Analisis Kinerja, Seleksi dan Pengembangan Vendor Trucking di Perusahaan Logistik
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.25170/metris.v21i02.2492Keywords:
Critical Success Factor, (CSF), Key Performance Indicator (KPI), Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP), Root Cause Analysis (RCA)Abstract
Freight forwarding is a logistics company which provide land delivery services 
rely heavily on trucking vendors. The available trucking vendors may not fulfill 
the company's expectations. Therefore the research was conducted to analyze 
the performance, selection process, management and development of 26 
trucking vendors. The research began with the formation of a Critical Success 
Factor (CSF) and its development, namely a Key Performance Indicator (KPI) 
in accordance with company objectives. Then the CSF and KPI was weighted 
through the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) method, determined the optimal 
performance value of each KPI, measured the performance of each vendor 
through the scoring method, analyzed the performance of the trucking vendor 
that was not optimal through Root Cause Analysis (RCA) by looking for the 
cause based on fishbone diagrams and FMEA tables, as well as providing 
suggestions regarding the management and development of trucking vendors. 
The results of the study were 11 CSFs and 28 KPIs that were formed. Based on 
the selection process conducted on 26 trucking vendors, there are 3 excellent 
vendors, 4 very good vendors, 11 good vendors, 3 matching vendors, and 5 
unsatisfactory vendors. Furthermore, researcher conducted root cause analysis 
(RCA) of vendor representatives “matching” and “unsatisfactory” categories 
with fishbone diagrams and FMEA tables. Where the 5 highest RPN values from 
the FMEA table were given suggestions for improvement. Meanwhile, the 
excellent, very good, and good vendor categories are developed through 
strategic plans for the future.
 
						 
							









