7th annual SC&LM workshop
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Emerging Issues and Drivers for Supply Chain & Logistics Sustainability
December 6, 2022
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The flagship event of the Rowe School of Business, sponsored by CRSSCA (Centre for Research in Sustainable Supply Chain Analytics), and organized by Dr. M. Ali lk羹, this series of annual SC&LM workshops not only brings in distinguished academics and industry leaders to share their knowledge on the latest trends and cutting-edge research and best practices in SC&LM but also provides an excellent opportunity to cross-pollinate ideas and network with academics, practitioners and students in a highly collegial environment.
This years keynote speaker was , UCLA Distinguished Professor and Edward W. Carter Chair in Business Administration, Anderson School of Management, UCLA. In his excellent keynote entitled Doing Good in the ESG Era: Challenges and Opportunities, Dr. Tang has shared numerous examples of how developing appropriate sustainability-related performance metrics and disclosing them to the public is becoming critical in business viability. 泭
Dr. Tangs keynote can be accessed by clicking on the picture below:
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2022 CRSSCA SC&LM Best Student Research Winners
Congratulations to the top three awardees (out of 13 entrants) of the 2022 SC&LM Best Student Research Competition (open only to graduate students). The prize committee (Dr. Bahareh Mansouri (chair), Dr. Michael Haughton, Dr. Iman Nosoohi) were impressed with the finalists and used the following criteria in their strictly double-blind evaluation: 1-Quality (contribution to the discipline, appropriateness of the methodologies used, analytical soundness, communication of managerial insights, write-up excellence) of the research paper; 2-Overall quality of the presentationslides, articulation and response to questions; and 3-The impact of the research on sustainability issues in SC&LM.泭 泭
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First Place: Ibrahim O. Oguntola
Department of Industrial Engineering,
AV整氈窒
On Optimal Design of a Multimodal Logistics Network: Shipment Consolidation and Machine Learning Models泭 (with M. Ali lk羹, Ahmed Saif and Alexander Engau)
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Second Place: Shobeir Amirnequiee
Ivey Business School,
Western University
Outsourcing Decision in the Presence of Supplier Copycatting (with Hubert Pun and Joe Naoum-Sawaya)
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Third Place: Esma Akg羹n
Department of Management Sciences,
University of Waterloo
Determining Optimal COVID-19 Testing Center Locations and Capacities (with 泭Sibel A. Alumur, and F. Safa Erenay)
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2022 CRSSCA Best SC&LM Project Competition Winners
An inaugural event, this competition is open only to Bachelor of Commerce, SC&LM major students at AV整氈窒. The students in their capstone project course (COMM4520Supply Chain Planning & Execution), under the academic supervision of Dr. lk羹 and practitioner supervision of the host company, complete real-life projects related to the host company. This years host company was Halifax Port Authority (HPA), which also kindly sponsored the prizes for this competition. The prize committee comprised Patrick Bohan (chair), Kaitlyn Veitch and Conor Savage. Thanks to HPA for the collaboration and the prize committee for their time.
1st Place: Adoption of Advanced Technologies for Port Logistics: Barriers and Enablers
Braden A. Liberty, Zack Nattress, Linda Sener, Yi Zhou
2nd Place: Analysis of Seaport Operations and Productivity: A Supply Chain Process Flow Approach
Su Baysal, Oliver Hands, Callum E. Legge, Lukie Tong
3rd Place: Port Sustainability: Definitions, Best Practices, and Failures in the World
Zheng Cong, Mitchell Emerson, Anh D. Tran, Xijie Zhao
Finalist: Integrating Seaport Logistics into Green Energy Supply Chains
Kevin Jiang, Hurui Liu, Mitchell N. Patterson, Jack Yuan, Jianing Zhang
Finalist: Seaport Cities and United Nations Sustainable Development Goals: A Supply Chain Perspective
Yubo Gao, Chenhao Li, Jiaming Liu, Zhenghao Su, Weiliang Suo
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