Augmented halal food traceability system: Analysis and design using UML

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Augmented halal food traceability is expanding the range of halal traceability in food supply chain where currently only available for tracing from the source of raw material to the industrial warehouse or inbound logistic. The halal traceability system must be developed in the integrated form that includes inbound and outbound logistics. The objective of this study was to develop a reliable initial model of integrated traceability system of halal food supply chain. The method was based on unified modeling language (UML) such as use case, sequence, and business process diagram. A goal programming model was formulated considering two objective functions which include (1) minimization of risk of halal traceability failures happened potentially during outbound logistics activities and (2) maximization of quality of halal product information. The result indicates the supply of material is the most important point to be considered in minimizing the risk of failure of halal food traceability system whereas no risk observed in manufacturing and distribution.

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Usman, Y. V., Fauzi, A. M., Irawadi, T. T., & Djatna, T. (2018). Augmented halal food traceability system: Analysis and design using UML. In IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering (Vol. 337). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/337/1/012050

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