Using SNA to Improve B2B Last-Mile in Industry Sector / Usando SNA para Melhorar a Última Milha de B2B no Setor Industrial

Fernanda Alves de Araújo; Luiz Rodrigo Bonette; João Gilberto Mendes dos Reis

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<line> *sing SNA to Improve B2B Last-Mile *n *ndustry S*ct*r </line>

<line> Usan** SNA para Melho**r a Última Mi*ha de B2B no S*tor I*d*strial </line>

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<line> Fe*nanda Alves d* *raúj* </line>

<line> Mestre em *nge*haria *e *roduçã* pela Universidade P*ul*sta </line>

<line> E-mail: ferna***.logistic*@gmail.com </line>

<line> Luiz R*drigo Bon*tte </line>

<line> Doutora*o em Engenharia d* Pr*dução pela Univ*rsidade P*ul*sta </line>

<line> Mest** em Enge*ha*ia de Produç*o **la Unive*sidade de Araraq*a*a </line>

<line> E-mail: lu*z.bonette@al*no.unip.br </line>

<line> João Gil*ert* Mendes dos Re*s </line>

<line> Do*to* em En*enharia d* Pr*d*ção pela U*ive*sidade Paulis*a </line>

<line> Professor da Universidade Pa*lista </line>

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<line> End**eço: João Gilberto Mendes *os Reis </line>

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<line> R. L. G. Mo*aes, L. R. Doreteu </line>

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<line> Transp*rtation sys*ems *emain a chal*enge for mo*t supply chains. Delivery pro*uc*s i* time, </line>

<line> quantity, and location a* once i* not *n easy task and this challe*ge is even a*pli*ied when w* </line>

<line> are dealing with Last-mile log*stics. Des**te business-to-business being *e** di*ficult </line>

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<line> b**iness-to-c*nsume* distrib*tion, there a*e *till ma*y operational logistics </line>

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<line> *s*u*s related to *t. In this paper, w* i**e*t**ated a last-mi*e logistics from a *re*ery I*dustry </line>

<line> t*ansferri*g suppl*er materials among its plants in São Pa**o, Brazil. The aim *s to identify the </line>

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<line> most imp*r*ant play*rs in the n*t*o*k, offering the </line>

<line> company a more e*fective </line>

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<line> plants and </line>

<line> th*ir supp*y *ast-mile network. Therefo*e, we *sed the Soc*al *etwork Ana*ysis </line>

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<line> appro*ch usin* t*e U**NET ©*o*t**re. The r*sul*s **low*d th* c*mpan* to im*rove </line>

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<line> ef*i**ency of *ts las*-mile B2* *i*tribution *or internal supplier mat*rials. </line>

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<line> Keywords. City Logistics. Urb*n Freight. Beverage Industr*. Social Network Analysis. </line>

<line> Complem*ntary *aterial of Productio*. </line>

<line> RESUMO </line>

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<line> *ist*mas de *r*nspo*te continuam sendo um d**afi* </line>

<line> para a maio*ia das cadeia* de </line>

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<line> abastecimento. Ter entrega, produto* *m tempo, quantidad* e </line>

<line> localização ao mes*o temp* </line>

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<line> não é uma tarefa fá*il e esse desafio se amplia até *uando s* tra*a da logística do last-m*le. </line>

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<line> Apes*r do Busine*s-to-Busine*s ser *enos *ifíci* em comparação com a </line>

<line> dis*ribuição </line>

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<line> Business-*o- C*nsumer, ainda *xistem muitos probl*mas de logís*ica </line>

<line> operacion*l. Neste </line>

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<line> artigo, *nvestigamos uma lo**stica de últi*a milha de uma *ndústria de cerveja t*a*sferi*d* </line>

<line> materiais de fornece*ores entr* suas fábricas em S*o Pa*l*, *rasil. O objetiv* é iden*ificar os </line>

<line> *layers *ais importantes da red*, of*r*cen*o à empres* uma visão mais ef*ca* das f*bricas e </line>

<line> da r*de *e las*-mile de a*as*ecimento. Porta**o, usamos * *bordagem de An*l*se de Redes </line>

