Selection model and n-tier expansion of collaborative credit-granting guaranty mechanisms and techniques grounded on agile virtual enterprise

Abstract

Collaborative credit granting is a key link in the operation of Agile Virtual Enterprise (AVE) chain and its supply chain. This paper first analyzes the measurement model of modern credit risk, and then it proposes the selection model of collaborative credit-granting guaranty techniques grounded on capital property pricing, and some important conclusions are further reached on the basis of the empirical studies. Meanwhile, n-tier expansion is constructed for the collaborative credit-granting monitoring mechanism grounded on AVE. Under this mechanism, the credit risk in the AVE enterprises can be optimized; and the AVE chain matches the working mechanisms in their capacities of real-time resource sharing, n-tier resource allocation, mission assignment, control and supervision. In the end, the distance management and risk blockage could be accomplished on the supply chains in all the AVE enterprises by forming a strong self-organized and self-control working chain, and the research orientation is indicated by integrating this mechanism with AVE-based Collaborative Planning, Forecasting and Replenishment (CPFR) working system.