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14.00 - 17.00 Conference Registration & Helpdesk

15.00 - 17.00 Introduction to University Park, University of Nottingham,

optional

18.00 - 21.00 EDSI Conference Welcome, Drinks and Dinner

Conference Programme - at a glance

Sunday 2nd June

Monday 3rd June


09.00 - 09.45 Conference Opening

09.45 - 10.45

Keynote speech:

The Power of Social Network Analysis,

Professor Martin Everett (University of Manchester, UK)

10.45 - 11.00 Coffee/tea break

11.00 - 12.30 Parallel session 1: MA

12.30 - 13.30 Buffet lunch

13.45 -14.45

Keynote speech:

Seeking the Best Suppliers in the World -

Competition and Collaboration,

Mr Robert Johnson (Jaguar Land Rover, UK)


15.00 - 16.30

or 16.50 Parallel session 2: MB

17.00 - 18.00 A Taste of Nottingham, Beer, Wine and Cheese tasting,

and Cricket!

19.00 - 22.30 Gala Dinner

Tuesday 4th June 08.00 - 17.00 Conference Registration & Helpdesk

08.30 - 10.00 Parallel session 3: TA


10.15 - 11.45 Parallel session 4: TB

12.00 -13.00

Keynote speech:

Retail: Beyond the Tipping Point:

Tackling the Fulfilment Challenges in Omni-Channel Retailing

Mr Neil Ashworth (Collect+/Yodel, UK)


14.00 - 15.30 Parallel session 5: TC


15.45 - 16.15 Conference Close

17.00 - 18.30 Wollaton Park, drinks and talk

19.00 - 22.30 Chinese Meal, Mr Man’s,

Sponsored by Asia Business Centre, University of Nottingham

Tour: Visit to Chatsworth House, Derbyshire, (pre-booked only)

Wednesday 5nd June

Parallel sessions - at a glance

Monday 3rd June

Tuesday 4th June

11.00 -

12.30 Parallel session 1: MA Chair

MA-01 Tutorial 1: Conducting Rigorous Survey-based Research C. Braziotis

MA-02 Decision Science Models: Applications L. Muyldermans

MA-03 Supply Chain & Operations: Location 1 J. Olhager

MA-04 Digital Transformation: Policy P. Peter

MA-05 Sustainability & Circular Economy: Models T. Yamada

MA-06 Industry 4.0: Sustainability K. Stecke

MA-07 Tutorial 2: Digital Methods and Technologies for

Interdisciplinary Research G. Zhang

15.00 -

16.30

or 16.50

Parallel session 1: MB Chair

MB-01 Panel 1: Quality Management Research: Future Directions T. Foster

MB-01 Panel 2: Servitization and Advanced Services

in a Digital Age T. Baines

MB-02 Decision Science Models: Projects/NPD J. Liu

MB-03 Supply Chain & Operations: Visualisation B.J. Byrne

MB-04 Digital Transformation: Applications S. Baumann

MB-05 Supply Chain & Operations: Games & Models H. Wong

MB-06 Industry 4.0: Security Special Session K. Tan

MA-07 Tutorial 3: Complex Networks Analysis with R/Python

Bring your laptop! G. Orzes

08.30 -

10.00 Parallel session 3: TA Chair

TA-01 Workshop 1: Digital Healthcare A. Sohal

TA-02 Decision Science Models & Methods O. Battaia

TA-03 Supply Chain & Operations: Location 2 R. Ramanathan

TA-04 Digital Transformation: Applications N. Subramanian

TA-05 Sustainability & Circular Economy: Models O. Yoshi

TA-06 Industry 4.0: Concepts & Evolution L. Quezada

TA-07 Tutorial 4: Behavioural Experimental Research

in Management A. Touboulic

10.15 -

11.45 Parallel session 4: TB Chair

TB-01 Panel 3: Editor’s Panel K. Tan

TB-02 Decision Science Models: Healthcare P. Engelseth

TB-03 Supply Chain & Operations: Purchasing M. Kuula

TB-04 Digital Transformation: Healthcare M. Sartor

TB-05 Supply Chain & Operations: Models & Analysis X. Brusset

TB-06 Industry 4.0: Technical V. Giannikas

TB-07 Tutorial 5: Baysian Methods and Knowledge Elicitation A. Chutani

14.00 -

15.30 Parallel session 5: TC Chair

TC-01 Workshop 2: Investigating Decoupling in OM/SCM -

Contingencies and Consequences J. Olhager

TC-02 Decision Science Models: Procurement & Inventory S. Atedeniz

TC-03 Supply Chain & Operations: Logistics C. Rutherford

TC-04 Digital Transformation: Blockchain R. Bruce

TC-05 Supply Chain & Operations: Quality & Lean C.L. Tan

TC-06 Sustainability & Circular Economy, Special Session C. Di Mauro

TC-07 Tutorial 6: Harvard Business Management Science

Teaching Game C. Braziotis


East Midlands Conference Centre - Entrance Foyer (short distance from Orchard Hotel)