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<line> o software UCIN*T ©. *s </line>

<line> resultados permitiram * empresa apr*morar </line>

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<line> efici*ncia da d*stribuiçã* la*t-mi*e de ma*eriais de for*ecedo*es internos. </line>

<line> Keywor*s. Cit* Lo*ist*cs. Urban Fre*ght. Ind*stri* d* Bebidas. Soc*a* Ne*w*rk An*lysis. </line>

<line> Mat*riais Sec*ndário*. </line>

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<line> Rev. FSA, Te*esina, v. 18, n. 7, art. 12, p. 187-*98, jul. 2021 </line>

<line> *ww4.fsan*t.com.br/revista </line>

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<line> Castra**o Química de *riminos*s Frente ao Ordenamento Constituci*nal Brasil*iro </line>

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<line> IN*RODUCTION </line>

<line> For *he last ***ades, s*veral re*earch projects an* init*a*ives ha*e *ee* inv*stig*t*ng </line>

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<line> solutions in order to improve *ransportatio* *ystems. Transpor*ation is a ne*d to </line>

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<line> pro**c*ion proces* and logis*ics must be unde*st*od as an essential paradig* to s*pply ch*in </line>

<line> manageme*t. Despite i** releva*ce, last-m*le log*stics remains one of the main ch*lleng** in </line>

<line> transpor*ation (*l***r*e*, 2019). </line>

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<line> *a*t-mile *an be define* as t*e f**al leg in a b*siness-to-consumer (B2C) </line>

<line> deliver* </line>

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<line> se*vi*e whereby the consignment is *elivered to *he recipient in-home o* a* a c*lle*tion point </line>

<line> (*ev*ers *t **., 2014). Despite t*e *act the last mile to b* related to the end-us*r i*e*, it can b* </line>

<line> see* in the con**xt *f *usiness-to-*u*iness (B2B) whereas *he e**-***r may be *n employee or </line>

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<line> a stakeho*der. Moreover, in this case, last-mile rep**sents the d**i*ery pro*ess from </line>

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<line> *are*o**e or a d*s*ributi** center to t*e recipient (Lin et al.,2*16). </line>

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<line> The B2B l**t-m*l* is s*bject to the same i*sues as th* B2C's *n regards to **e delivery </line>

<line> w*ndow, local g*vernment i*ter*en*i*n, c*mplex network d**t*ibution, vehic*e **strict*ons, </line>

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<line> a*d so *n (Juhás* & Bány**, 2*18) (Faccio & G**beri, 2**5). According to Aljoh*ni </line>

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<line> (2020), a*though busines*-to-consume* (B2C) and cons*m*r-t*-con*umer (C2C) </line>

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<line> *eliv*ries account **r * </line>

<line> *arger s*are of parcel deli*eries *n ur*an areas, bu*iness-*o-*us**ess </line>

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<line> (B*B) deliveries still ac*oun* for a noticeab*e *har* in th* *rban freig*t indu**ry, </line>

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<line> ar*u* th*t *ecent trends and ope*ational challen**s *ave d*iv*n a g*ea* deal of rese*rc*, </line>

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<line> es*ecial*y wi** *igher fo*us on B2C an* C2C *eliveries, due to the emergence of online a </line>

<line> shop*ing, c*owd shipping and omnichanne* retailing. </line>

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<line> Most Indus*ries are changing fas*, part of t*e th Industry Revo*ut**n (Indus*r* 4.0) 4 </line>

<line> ac*ording *o Schwab (*01*) s*l*ing o*r common *hal*e*ges r*quires radical w*ys of </line>

<line> thinking; *echn**ogie* *h*t re**ace hum*n *abor, se*ere climate chan*es, *ajo* co*cern* </line>

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<line> ab*ut inequality, and the </line>

<line> prospects *or e**n*mic insecurity *r* undermin**g the models and </line>

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<line> p*radigms on w*ich our society **sts. It m*an* a*l sta*eholde*s s*o*ld assu*e their </line>

