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Supply Chain Management and Traceability  of Food as an lncentive

著者 Shiraishi Hiroyuki

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publication title

金沢大学経済学部論集

volume 27

number 2

page range 119‑127

year 2007‑03‑30

URL http://hdl.handle.net/2297/6257

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Tr ae e abi l i t yofFoodasanl nc e mt i ve

Hi r o yukiShi r a i s hi

1.Imtroduction

Japanesecompaniesarenow forcedtogropeforawaytosurviveinthe globalcompetitionduetotheriseofthedeveloplngcountrieswherelaborcost isquitecheap・Inotherwords,todayapresslngneedforJapanesecompanies istoestablishanew basisofcompetitiveadvantageascompaniesofdevelop‑

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ngcountriesgain competitivecapability in production.

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n eしffectivelong‑rangestrategyforJapanistoconvertthebasisofcompeti‑ tiveadvantagefrom thetraditionalfactorssuchascapital,equlPment,andman‑

uallaborinto otherfactors,while SCM is quite effective on optlmlZlng production.TherefわreitcansafelybesaidthatSCM isthebestwaytokeep competitiveadvantageoftheJapanesecompanies.Becauseamanufactureris facingadifflCulty thatalmostalloftheeffortsincost‑cuttinghavereachedthe limits,itisnottoo muchto say 血atitistheonly breakthrough to keep Japanesecorporatecompetitiveness・

InSCM theeffectofoptimizingproductioninquantity hasatendencytobe‑ comegreaterasparticipatlngretailersincrease・Sothebuilderofanetworkfわr SCM mustpersuadeasmanyretailersaspossibletotakepartinit,andneeds toensureproperbenefitstoalltheparticipants・Thisstudywillshow thataccu‑

rateinform ationontheproductionhistoryanddistributioncareerofgoods,es‑ peciallyoffTood,canbeapowerfulincentivefortheretailers,becausesecurlng foodsafety hasbeenoneofthemajorconcemsformanyconsumers・

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Butso‑CalledtraceabilitytechnologywhosetypicalexampleisRFID (Radio FrequencyIdentiflCation)isnow underdeveloped,thatistosay,whenacom‑

panydeploystheteclmologyactually,obstaclesexist,includingdifficulty with accuratetagreadingsbasedontheusageenvironment・Inorderthatthecom‑

panymayuseitasthereliablebasisofSCM,themanufactureroftheRFID tagmustconductcontinuousexperimentsonratiosofthetagread‑offinanen‑

vironmentclose to actualusage conditions.ThispapershowsDaiNippon Printlng'strialasaremarkablecaseofsuchan attempt.

2.EffectofSCM

Toremovepossibility ofrunningoutofstockandtoavoidoverstockingare incompatiblewitheachother.ItiswidelyacceptedthatoneofSCM'smajor objectivesistobalancethetwoconflictinggoalsofmanagement.MinimlZlng urmecessaryInventorycouldleadtocostreduction.InitssenseSCM isanef‑ fectivesolutiontocutcostandtooptimizeproductioninquantity.

TodayltisdifficultforJapanesemanufacturerstoensureprofitsbasedonso

calledeconomiesofscale.TheyareconfrontedwithadifflCulty thatalmostall ofthemanagementstrategiestocuteverypossibleproductioncosthavecome toadeadlock.Also,theyarefacingadifficulty oftheagingsociety with ade‑ Creaslngbi血 rate.

Thereforeitisnoexaggerationtosaythatitistheonlybreakthroughwhich keepsJapanesecompaniesTcompetitivenessandpromisestheirsuccessinthefu‑

ture.TheeffectofoptimlZlngProductionquantitativelywhich SCM produces tendstobecomegreaterasparticipatingretailersincrease,becauseproduction processandmarketdemandsshouldbesynchronizedinordertoreduceinven‑

tory(Christopher,1997;Beech,1999),andthesynchronizationcanneverbe achievedwithoutaconsistentmanagementandcommonageofinfbm ation in theproduction/distribution chain from top tobottom (GISPR1,2005)・Sothe builderofanetworkf♭rSCM hastopersuadeasmanyretailersaspossiblet0

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takepartinlt,andneedstoensureproperbenefltStOalltheparticipants.In otherwords,providingsomeincentiveisimportantwhenthebuilderinvitesre‑ tailerstoJ●●OlntheSCM network,anditistoform aTwin‑winrelationship'in thesupplychainasaresult.

