Developing a Teaching Portfolio for Online Doctoral Workshop on Supply Chain Analytics

 
Developing a Teaching Portfolio
 
3
rd
 Online Doctoral Workshop on Supply Chain Analytics
 
Agenda
 
Introducing the Panelists
The customers – programs, audience
The process – formats, content
Criteria for success
Analytics Applications
 
Krannert School of Management at Purdue University - Susan Bulkeley Butler
Chair in Operations Management; c
urrently 
Department Head, Senior Associate
Dean at Krannert;  Director, Dauch Center for the Management of Manufacturing
Enterprises.
Effective August 1, 2022 - Dean of the School of Management, University at
Buffalo
Teaching/Research Interests: Analysis of supply chains in the areas of spare
parts, auto components, the grocery industry, rare earth metals, retail and the
fashion apparel industry.
PhD (ISE
) – Georgia Tech; 
MS (IE&OR) - Syracuse University; B Tech (MechEng)
- IIT Bombay.
 
Ananth Iyer
 
Apurva Jain
 
Foster School of Business, University of Washington - Professor -
Department of ISOM
Teaches 
core Operations, Process Improvement, and Inventory & Supply
Chain undergraduate, graduate, and executive programs.
2021 
B
est 
T
eacher award, SCM graduate program
Consulting supported an anti-trust action 
directed at 
Sold-by-Amazon
program.
Research focus is d
eveloping applications of continuous-time stochastic
models to pandemic decision-making, community solar programs, and buzz-
driven demand spikes.
 
Subodha Kumar
 
Fox School of Business, Temple University -  Paul R. Anderson Distinguished
Chair Professor of Statistics, Operations, and Data Science; Founding Director of
the Center for Business Analytics and Disruptive Technologies; Concentration
Director for Ph.D. Program in Operations and Supply Chain Management.
Changjiang Scholars Chair Professorship, Ministry of Education, China
Fellow, POMS; 
Ranked #1 worldwide for publishing in 
Information Systems
Research
.
Deputy Editor 
of 
Production and Operations Management
 Journal; 
Founding
Executive Editor 
of 
Management and Business Review
 (MB
R).
 
Yao Zhao
 
Rutgers Business School, Rutgers University - Professor
Research Interests - supply chain management with a special focus on
design, control and coordination of stochastic production-inventory
systems, integration of supply chain management with project
management, and applications in pharmaceutical industry.
Honorable Mention
 of the 2001 student paper competition – M&SOM;
Recipient of the 2008 National Science Foundation (NSF) CAREER
Award.
Teaches core operations management and supply chain management
courses for undergraduate, MBA, executive and PhD programs at
Rutgers Business School.
Industry Collaborations - General Motors in the area of Spare Part
Operations; Estee Lauder Companies Inc. in the areas of forecasting
and inventory control for new product introduction.
 
Asoo J. Vakharia (Moderator)
 
Warrington College of Business, University of Florida – McClatchy
Professor; and Director, Supply Chain Management Center
Fellow, POMS and DSI.
C
urrent research focuses on sustainability, IOT, and 3-D
printing.
T
eaching interests are in O&SCM; Operations Strategy,
International Logistics; 
Graduate and 
Executive Teaching 
at UF;
Industry s
pecific teaching in Managerial Decision Analysis,
Quality Analysis/Statistical Methods, Operations/Financial
Analysis, and Supply Chain Analytics.
Consulting/Collaborations: 
AT&T Solutions Customer Care, e-
Diets.com, Golden Eagle Distributors, Garrett Air Research,
Motorola, Sweetheart Cups, Inc., University of Arizona Medical
Center, and Vistakon, Inc.
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In this workshop, distinguished panelists including Ananth Iyer, Apurva Jain, Subodha Kumar, and Yao Zhao share insights and expertise on supply chain analytics. Topics include program introductions, audience engagement, format, content criteria, and analytics applications. Participants will gain valuable knowledge from these esteemed professors in the field of operations management and supply chain analytics.


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  1. Developing a Teaching Portfolio 3rd Online Doctoral Workshop on Supply Chain Analytics

  2. Agenda Introducing the Panelists The customers programs, audience The process formats, content Criteria for success Analytics Applications

  3. Ananth Iyer Krannert School of Management at Purdue University - Susan Bulkeley Butler Chair in Operations Management; currently Department Head, Senior Associate Dean at Krannert; Director, Dauch Center for the Management of Manufacturing Enterprises. Effective August 1, 2022 - Dean of the School of Management, University at Buffalo Teaching/Research Interests: Analysis of supply chains in the areas of spare parts, auto components, the grocery industry, rare earth metals, retail and the fashion apparel industry. PhD (ISE) Georgia Tech; MS (IE&OR) - Syracuse University; B Tech (MechEng) - IIT Bombay.

  4. Apurva Jain Foster School of Business, University of Washington - Professor - Department of ISOM Teaches core Operations, Process Improvement, and Inventory & Supply Chain undergraduate, graduate, and executive programs. 2021 Best Teacher award, SCM graduate program Consulting supported an anti-trust action directed at Sold-by-Amazon program. Research focus is developing applications of continuous-time stochastic models to pandemic decision-making, community solar programs, and buzz- driven demand spikes.

  5. Subodha Kumar Fox School of Business, Temple University - Paul R. Anderson Distinguished Chair Professor of Statistics, Operations, and Data Science; Founding Director of the Center for Business Analytics and Disruptive Technologies; Concentration Director for Ph.D. Program in Operations and Supply Chain Management. Changjiang Scholars Chair Professorship, Ministry of Education, China Fellow, POMS; Ranked #1 worldwide for publishing in Information Systems Research. Deputy Editor of Production and Operations Management Journal; Founding Executive Editor of Management and Business Review (MBR).

  6. Yao Zhao Rutgers Business School, Rutgers University - Professor Research Interests - supply chain management with a special focus on design, control and coordination of stochastic production-inventory systems, integration of supply chain management with project management, and applications in pharmaceutical industry. Honorable Mention of the 2001 student paper competition M&SOM; Recipient of the 2008 National Science Foundation (NSF) CAREER Award. Teaches core operations management and supply chain management courses for undergraduate, MBA, executive and PhD programs at Rutgers Business School. Industry Collaborations - General Motors in the area of Spare Part Operations; Estee Lauder Companies Inc. in the areas of forecasting and inventory control for new product introduction.

  7. Asoo J. Vakharia (Moderator) Warrington College of Business, University of Florida McClatchy Professor; and Director, Supply Chain Management Center Fellow, POMS and DSI. Current research focuses on sustainability, IOT, and 3-D printing. Teaching interests are in O&SCM; Operations Strategy, International Logistics; Graduate and Executive Teaching at UF; Industry specific teaching in Managerial Decision Analysis, Quality Analysis/Statistical Methods, Operations/Financial Analysis, and Supply Chain Analytics. Consulting/Collaborations: AT&T Solutions Customer Care, e- Diets.com, Golden Eagle Distributors, Garrett Air Research, Motorola, Sweetheart Cups, Inc., University of Arizona Medical Center, and Vistakon, Inc.

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