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<line> responsib*lity to ** someth**g rev*lutionary *r *ncremen*al to guara*tee </line>

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<line> i*provemen*s. In this *onte*t *h*se Indus*ries face c*alle*ges to meet their customer </line>

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<line> *ociety expe*ta*ion*, Bon*lla et al. (2*18) arg*e tha* in this complex scenario of pressi*g *lobal </line>

<line> enviro*mental (and other) *halle**es, In*ustry 4.0 emerge* fro* the sy**rgy of the </line>

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<line> availab*lit* of inno**tive digita* technolog* and the demand </line>

<line> *y *onsumers fo* </line>

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<line> Rev. *SA, Teresina PI, v. 18, *. 7, art. 12, p. 18*-198, j*l. 2*21 </line>

<line> w*w4.fsanet.com.*r/re**sta </line>

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<line> *. L. G. Moraes, L. R. Dor*teu </line>

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<line> *nd cu*tomiz*d **oducts. Is clear that Industry 4.0 and its too*s have a ro*e on boos*ing </line>

<line> p*oductivi*y, *eve*ue growth,*nd comp*ti*iven**s. </line>

<line> On* of the Indus*ries\ *up**y chai*s *hat requi*e e*fective planning their Supply Chain, </line>

<line> especia**y *ast-mile l*g*stic* in the brewery sect*r. This kind of *ndus*r* req**r*s many plants </line>

<line> of **st*ibution t* *i*l u* b*rs, resta*ran*s, *nd s*perm*rkets de*ands. I* a continental countr* </line>

<line> like Brazil, th*se chall*nges are even *igher. How*ver, it is *ot last-**le regarding th* fin*l </line>

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<line> customer* that this partic*lar </line>

<line> supply c*ains n**d to control but they must be able to </line>

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<line> interconnect these **ants *o tr*nsf*r resources among them. Those *esour*es are </line>

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<line> complementary material </line>

<line> of pr*duc*io*, raw *ate*ial, piec*s of equipment, et*, *xtre***y </line>

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<line> impor*ant to delive* *he *inal produc*. </line>

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<line> The company *tudied is the </line>

<line> bi*gest beer produ*er in Brazi* - a cen*enary company </line>

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<line> *ow part of *n as*ociation wi*h Belgium's *nd American's br*wery com*ani*s. The company </line>

<line> is resp*nsible *or **ou*d 60% of t*e i*ternal marke* (Fre*tas, 2019). With plant* *hroughout </line>

<line> the count*y, t*e company manages the ch*lleng* to link t*ei* plants and dis*ri*ution centers to </line>

<line> share resource* with t*e id*a *o red**e cost*. </line>

<line> T*e p*esent study **alyzes the resources *ra*sferred among these p*a*ts and distribution </line>

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<line> in São Pau** state. * province </line>

<line> o* Brazili*n inhabita*ts. Th* idea is to </line>

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<line> investigate </line>

<line> this last-mile case using networ* me*rics </line>

<line> based *n S*cial Network </line>

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<line> **ntribution of th* p*per is *hed light to t*e discussi*n of la*t-mile pr*blems </line>

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<line> and their im*ort*n*e f*r productio* m*nagemen*. </line>

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<line> 2 THEORETICAL REFERE*CE </line>

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<line> 2.1 Social Network Ana*ys*s Ap*ro*ch </line>

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<line> Social n*twork ana*ysis (*NA) is based on the </line>

<line> prem*se t*at society is forme* by </line>

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<line> *elations *nd *atterns (Marin & Wellman, 201*). There*ore, culture and nature are structu*ed as </line>

<line> a network *f *ra*ns, organisms,org*ni*ations, ec*no*ies, and consis* in a w** o* *hinking that </line>

<line> focuses on att*ntion on the rel*tionshipsamong the entities, a*to*s, or node* (Borgatti, 2018). </line>

<line> Consequently, it i* possib*e to *tudy th**e st*uctures *a*ed on gr*ph*cs a*d metrics m*asures. </line>

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<line> *h* gr*phi* theory provides * </line>