3.TraceabilityofFood

Japaneseconsun ers'faithinthesafety oftheirfoodhasbeen shakenre‑ cently,partlyduetothespreadofnew diseaseslikeBSEandavianflu,which hascertainlyarousedakindofsocialunrest.Securingfoodsafety hasbeenone ofthetopconcemsformanyconsumerslatelylnSuchacontext.Itisabig changeintheenvironmentsu汀Oundinglogisticsandretailbushess.Atpresent thereisahighdemandforfToodtraceability thatcanprovideretailersandcon‑

sumerssomeaccurateinfomationontheproductionhistoryanddistributionca‑ reeroffood(seethefigureonthenextpage).

Inaddition,theretailersgenerallyhopetograsphow widely血edamagehas beenspread,quicklyafterthecausehasbeenfoundwhenafoodaccidentoc‑ curs(UbiquitousIDCenter,2004).Thenaftergraspingittheyaretoremove 也egoods丘om theshelvesandwith血aw thesoldones丘om thecustomersde‑ pendingonthesituation.

Accordingly,ifthebuilderofanetworkforSCM reahzesfoodtraceability there,itwillincreasetheretailerswhichtakepartinit.Inotherwords,histori‑

caldataconcemingfoodstoensuresafety isapowerfulincentivefortheretail‑ erstoJOlntheSCM netwo血

4.TraceabilityandRFID

Inaubiquitousnetworksociety,ascomputersautomaticallyidentifytheloca‑ tionsofvariousthingsintherealworldmdpeめ ‑ processlngOfinfわ‑ ation concemi ngspeciflCitemsandlocation data,thefunctiontoidentify physica1

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金沢大学経済学部論集 第27巻第2号 2007.3

Data

Left:HighConcem(%) Right:Concem(%)

Source:SurveyResultsforFoodSafe t

y AwarenessbyFoodSecurity BureauJapan (MaFiygur2005e)1 Food Saf

ety Awarenessand Traceability Object

sintherealworldisconsideredasamust.Forthesepurposes,theubiq‑

u

itousID teclmologiesgiveuniquemmbers,namely,ubiquitouscodes(ucodes for

short)toeveryphysicalobject.

IfucodesareglVen tO every Slnglephysic

alobject,itwillbepossibleto manageinform ationthatisunlquetOindividual

objectsevenofthesameprod‑

ucttype,suchaswhentheyweremadeandwhat

deliveryroutetheytook・In short,itwillrealize tracing them (YRPUbiquitous

Networking Laboratory, 200To a5).ctualizetraceability ofvariousgoods,amechanism

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Currently,RFID tagsthatsupportanon‑contactcommunicationfunctionand areutilizableasaucodetagarebroughttointemationalattention(Ubiquitous ID Center,opcit.).Theyhaveawiderangeofapplicationsindistribution,trac‑ inggoodsandreducinginventoriesPagumo,Nakajima&Okano,2001).

AlthoughtheRFID tagsareveryusefulinSCM inthismarmer,theyhave notyetattainedcompletetraceability.As foralmostallofthegoods,clothes, shoes,tableware,andpartsofamachine,forinstance,evenifthetrackingrate isnotonehun血edpercent,ifitseemstobehighenough,retailersareo洗en satis丘edwithit.Butthetraceabilityoffわodisanothermatter.Thetrackingrate underahundredpercentismeaninglesshere.Apart&om theothergoods,as concemsfoodretailersandconsumersdemandfaultlessread‑off strongly.Food

traceability isaneffectiveincentivefortheretailerstojoinaSCM network, whilethebuilderofthenetworkisforcedtokeepperfectionintraclngfわod.

