Developing an Information and Communication Technology Supply Chain Security Management Model in Cloud Computing

Abstract

In today's business environment, the impact of information technology (IT) on the agility of supply chain management (SCM) systems is highly apparent. The business environment is impacted by competition pressure as well as ongoing disruptions such as new product and technology developments, declining products, and product proliferation. To gain a competitive advantage and succeed as a business, companies adjust to market shifts. This article combines effective cloud computing techniques with Internet of Things data networking technologies to develop supply chain management models. The development of supply chain security management models is also examined in this study from the viewpoints of participants, activity modes, and module operations. The data has been analyzed using these designs. The development of supply chain security management models from the viewpoints of participants, activity modes, and modular operations is investigated in this study in order to compare data. The model achieves a forecast accuracy of 98.48%, and its average test-running accuracy is approximately 89.60%, according to the testing findings. The total stability of the design across several builds is also around 96.02%, according to stability testing.  According to research, the Internet of Things and cloud computing holds great promise for supply chain security management, potentially providing companies with better options in this field.