<line> qualitative un*erstanding </line>

<line> that is hard to *b*ain *uantit*tiv*ly </line>

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<line> (Bo*gatti, 20*8). </line>

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<line> This wa*, w* can identify the clusters and re*at*o*s co*sidering the al*gnment of the </line>

<line> Rev. FSA, Teresina, v. *8, n. 7, art. 12, p. 187-198, jul. 20** www4.fsan*t.com.br/revist* </line>

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<line> Cas***ção Quím*ca *e Criminosos Frent* ao Orde*amento Con*tit*cio*al *rasile*ro </line>

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<row> On the other hand, S*A offers the chance t* test th* role o* the nodes inside the </row>

<row> n*twork using quantitative me*rics. Netw*rk analysis descr*bes how the ac*or i* lin*ed i* a </row>

<row> relation** network (Hanne*an & Riddle, 2014). </row>

<row> Centrali*y, for insta**e, re*resents *he structu*al *mporta*ce of a n*de and is divide in </row>

<row> th*eefold: </row>

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<line> Degree - *hich m*a** th* num*er of **es of a given type *hat * *ode has; </line>

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<line> Closeness - which means the su* of geodesic distan*es from a nod* to all othe*s; </line>

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<line> Betweenne*s - *hich mean* how o**en a gi*e* node f*lls along the shortest p*t* b****en </line>

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<row> tw* othernodes. Finall*, anothe* im*ortant measure is t*e k-co*e *hat consists of a subgrap* in </row>

<row> *hich eve*y a**orh*s degree k or more with th* othe* a*tors in the subgraph. I* is a su*-grap* </row>

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<line> present in e*c* ne**ork (B*rga*ti, 2018). In the methodology </line>

<line> section, we p*esen*ed </line>

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<row> applic*tion m*thod of SNA and ** th*results and di*cussion sectio* our findings and analysis </row>

<row> o* the u** of these measures. </row>

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<line> METHODOL*G* </line>

<line> The *urren* study uses a dataset of o*e of the bi*gest Brazilian Bre**ry compani*s to </line>

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<row> identify and analyze the flow of m*terials among plants in Sã* Paulo state, Brazil. </row>

<row> A tot*l of 5,483 deliveries wi*hin th* ten most impo*t*n* **ant* for *argo vol*me were </row>

<row> used. These plants are located in the citie* of *gudos, Iracemápolis, Ja*ar*í, Jaguariúna, </row>

<row> Limeira, Lins, Ri**irão Pr***, *ã* Berna*d* do C*mpo, São José d** Campos e S*o Paulo. </row>

<row> *hese fi*ur*s volumes were *rocessed using the Micr*soft E*ce* © in order to </row>

<row> estab*ish a rel*t*onshi* between plants *n kilos, Table 1. Figures may be used to i*lust*ate t*e </row>

<row> arti*le a*ways when it *ecessar*. </row>

<row> Ta*le 1 - Cities Dataset </row>

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<line> R. *. G. Moraes, L. R. Dore*eu </line>

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<row> I* order to c*eate a network, we i*put data in the Ucinet ©versi*n 6.697 and using the </row>

<row> module N*tdraw© we create* a netwo*k of pla*ts t*king into cons*dera*i*n the mat*rial </row>

<row> indexed in kilos, *i*ure 1. </row>

<row> Fi*ally, *e a*alyzed the netwo*k metrics to unders*and th* network *el*tionships </row>

<row> using netwo*k graphi*s and *o*ial Netw*rk Ana*ysi* metrics. For a better un*e*st*nding of </row>

<row> t*e res*lts, th* explanation revolving a*ou*d SNA metric* w*re in*luded d*re*tly *n the </row>

<row> Results and Di*cussion section. </row>

<row> I* is important t* highlight that t*e aim of the pap*r *s not generaliz*d a model to b* </row>

<row> use* in all the s*pply **ains, but it shows the role *f SNA in org*nizin* *nd an*lyzing the </row>

<row> rel*tionship betw*en different nodes, especially in *his case brewer* companies plants and </row>

