a multi-objective approach to supply chain risk management: improving visibility with quality

this paper investigates the effect of supply chain visibility, quality (scvq) on supply chain performance. operationally, scv has been linked to the capability of sharing timely and accurate information on exogenous demand, quantity and location of inventory, transport related cost, and other logistics activities throughout an entire supply chain. hence, our model incorporates the objectives of scvq maximization, scr minimization, and cost minimization under the constraints of budget, customer demand, production capacity, and supply availability. a numerical example is used to demonstrate the applicability of the model. our results suggest that decision makers tend to mitigate scr first then enhance scv.