15.00 - 17.00

Tour of University Park, University of Nottingham, optional

Easy walk, no charge

Meet in East Midlands Conference Centre - Entrance Foyer

18.00 - 19.00

EDSI Conference Welcome, Drinks,

Paid for bar; voucher provided for your first drink

East Midlands Conference Centre - Bar

19.00 - 21.00 EDSI Conference Welcome, Dinner

East Midlands Conference Centre - Banqueting Suite A

Sunday 2nd June

Welcome and Introduction to University Park, University of Nottingham


East Midlands Conference Centre - Entrance Foyer

09.00 - 09.45

Conference Opening

Welcome by Professor Bart MacCarthy, University of Nottingham, Conference Chair

Welcome by Professor Todd Landman, Pro-Vice Chancellor, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Nottingham

Professor Janet Hartley, President DSI, Bowling Green State University, Ohio, USA

Professor Marco Sartor, President EDSI, University of Udine, Italy

East Midlands Conference Centre - Banqueting Suite B

09.45 - 10.45 Keynote speech: The Power of Social Network Analysis, Professor Martin Everett (University of Manchester, UK)




Monday 3rd June

11.00 - 12.30 Parallel session 1: MA

East Midlands Conference Centre

Location &

Chair

Banqueting Suite B

C. Braziotis.

Robin Hood A

L. Muyldermans

Robin Hood B

J. Olhager

Maid Marian A

P. Peter

Maid Marian B

T. Yamada

Little John A

K. Stecke

Little John B

G. Zhang

Stream &

Topic

MA-01

Tutorial 1

MA-02

Decision Science

Models:

Applications

MA-03

Supply Chain &

Operations:

Location

MA-04

Digital

Transformation:

Policy

MA-05

Sustainability &

Circular Economy:

Models

MA-06

Industry 4.0:

Sustainability

MA-07

Tutorial 2

Paper 1

11.00 - 11.20

Author(s)

Conducting

Rigorous Survey-

based

Research,

Tutorial presenter:

Professor

Anthony Paulraj,

(University of

Nottingham

Ningbo China)

*A Proposed

Conceptual Frame-

work for Investigating

Factors Affecting

Carpooling Decisions

Julagasigorn, P.

Banomyong, R.

Varadejsatitwong, P.

*When manufacturing

companies move back

and/or near. A French

perspective

Fel, F.

Di Stefano, C.

Fratocchi, L.

Business modelling in

Industry 4.0: A

platform and

ecosystem-based

approach

Baumann, S.

*Possibility of an

anomaly detection of

the machine in the

man-machine system

in manufacturing

Ishigaki, A.

Tanabe, N.

*Industry 4.0 and

sustainability:

A systematic

literature review

Beltrami, M.

Orzes, G.

Digital Methods and

Technologies for

Interdisciplinary

Research

Tutorial presenter:

Dr Stuart Moran,

(University of

Nottingham, UK)

Paper 2

11.20 - 11.40

Author(s)

*An Analysis of Shop-

ping Activity at

Warehouse-Club

Stores and Its Store-

Network-Density

Implications

Lim, S.F.W.T.

Rabinovich, E.

Park. S.

Hwang, M.

*A meta-analysis of

reshoring case

studies: towards a

knowledge

accumulation process

Johansson, M.

Boffelli, A.

Olhager, J.

Kalchschmidt, M.

High-level assessment

items for a data

governance

programme

Alhassan, I.

Sammon, D.

*Best-Worst Method

for port sustainable

development

indicators

Kannika, N.

Tan, K.-H.

Pawar, K.

*Dealing with

resistance in the

implementation of

Industry 4.0

technologies

Ito, A.

Bokrantz, J.

Skoogh, A.

Lundgren, C.