5.DaiNipponPrinting‑sTrial

InorderthatacompanymayusetheRFID tagsastherehablebasisof SCM,continuous testsonratiosoftagreadl0ffinanenvironmentclosetoac‑ tualusageconditionsmustbeconducted.A remarkablecaseofsuchanattempt isDaiNipponPrintlng'strial.

DaiNipponPrinting(DNPfわrshort)hasonehundredandthi吋 yearsoftra‑ dition intheprintingbusiness(seetheattached table).Today theirbusiness coversawideFleld,andthecompany‑sarmualtumoveramountstoaboutone

trillionandfourhundredbillionyen.

DNP hasdevelopedACCUWAVE seriesoforl●●glnalRFID tags・Theyhave f

unctionsoftraclngtheproduction,processlng,anddistributionoffoods,and multi‑sensortagsofthem makeitpossibletomonitortheproductsfstoragecon‑

ditions(DaiNipponPrinting,2005a)・

h addition,DNPopenedthe‑lIC TagSCM SolutionCenter‑Iinltabashi‑ward in Tokyo.Itisan experimentalfacility forlogisticsmanagementusing the

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CorporateName:DaiNipponPrintlngCompanyCo.,Ltd.

Establishedin:1876 Incorporatedin:1894

Headquarters:Ill‑I,IchigayaKagacho,ShinjukuWard,Tokyo BusinessAreas:Printing,PackagingProducts,ProjectionScreens,

SemiconductorComponents,DecorativeMaterials,etc. C叩ital:114billionyen

Employee:35,596 Sales:1,507billionyen OrdinaryProfit:124billionyen

(Asof血eendofMarch,2006,consolidated)

Table1 ProfHeofDaiNipponPrinting RFID tags.

AccordingtoourinvestlgationtotheDNP.SKansaiDepartmentofPackaglng and collected materials,thecompany enteredon thegradualintroduction of evaluationequipmentfrom2004,andinitiateddevelopingevaluationmethodol0‑ gleSforuseinspeciflClogisticsenvironments.Thecompanyhascamiedoutnu‑

merousexperimentssincethatphase,andbybuildinguprelevanttechnologl●eS andknow‑how hasbeen abletoestablish simulationtestmethodologleSina fieldsettlngaimedattheintroductionoftheRFID tags.ThefoundationofIC TagSCM SolutionCenteristhef血itoftheseefforts.

InJapan,withtheamendmentstotheRadioLaw Directives,ithasbecome possibletomakefulluseofUHFbandinRFID.Theobjectiveofthecenter istoselecttagreadersandsetuptheappropriateenvironmentf♭rtheiruseby mockingupspeci丘clogisticsenvironments,andconductingRFID tagreaderex‑

perimentsbeglnnmgWithUHFbands.

Inthisexperimentalfacility theyintendtodeveloptraceability systemsthat aretailoredtotheenvironmentsinwhichindividualitemsareused,suchasag‑ r

icultural,industrial,ormarineproducts・Such equipmentaSconveyorbelts,

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palettesandforkliftsarearrangedinthecenter,makingitpossibletorepro‑

ducethemajorsettingsinvolvedinanysetoflogisticsoperationsfaithfully・

Makingadetailedexplanationabouttheconveyorbelts,theyusemostpreva

lentfb‑ sthatcompnsebelts,rollers,andchains,whichallow 也em tocom‑

pare theread‑off ratiosin each differentform at.The conveyorbeltsthey introducedoperateatupto180meterspermimte,也emostr叩idofanyRfID tagtestingfacility,makingitpossibletotestvariousfactorsincludingspeedof passagepastthetagreader,theangleorthereader,thepositionatwhichthe taglSattachedtothegoods,andtheoptimaldispositionofgoodsonthecon‑

VeyOr・

6.OrganizationalCharacteristicofDNP

Inordertocanγouttheexperimentsstatedabove,thecompanyshouldhave agreatvariety ofknowledge,thatistosay,knowledgeofelectronicdevices, beltconveyorsystems,assemblylineoperations,andsoon.Theonlycompany thathassuchbowledgecandotheexperiments.

