Antony Paulraj is Professor of Operations and Supply Chain Management at NEOMA Business School. He completed his PhD in Operations Management from the Cleveland State University, Ohio, USA. His research interests are within operations management, supply chain management, strategic sourcing, sustainable supply chains and supply chain innovation. His work has been published in journals including the Journal of Operations Management, Research Policy, International Journal of Operations and Production Management, Journal of Supply Chain Management, and the Journal of Business Ethics, among others. He has taught courses in undergraduate, master’s, and doctorate programs. He has also been involved in numerous executive education as well as executive training programs in the UK, Europe, and India. Before joining academia, he worked as an information technology consultant for over ten years. His consulting experience includes a range of organizations in the USA.
This course will focus on: logistics in commercial relations (especially in intercontinental operations), customer service levels, and distribution costs.
The cross-sectionality of the logistics function and the value chain. Design and planning of the production system layouts. Management and forecasting of market demand. General criteria of programming and audit of production. Procurement and management of inventory and consumable materials. Evolution of just in time systems: from lean production to lean thinking. Automation of the information flow: from barcode to RFID technologies. Management of physical distribution.
Hybrid MBA English editionThe course focuses on issues related to the management of materials along the supply chain, from suppliers to distribution channels. In this regard, they have a vital role. Managerial and organizational decisions made about the relationships with external companies with which we relate to, are the focal point of the course. In analyzing the vertical relationships between firms, the course seeks to develop: sensitivity to the Strategic Importance of the reports, the technical and managerial knowledge needed to deal with the decisions in the matter and organizational skills needed to manage them.
Business Management – Italian Premium BrandsThe course focuses on issues related to the management of materials along the supply chain, from suppliers to distribution channels. In this regard, they have a vital role. Managerial and organizational decisions made about the relationships with external companies with which we relate to, are the focal point of the course. In analyzing the vertical relationships between firms, the course seeks to develop: sensitivity to the Strategic Importance of the reports, the technical and managerial knowledge needed to deal with the decisions in the matter and organizational skills needed to manage them.
Gestione d’Impresa – Made in Italy