Monday 3rd June *Full papers submitted

11.00 - 12.30 Parallel session 1: MA, continued


Location &

Chair

Banqueting Suite B

C. Braziotis

Robin Hood A

L. Muyldermans.

Robin Hood B

J. Olhager

Maid Marian A

P. Peter

Maid Marian B

T. Yamada

Little John A

K. Stecke

Little John B

G. Zhang

Stream &

Topic

MA-01

Tutorial 1

MA-02

Decision Science

Models:

Applications

MA-03

Supply Chain &

Operations:

Locations

MA-04

Digital

Transformation:

Policy

MA-05

Sustainability &

Circular Economy:

Models

MA-06

Industry 4.0:

Sustainability

MA-07

Tutorial 2

Paper 3

11.45 - 12.05

Author(s)

Continued

Thoughts of Cultural

Factors Influencing

Chinese Residents and

Students’ Views on

Solar Photovoltaic

Rooftop Adoption

Liu, X.

Amoako, E.

Bell, A.

Zheng, B.

Tran. Q.

*Strengthening SMEs'

inter-organisational

learning in offshore

outsourcing

innovation: The role

of internal knowledge,

absorptive capacity

and formal knowledge

routines

Khraishi, A.

Paulraj, A.

Huq, F.

How to foster the

digital transformation

of a macro-region:

evidence from a multi

-stakeholder analysis

Matt, D.

Pedrini, G.

Orzes, G.

*The indicators of

Development

Strategies for

Woodworking

Machinery Industry by

Using DEMATEL and

ANP Methods

Wang, C.-T.

Wang, C.-S.

Chang, T.-C.

Analysing the

Dimensions of Supply

Chain Resilience in

Industry 4.0

Environment

Pandey, S.

Singh, R.K.

Kaushik, A.

Continued

Paper 4

12.05 - 12.25

Author(s)

Understanding

selection of organic

farming as a second

curve with two

methods

Varga, E.

Darabos, K.

Does Industry 4.0

bring back

manufacturing to

high-wage locations?

Kinkel, S.

Dachs, B.

Jäger, A.

The impact of co-

opetition on

operational

performance in

business ecosystems:

the mediating roles of

absorptive capacity

and value chain agility

Riquelme-Medina, M.

Barrales-Molina, V.

Llorens-Montes, F.J.

*Exploring the circular

economic model

through employing

sustainable supply

chain operations

based on big data

approach

Wu, K.-J.

Qi, Y.

Jiang, X.

Tseng, M.L.

Chiu, A.S.F.

The goal of constant

efficiency

improvement –

the human problem

Sule, E.

Monday 3rd June

Monday 3rd June



13.45 - 14.45

Keynote speech: Seeking the Best Suppliers in the World - Competition and Collaboration,

Mr Robert Johnson (Jaguar Land Rover, UK)

Chair: Prof. Bart MacCarthy (Nottingham University Business School)


14.45 - 15.00 Coffee/tea Break


15.00 - 16.30,

or 16.50

Parallel session 2: MB


Location &

Chair

Banqueting Suite B/

Friar Tuck

T. Foster/T. Baines

Robin Hood A

J. Liu

Robin Hood B

P.J. Byrne

Maid Marian A

S. Baumann

Maid Marian B

H. Wong

Little John A

K. Tan

Little John B

G. Orzes

Stream &

Topic

MB-01

Panel 1

Panel 2

MB-02

Decision Science

Models:

Projects/NPD

MB-03

Supply Chain &

Operations:

Visualisation

MB-04

Digital

Transformation:

Applications

MB-05

Supply Chain &

Operations:

Games & Models

MB-06

Industry 4.0:

Security

Special Session

MB-07

Tutorial 3

Paper 1

15.00 - 15.20

Author(s)

Banqueting Suite B

15.00 - 16.30

Quality Management

Research Panel

(see below)

& Friar Tuck

15.00 - 16.30

Servitization Panel

(see following page)

Panel 1

Quality Management

Research:

Future Directions,

Chair: Professor Tom

Foster (Brigham

Young University,

USA)

Panellists:

Kevin Linderman

(University of

Minnesota, USA),

Jiju Antony

(Heriot-Watt

University)

Leopoldo Gutierrez

(University of

Granada, Spain)

Feature-based

strategies and the

mediating effect of

facilitators

De Giovanni, P.

*Supply Chain

Visualisation (SCV) –

How should we do it?

Ahmed, W.

MacCarthy, B.

Petrovic, S.