<row> distribution centers. </row>

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<line> **SUL** AND DISCUSSION </line>

<line> Regard*ng **e typ* of the material network, we could identify that the network is </line>

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<row> bidire*ti*n*l, wh*ch means that i* o*es in both *ire*tions towards the players, indegr*e and </row>

<row> outdegree, Figure 1. </row>

<row> Figur* 1 - Mate*i*l *istributi*n n*twork </row>

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<line> Source: Autho*s (2020). </line>

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<line> Rev. FS*, *eresina, *. 1*, n. 7, art. 12, p. 1*7-198, **l. 2021 </line>

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<line> Castração Quími*a de *riminosos Frente ao Orden*ment* Consti*uciona* Brasileiro </line>

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<line> The centrality degree measures the number of ties the *etwork presents an* it can b* </line>

<line> me*sured *o** as *nde*ree, which is the measuring of many *alls *hat an acto* rec*iv*s *rom </line>

<line> another, indicatingpopu*ari*y *r r*cept**it*, and outdegre* is th* *easure*ent of th* nu*ber </line>

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<line> of *onnections that an act*r **tablishes with o*her *ctors in th*s </line>

<line> network, indicating </line>

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<line> exp*ns*ve*ess (Wassermann & Faust, 1*94). The ind*gree and ou*degree of the network can </line>

<line> F*gur* 2 - Two-node net**rk: indeg*ee a*d outdegree </line>

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<line> So*rce: Authors (202*). </line>

<line> Our outdegre* networ* (circle) s**wed that p*ant of Jaguariuna (JA*) is th* mo*t </line>

<line> *mpor*an* node to the delive*y syste* *onne*ting 86.**% of the nodes. Lin* (LI*), São *au*o </line>

<line> (PAU), *ão B*rna*do do Camp* (BER) * Agudos (AGU) are *n se*ond place conn*ct*ng </line>

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<line> the no*es. Consid*ring the outd*g*ee network (squ*re), São Paulo (PAU) and </line>

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<line> *gudos (*GU) link all the n*des, followed by Jaca**i (JAC), Ja*uari**a (JAG) and Sã* José </line>

<line> *os C*mpos (J*S) connecte* to 8*.88%. N*te that Lins(LIN) and I*a*emá*oli* (*RA) ar* on*y </line>

<line> ou*lets. Consi*eri*g the i**egree *nd outdegre* indic*tors *n* *he volumes, we plo***d a </line>

<line> de*ree centr**ity networ*, Figure 3. </line>

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<line> R. L. G. Moraes, L. R. Doreteu </line>

<line> *igure * - Degree ce**ralit* ne*work </line>

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<line> Source: Author* (2020). </line>

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<line> *ote t*at São Paulo (P*U), A*udos (AGU), Ribeirão *reto (RIB), Jacarei (J**) and </line>

<line> Jaguariuna (JAG)*re the mo*t cent*al player* of the network. I*teresting to no** that Ribeirão </line>

<line> *reto *o** not *a*e **e bi*ges* **degree and outde*ree, but consolidating b**h linked to the </line>

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<line> v*lume this sit*ation </line>

<line> cha*ges. Thi* result just*fies this further analys*s. Another imp**tant </line>

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<line> centrality measu*e in a network is betweenn*ss a** closen*ss, represented in Fi*ures 4 and 5. </line>

<line> A node can lie *etween a pair of *on-a*jacent *odes, either alo*g **th their mat*rial ow or </line>

</par>

<par>

<line> contractua* relationship. In </line>

<line> graph theory, betweenness is dev*l*ped mainly as a m*tric, </line>

</par>

<par>

<line> studied **i*g t*e sho**est path in a connecte* gr*ph (Changat et al., 2019). In our *esea*ch, </line>

<line> São Berna*do do Ca*p* (BER), Limeira (LIM), Iracemápolis (*RA), *nd Lins (LIN) ha*e t*e </line>

<line> *ighest de*ree of betwee**ess th** m*ans they are t*e most important nodes to *h* con*ectio* </line>

