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5thWorld Production and Operations Management Conference P&OM Havana 2016
Invited tracks and sessions (Organizer : Jose. A.D.Machuca)
Invited Tracks -‐ P&OM Havana 2016
There will be 3 invited tracks devoted to 3 important global manufacturing surveys (HPM, GMRG, IMSS). These tracks will be managed by their respective leaders and comprise a number of sessions with papers from their respective surveys.
There will be 2 more tracks on two important topics for Operations Management. These 2 tracks are open for contributions from all interested OM scholars
High Performance Manufacturing Project (HPM)
BarbaraFlynn (Indiana University, USA. DSI fellow)
RogerSchroeder (University of Minnesota Twin Cities, USA. POMS and DSI fellow)
Global Manufacturing Research Group (GMRG)
ClayWhybark (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA. Past DSI President. Fellow
of DSI and Pan Pacific Business Association)
BrianFynes (University College Dublin, Ireland. Past EurOMA VP membership)
International Manufacturing Strategy Survey (IMSS)
Matteo Kalchschmidt (Universitá di Bergamo, Italy)
These tracks will be preceded by an initial invited session entitled:
Global Manufacturing Surveys: present and future
Speakers: Roger Schroeder (HPM), Brian Fynes (GMRG), Matteo Kalschmidt(IMSS)
Scholarship in Operations and Supply Chain Management: Innovations in Research and Teaching
Organised by:
Janet Godsell (University of Warwick, UK. EurOMA Board)
This track be preceded by the semi-‐plenary keynote session entitled:
Envisaging the Future of Scholarship in Operations and Supply Chain Management that will set the scene by exploring the topic from different global perspectives (Asian, European and US). Confirmed speakers include Zhao Xiande (CEIBS – Shanghai-‐China), Janet Godsell (WMG, University of Warwick-‐UK), Lisa Ellram (Miami University-USA, Thomas Choi (Arizona State University-USA. DSI at President at large)
This track is open for abstracts submission
Track content:
Wickham Skinner is regarded as one of the founding fathers of modern Operations & Supply Chain Management (O&SCM). In his seminal 1969 Harvard Business Review article, Skinner was the first to make the link between corporate and manufacturing strategy. Skinners observations were grounded in over a decade of employment with Honeywell and were driven by a desire to solve the O&SCM problems he had witnessed. Over 40 years later, in his 2010 keynote address at the Decision Science, Skinner expressed concerns that O&SCM was losing its industrial relevance, as academics focused on publication (taking from the system) and not solving the big problems of today. Scholarship in O&SCM is a holistic and integrative process based on insights and perceptions gained from a scholars consultancy, application, teaching and research activities. The purpose of this track is to share perspectives on innovative practices in teaching, research, and the synergies created between them.
To reflect the discursive and emergent nature of the track we welcome suggestions for
papers, poster sessions and workshops that exemplify how different aspects of scholarship in O&SCM can be advanced.
We look forward to your participation and contribution to this important track.
Managing Industry-‐Academic Collaboration in Operations Management
Organised by:
Ben Clegg (Aston University, UK. EurOMA Board)
Jan Olhager (Lund University, Sweden. Past EurOMA VP Finance)
This track is open for abstracts submissions
Track content:
This special track will focus on how to manage the process for industry-‐academic collaboration, how to make research more relevant to practice, and how to increase and improve collaboration between academics and professionals to increase the impact which OM research can have beyond academia. We specifically invite papers which:
. describe the process of successful practice based research
. discuss the do and donts of engagement with industry and professionals
. advise on intellectual property issues, contractual terms and conditions etc.
. reveal which sort of methodologies work effectively and why
. investigate which theories are and arent contemporary and relevant
. guide data collection and validation
. inform how to make reciprocal knowledge transfer work
. advise on how universities should attract more industry and professional interactions
. enlighten the valorisation process to ensure academia, industry and the wider society benefit through collaboration.
This stream is not focused upon the outcomes of applied research per se, rather the approaches by which it is effectively delivered. Novel approaches and papers co-‐authored with people from industry and professional organisations are particularly welcome. We wish this track to be interactive and lively so that the above points can be debated.
