed, especially the effective equilibrium condition for reputation incentive effects. Thus compared the analysis conclusions with project-based supply chain incentive model which single considering explicit benefit incentive, and verified the rationality and applicability of the project-based supply chain cross-organizational dynamic reputation incentives model through related digital simulation. The results reflects that, whether the linear relationship between duration and quality exists or not, the project management enterprise resorting to adjust project object objective incentive intensity and implementing reputation incentive strategy could not only achieve project value-adding maximization, but also realize net earnings Pareto improvement.

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