<line> *f the network. </line>

<line> Closeness centra*ity *s an in*ex de *ed in t**m* of a distance, it is the shortest distan*e </line>

<line> *n between *he nod*s *n the net*o*k (Brandes *t al., 2016). In t*is case, Sã* Paulo (PAU), </line>

</par>

<par>

<line> *ibeirão Preto (RIB) and *gud** (**U) </line>

<line> are pre*ented as the m*st i*po*tant nodes in the </line>

</par>

<par>

</par>

<par>

<line> Rev. FSA, Teresina, v. 18, n. 7, art. *2, p. 187-198, jul. 2021 </line>

<line> www4.fs**et.com.b*/revist* </line>

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<par>

<line> *a*t*ação Química *e Crimin*sos Fr*n*e a* O*denamen** Constituciona* Br*sileiro </line>

</par>

<par>

<line> Figure 4 - Betweenness cent*ali*y </line>

</par>

<par>

<line> Figure 5 - *l*seness cen*rality </line>

</par>

<par>

<line> Sourc*: *uthors (*020). </line>

</par>

<par>

<line> Rev. F**, *eresina PI, v. 1*, n. *, *rt. 1*, *. 187-*98, jul. 2021 </line>

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<par>

<line> R. L. G. Moraes, L. *. Doreteu </line>

<line> Figure 6 - K-core </line>

</par>

<par>

</par>

<par>

<row> *ccording to IBM, the k-Core is a *easurement that can help identi*y *mall- </row>

<row> inte*linked cor* areas on a netw*rk (IBM, 2020). O** network displa*ed homogeneity o* </row>

<row> re*atio*ships apart from Limeira (LIM) a*d *racemápolis (IRA). </row>

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<par>

<line> CONCLUSION </line>

<line> This stu*y pres*nts different *o**al network ana*ys*s meas**e* to analyz* a B2B </line>

</par>

<row> mat*rial last-m*le dist**but*o* of a Brewery I*dus*ry *n Brazil. The result* *how the relevance </row>

<row> *f SNA in evaluati*g thestructu*e of a ne*wo*k in order to *elp i*dustrial planni*g t* make </row>

<row> better decisions. </row>

<row> Our co*clusio*s is that São Paulo (PAU), Agudos (AGU) and Ribeirão *re*o a*e the </row>

<row> main players of the network and the mai* attention *f the In**stry needs to be focused on *he*e </row>

<row> plant, in orde* t* taki*g m*asures to *educe c*sts of last-mi*e *istribut**n. </row>

<row> The *mportance *f using dif*e*ent SN* mea*ures is to avoid t*e industri*l managers </row>

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</par>

<par>

<line> m*ke d*cisions based only in the evidence that o*e no*e presents more relevance in </line>

</par>

<par>

<line> network. As p*esented i* t*is study, *o*e plants *ortrayed in o*e analysis **t incons*s*ent </line>

<line> w*en considere* all the measu*es. This s*udy is an attempt to provide * technical perspe*tiv* </line>

<line> to *ndustrial decision-*akers u*in* th* ap*roach of network analysis. </line>

<line> Re*. F*A, T*resina, v. *8, n. 7, art. 12, p. 187-198, jul. 2*21 w*w4.f*a*et.com.br/revi*ta </line>

</par>

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<par>

<line> *astraçã* Químic* *e Crimin*s*s Frente ao O*denamento Constituc**nal Brasile*ro </line>

</par>

<par>

<line> ACKNOWL*DGMEN*S </line>

</par>

<par>

<line> Th*s study was financed in par* b* the Co*rdi*ation of Impro*eme*t of Personal </line>

<line> *igher **uca*i** -*razi* (CAP*S) - *inan*e Code 001. </line>

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<line> Con**ibuição dos Autores </line>

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<line> 1) c*ncepção e planejam*n*o. </line>

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<line> 2) anális* * interpret*çã* dos dados. </line>

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<line> *) ela*o*açã* *o rasc*nho ou na revisão crítica do cont*údo. </line>

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<line> 4) part*cipaç*o *a *provação da ver*ão f**al *o manuscrito. </line>

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