Abstract
ABSTRACT Leading nations have re-emphasised the importance of semiconductor manufacturing to supply chain safety and resilience. Limitations of the existing studies can be traced in part to the lack of a framework within which the interrelated decisions for corporate strategic planning can be coordinated while integrating the associated actions. This research aims to review related studies involved in the decision elements of the proposed Pricing-Demand-Capacity-Capital Expenditure-Cost-Return (PDCCCR) framework and discuss the influence relationships among pricing, demand planning, capacity portfolio and cost structure for the overall financial return to derive the implications for smart manufacturing. Thus, a decision framework is proposed to integrate collaborative decisions for international interests and practical implications. As computational capability is increasing, the interrelated strategic decisions for pricing, demand planning, capacity portfolio and cost structure can be considered simultaneously via the proposed framework at the digital decision platform to coordinate flexible decisions for an agile and sustainable supply chain.
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