Invited Sessions -‐ P&OM Havana 2016
More than 30 well-‐known OM scholars from all over the world (see below) have agreed to join forces and will be organizing invited sessions. At this moment, the following ones have been already agreed (shown in alphabetical order together with the corresponding organizers):
Building a worldwide OM academic community: Perspectives from around the globe
Brian Fynes (University College Dublin, Ireland. EurOMA-‐ Past VP Membership)
Business Models: The OM perspective
Andy Smart (University of Exeter, UK) Chander Velu (University of Cambridge, UK)
Collaborating in POM academic teams effectively
Rachna Shah (University of Minnessota – USA)
Distribution in emerging markets
Jan Fransoo (Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands. POMS-‐ VP Europe)
Dynamic game models in supply chain management
Xishu Li (Erasmus University-The Netherlands)
Suresh Sethi (University of Texas at Dallas-USA . POMS Past president, Fellow of POMS, INFORMS, IEEE, SIAM and RSC)
Dynamic Networks: Trends in Global Logistics and SCM (Asia-‐US-‐Europe)
Christian Durach and Frank Strausse (Technische Universität Berlin, Germany)
Emerging Information Technologies and their Implications on Value Creation Process of the Firm
Michiya Morita (Gakushuin University-Japan, JOMSA Past president)
Empirical Modelling and Simulation in OM
Andreas Groessler (Radboud-‐Universität Nijmegen, The Netherlands. EurOMA-‐VP Education and Meetings)
Environmental Sustainability in Supply Chains
WernerJammernegg (Vienna University of Economics and Business) Tina Wakolbinger (Vienna University of Economics and Business)
Exploring new theories in SCM research
RobertHandfield (North Carolina State University, USA) Andreas Wieland (Copenhagen Business School, Denmark)
Global Manufacturing Surveys
Roger Schroeder (University of Minnesota Twin Cities, USA. POMS and DSI fellow)
Clay Whybark (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA. Past DSI President. Fellow of DSI and Pan Pacific Business Association)
Matteo Kalchschmidt (Universitá di Bergamo, Italy)
Global manufacturing strategy of Japanese firms
Professor Junjiro Shintaku (The University of Tokyo- Japan)
Global supply chains
Sridhar Seshadri (Indian School of Business. Fellow Institution of Engineers-‐India)
Health care operations management
Vedat Verter (McGill University, Canada)
Humanitarian Logistics
Gerald Reiner (Universitaet Klagenfurt, Austria. EurOMA Board)
Jaume Ribera (IESE-‐Spain, CEIBS-‐Shanghai-‐China. EurOMA-‐ Past president)
Innovation of Automobile Manufacturing: Developing Advanced Toyota Production Systems at TOYOTA U.S.A
Kakuro Amasaka (Aoyama Gakuin University, JOMSA Past President)
International operations management in times of global turbulence
Afonso Fleury (Universidade de Sao Paulo, Brasil. POMS-¬‐Past VP Americas)
Improving operations performance through energy management
Sergio E. Gouvea da Costa (Pontifical Catholic University of Parana and Federal University of Technology -‐ Parana, Brazil. POMS-‐ VP Americas)
Joint projects between humanitarian organizations and researchers in humanitarian aid: the power of collaboration to leverage impact
Luk van Wassenhove (INSEAD, France. POMS-‐Past President. Fellow of POMS and EurOMA)
Managing global operations networks
Anne Vereecke (Vlerick Business School, Belgium. EurOMA-‐Past President and
POMS-‐VP Europe. EurOMA Fellow)
New developments in the retail industry
Dorothee Honhon (University of Texas, USA. POMS -‐ VP Communication POMS SCM Chapter)
New Directions for Services: Research, Policy and Practice
Andy Neely (Cambridge University, UK. EurOMA-‐President and Fellow)
New Trends in Inventory Models
Metin Cakanyildirim (University of Texas at Dallas-USA )
Suresh Sethi (University of Texas at Dallas-USA . POMS Past president, Fellow of POMS, INFORMS, IEEE, SIAM and RSC)
OM: Adding value in project management
Jaume Ribera (IESE-‐Spain, CEIBS-‐Shanghai-‐China. EurOMA Past President)
Operations and Supply chain management in China (tbc)
Xiande Zhao (CEIBS, Shanghai, China)
Performance measurement systems: present and future trends
Veronica Martinez (University of Cambridge, UK. EurOMA Board)
Andy Neely (University of Cambridge, UK. EurOMA President and Fellow)
Mike Bourne (Cranfield School of Management, UK.)
Product recalls and worldwide supply chains
Giovani Perrone (University of Palermo, Italy. EurOMA-‐VP Finance)
Manfredi Buccolari (University of Palermo, Italy)
Recent Modeling Issues in Japanese Supply Chain Management
Hirofumi Matsuo (Kobe University, Japan. Past JOMSA President)
Resource efficient supply chains
Gerald Reiner (Universitaet Klagenfurt, Austria. EurOMA Board)
Johannes Fichtinger (Vienna University of Economics and Business, Austria)
Risk, Disruptions and Resilience 2.0: Rethinking our current frameworks and approaches
Steve Melnyk ( Michigan State University-USA)
Risk supply chain
Wei Loo (IESE-‐ Spain)
Jaume Ribera (IESE-‐Spain, CEIBS-‐Shanghai-‐China. EurOMA-‐ Past president)
Seeing supply chains: transparency and mapping
Steve New ( University of Oxford, UK)
Service Operations in Multifaceted Markets: current and emerging practices
Veronica Martinez (University of Cambridge, UK. EurOMA Board),
Andy Neely (University of Cambridge, UK. EurOMA Pesident and Fellow)
Pavel Albores (Aston University, Aston Business School, UK)
Florian Urmetzer (University of Cambridge, UK)
Social Network Theory and its applications in SCM research
Ram Narasimhan ( Michigan State University – USA)
Supply Chain Financing
Dale Rogers (Arizona State University- USA)
Sustainable management in global operations
Matteo Kalchschmidt (Universita di Bergamo, Italy)
