POMS College of Supply Chain Management Business Meeting SC College business meeting 2015.pdf · 3 Current College Officers President: Ravi Anupindi, Ross School of Business, University

POMS College of Supply Chain Management Business Meeting

POMS 26th Annual Conference May 9, 2015

Washington, DC

Ravi Anupindi

Agenda

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Brief report (2014-2015) Upcoming changes to board positions Winners of student paper competition Vinayak Deshpande (UNC Chapel Hill)

Open topics for discussion Closing Remarks

Team Effort

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Current College Officers President: Ravi Anupindi, Ross School of Business, University of

Michigan Past President: Nicole DeHoratius, The University of Chicago

Booth School of Business Vice President - Communications: Qi Annabelle Feng, Krannert

School of Management, Purdue University Vice President - Meetings: Kyle Cattani, Kelly School, Indiana

University Vice President - Special Events: John Gray, Fisher College, Ohio

State University Secretary: Chris Parker, Smeal College of Business at

Pennsylvania State University Treasurer: Nitin Bakshi, London Business School

Membership of POMS Colleges (2011-2014)

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POMS Main Conference

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SCM Track (Lauren Lu and Ann Maruchek) 42 sessions 156 presentations

Mini-Conference of the College of SCM, 7 May 2015

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55 pre-registered, ~5 onsite registrations

Theme: Govt Policy and SCM

Organizing Committee: Led by John Gray

PhD Student Research Roundtable Ravi Anupindi, Nitin Bakshi, Nicole DeHoratius, John Gray, Kyle Katani,Chris Parker

AM Session Addressing Supply Chain Risk and Uncertainty

LUNCH

PM Session Collaborating with the government and policy institutions

Dinner to celebrate 10th Anniversary Sequoia Restaurant

AM Session: Addressing Supply Chain Risk and Uncertainty

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U.S. Government Initiative to aid in supply-chain decision making with inadequate data (Dr. Sue Helper, Chief Economist, Commerce Department)

A Successful Academic-Government Initiative: The Access Costs Everywhere (ACE) Tool. The journey from research to implementation (Dr. Suzanne deTreville, University of Lausanne; Dr. Sue Helper)

Brandon Brown, US Department of Labor Assessing and Insuring Supply Chain Disruptions (Linda

Conrad, Director of Strategic Business Risk, Zurich Insurance)

PM Session: Collaborating with the government and policy institutions

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MIT Washington Office: How MIT has partnered with Washington to improve research and policy (William Bonvillian, Director, MIT Washington Office)

The Manufacturing Extension Partnership: Opportunities for Academic-Government collaborations, in the context of manufacturing supply chains (Mark Schmit, National Accounts Manager)

Brookings Institution: How academics can collaborate with think tanks to improve research and policy recommendations. (Scott Andes, Senior Policy Analyst)

Data.gov representative(s): How academics can access, contribute to, and influence government databases and data collection.

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Communications: Chris Parker

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Created LinkedIn group 194 (out of 450) are connected Encourage to use it Should this be the way SC College communicates with you? What else?

Email list created

SC College Board positions ..

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President: Ravi Anupindi, Ross School of Business, University of Michigan

President-elect: Vinayak Deshpande (UNC Chapel Hill) [2016-18]

Vice President - Communications: (Outgoing): Qi Annabelle Feng, Krannert School of Management,

Purdue University (Incoming): Dorothee Honhon (UT Dallas) [2015-17]

Vice President - Meetings: Kyle Cattani, Kelly School, Indiana University

Vice President - Special Events: John Gray, Fisher College, Ohio State University

Secretary: Chris Parker, Smeal College of Business at Pennsylvania State University

Treasurer: Nitin Bakshi, London Business School

2015 POMS SCM College Student Paper Competition

Vinayak Deshpande Associate Professor of Operations

Kenan-Flagler Business School University of North Carolina

Details

39 papers submitted

We had a two round process for the competition

First round: Blind review by four referees of every paper submitted

Second round: Finalists evaluated by paper competition committee based on

submitted paper and presentation

Thanks to our Referees 1st Round Referees

Aydin Alptekinoglu Gopesh Anand Zumbul Atan Atalay Atasu Goker Aydin Saurabh Bansal Bogdan Bichescu Felipe Caro Rachel Chen Ying-Ju Chen Soo-Haeng Cho Andrew Davis Sarang Deo Karen Donohue Cheryl Druehl Wedad Elmaghraby Nagesh Gavirneni Karan Girotra

Haresh Gurnani Itai Gurvich Albert Ha Sean Handley Nitin Joglekar Eda Kemahlioglu Ziya Tim Kraft Harish Krishnan Guoming Lai Vidya Mani Antonio Moreno-Garcia Brent Moritz Alp Muharremoglu Mahesh Nagarajan Sriram Narayanan Maciek Nowak Nikolay Osadchiy Amy Pan

Rodney Parker Alfonso Pedraza-Martinez Nick Petruzzi Carrie Queenan Tharanga Rajapakshe Uday Rao Guillaume Roels Claudia Rosales Ozge Sahin Ravi Subramanian Doug Thomas Sezer Ulku Yimin Wang Ben Yang Muer Yang Shuya Yin Fuqiang Zhang Rachel Zhang Jiawei Zhang

Thanks to our Finalist Committee

Felipe Caro Albert Ha Dorothee Honhon Jay Swaminathan

Paper Competition Finalist Committee

Finalists

Beryl Boxiao Chen, University of Michigan, “Dynamic Pricing and Inventory Control with Nonparametric Demand Learning” Advisors: Xiuli Chao and Hyun-Soo Ahn

Maxime Cohen and Charles Thraves, MIT, “Competition and

Externalities in Green Technology Adoption” Advisor: Georgia Perakis

Juan Camilo Serpa, University of British Columbia, “The Strategic

Role of Business Insurance in Managing Supply Chain Risk” Advisor: Harish Krishnan

Ying Xu, CMU, “Combating Child Labor: Incentives and

Information Transparency in Global Supply Chains” Advisors: Soo-Haeng Cho and Sridhar Tayur

Renyu Zhang, Washington University in St. Louis,

“Remanufacturing and Trade-in Program under Strategic Customer Behavior and Government Subsidization” Advisor: Fuqiang Zhang

Honorable Mention

Beryl Boxiao Chen, University of Michigan, “Dynamic Pricing and Inventory Control with Nonparametric Demand Learning” Advisors: Xiuli Chao and Hyun-Soo Ahn

Ying Xu, CMU, “Combating Child Labor: Incentives and

Information Transparency in Global Supply Chains” Advisors: Soo-Haeng Cho and Sridhar Tayur

Renyu Zhang, Washington University in St. Louis,

“Remanufacturing and Trade-in Program under Strategic Customer Behavior and Government Subsidization” Advisor: Fuqiang Zhang

Second Place

First Place (Tie)

Maxime Cohen and Charles Thraves, MIT, “Competition

and Externalities in Green Technology Adoption” Advisor: Georgia Perakis

Juan Camilo Serpa, University of British Columbia, “The

Strategic Role of Business Insurance in Managing Supply Chain Risk” Advisor: Harish Krishnan

2016 POMS Conference

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Location: Orlando, FL What should SC College do? College President to coordinate with

program chair on tracks Mini-conference? Facility tour w/ or w/o mini-conference?

How can College Serve you Better?

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Need to increase registration in mini-conference. <10% of college membership registered for mini-

conference in 2015

What else can the SC College do during the main conference?

Other ideas?

Closing Remarks

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Thank you for your support Please spread the good words about our college http://www.poms.org/colleges/cscm/