DNPrespectsdiversity andcreatingknowledgethroughintegrationofdiver‑ sity.Theymakeanefforttocultivateanemergentevolutionalculture,namely, anorganizationalclimatewhichstirsupthemoralofeachemployee,activates theirindividualcreativity,andpromotesthem tofullyapplythecreativity.

AIso,theresearchfacilitiesofDNParelinkedwiththeteclmicaldepartments ofthevariousproductionfacilities,thecustomers(i・e・clientcompanies),and othercompaniesexceptthecustomers,so血at血eyc弧 CreateSOlutionstore‑ solveissuesonthefrOntlineofproductionandlogistics(DaiNipponPrinting, 2005b).Ac山allyDNPconductedsomeofthelogisticsmanagementtestsstated inthefbm erchapter,thetestsontrackingcontainersloadedwithbeverage‑use PET bottles,forinstance,cooperatlng With severalsoft‑drink manufacturers, NTT ComwareCo叩Oration,and Sun Microsystems・They takeadvantageof k

nowledgeandexpertisethattheyhaveaccumulatedinthisprocess,byuslng

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ittodeveloponglnalequlpmentandsystemswhichallow them too脆rincreas‑ 1nglyeffectivemanufacturingandloglSticstechnologleS・

Thus,based onthecorporatephilosophyofrespectingdiversity,underthe f

ree,open anddynamicculture,they aretryinghardtogathertogethertheir variousknowledgefrom theinsideandtheoutsideofthecompanytocreatethe bestproducts,tomaximizethesyntheticcapability.

7.Conclusion

A certainelectricalequlpmentmanufacturerannouncedonalargescalethat they succeeded in developing aprototypeforthesmallestRFID tag in the world(0.3sq.mm ),and thattagproductionefflCiency wasdramatically in‑

creasedbyemploylngadesignwheretheelectrodesaredeployedontheupper andundersideofthetag.

Insuchamanner,todaymanymanufacturersofRFID tagsareveryeagerto miniaturizethem andtoimprovetheirproductionefficiencystrateglCally.Such strategleSareimportantandeffectiveinthedevelopmentoftheotherdevices, tobesure.

Butwith regard to theRFID tags,itisextremely doubtfulwhethersuch

strategleSarerightornot.Tobefrank,wecamothelpstatlngtheyarewrong.

SCM isquiteeffectiveonoptlmlZlngProductionquantitatively.Thereforeit isnoexaggerationtosay血atSCM istheonlywaytokeepcompetitiveadvan‑

tageofJapanesecompanies,whiletraceabilityoffわodwillbecomemoreand moreimportanthereaRerin relationtoit.Totellthetruth,thinkingoffood traceability,raisingthetracingratioisamatterofgreaturgency,anditneeds variouslmowledge.

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Beech,Jeff(1999)'TheSupply‑demandNexus',inGattoma,Jolm (ed・)Strategt'cSIJPPly

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Christopher,Martine(1997)MarketingLogistics,Oxford:ButterworthHeinemarm.

DaiNipponPrinting(2005a)AnnualReport:SegmentInformation.

DaiNipponPrinting(2005b)Sustat'nableDevelopment. GISPRJ(2005)AnnualReport.

Nagumo,Toshitada,Nakajima,Hisao&Okano,Yasutake(2001)'IndustrialChangeand CorporateManagementintheEraofUbiquitousNetworksl,KnowledgeCreationand Integration,9(8).

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YRPUbiquitousNetwomi ngLaboratory (2005)'StartofFeasibility StudyExperiments with theLargestSpecialty Men'sClothingShop,AoyamaTrading,AimingattheFu11‑ scaleImplementationofUID Teclmology‑bressrelease).

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Tabl e 1 Pr of H eofDaiNi pponPr i nt i ng RFI D t a gs .

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