The Supporting and Interdiction Factor of the Implementation of Supply Chain Management in PT Z Using Interpretative Structural Modeling Method

Abstract

The Indonesian palm oil industry is expected to always be able to increase the implementation of Sustainable in order to reduce environmental impacts, compete in market competition. Environmental issues in the form of environmental destruction by national oil producers by international NGOs have had a significant effect in Indonesia. This issue was rolled out in the form of a report where oil palm producers ignored government and environmental and social regulations. PT Z is a state-owned company. Even though SSCM has implemented in the company, in its implementation there are still many problems. This study aims to learn about the factors that support and interdict in implementing sustainability supply chain management (SSCM) at PT Z using ISM. Based on the ISM calculations, the results show that for have sustainable operations we have to develop infrastructure, facilities and the access to sophisticated technology, implementing sustainable waste management, integrating sustainable operations into proactive plans are the most influential factors in implementing SSCM in PT Z and supporting infrastructure are not optimal, technology is not efficient, stakeholder perceptions are not optimal are the most influential interdiction factors'.