*Origins, Evolution

and Prospects of Digi-

tal Business

Transformation: A

Bibliometric Analysis

Peter, P.

Baumann, S.

Inducing a risk-averse

supplier’s yield

improvement:

continuous effort and

yield outcomes

Guo, H.

Parler, M.

Zhang, M.

*Text Mining

Approach to Dialog

Data of Stakeholders

on Requirement

Decision for

Enterprise

Information System:

A Preliminary Study

Goto, S.

Yoshie, O.

Fujimura, S.

Complex Networks

Analysis with

R/Python,

Tutorial presenter:

Dr Guven

Demirel (University

of Essex, UK)

Bring your laptop!

Paper 2

15.20 - 15.40

Author(s)

*A methodology for

selecting strategic

projects using the

Balanced Scorecard

and DEMATEL

Quezada, L.

Oddershede, A.

Palominos, P.

Jofre, P.

Ortiz, C.

What is the Impact of

Big Data-Enabled

Dynamic Capabilities

on Supply Chain and

Firm Performance?

Fosso Wamba, S.

Guthrie, C.

Developing IoT

projects in

manufacturing

Ancarani, A.

Di Mauro, C.

Legenvre, H.

Decision making in

Supply management

with DEA: A review

Vörösmarty, G.

Dobos, I.

*Adaptive

manufacturing

execution systems

(AMES): Best

practices for

implementations in

small and medium-

sized businesses

Kallisch, J.

Oppenheimer, F.

Monday 3rd June

15.00 - 16.30,

or 16.50

Parallel session 2: MB continued


Location &

Chair

Banqueting Suite B/

Friar Tuck

T. Foster/T. Baines

Robin Hood A

J. Liu

Robin Hood B

P.J. Byrne

Maid Marian A

S. Baumann

Maid Marian B

H. Wong

Little John A

K. Tan

Little John B

G. Orzes

Stream &

Topic

MB-01

Panel 1

Panel 2

MB-02

Decision Science

Models:

Projects/NPD

MB-03

Supply Chain &

Operations:

Visualisation

MB-04

Digital

Transformation:

Applications

MB-05

Supply Chain &

Operations:

Games & Models

MB-06

Industry 4.0:

Security

Special Session

MB-07

Tutorial 3

Paper 3

15.45 - 16.05

Author(s)

Panel 2

Friar Tuck

15.00 - 16.30

Servitization and

Advanced Services in

a Digital age

Chair:

Professor Tim Baines

(University of Aston,

UK)

Speakers will

contribute on

servitization practice,

challenges and

transformation:

Richard Bourne

(Transformation

Manager, Cisco),

Iain McKechnie,

(Strategic Programme

Director, Aston

University, UK)

Dan Andrews, (Senior

Research Fellow,

Aston University, UK)

Followed by a panel

discussion

Gamifying a Quality

and Process

Management Course

Szendrői, L.

Big Data Analytics and

Supply Chain Visibility:

A Literature Review

Li, X.

Saghiri, S.

Aktas, E.

*A Survey of Big Data

and Business Analytic

Application in the

Airline Industry

Deveaux, C.

Mohebbi, E..

On the evaluation of

commonality strategy

in product line design:

The effect of

valuation change and

distribution channel

structure

Wong, H.

Lesmono, D.

Chhajed, D.

Kim, K.

Selecting Block Chain

Platform for Logistics

and Supply Chain:

A Multi-Criteria

Decision Approach

Panchal, G.

Samvedi, A.

Continued

Paper 4

16.05 - 16.25

Author(s)

The influence of

national culture on

creative products

Xu, B.

SUPNET -

A customized visual

tool to identify supply

chain network

characteristics and

performance

Orenstein, P.

Weeks, C.

*Value Co-Creation in

Sport Networks: A

Systematic Literature

Review

Liu, H.

Tan, K.-H.

Pawar, K.

A location-allocation

model for flexible

online fulfilment in

omni-channel

retailing

Zhang, L.

MacCarthy, B.

Muyldermans, L.

*Information Sharing

and the Bane of

Information Leakage

Wong, W.-p.

Chuah, S.H.-W.

Tan, K.-H.

Paper 5

16.30 - 16.50

Author(s)

Understanding

Dynamics of a Closed-

loop Dual-channel

Retailing Supply Chain

Zhoua, L.

Disney, S.

Hosodac, T.

Song, M

Nottingham’s ESRC

FinTech Research

Network

Duygun, M.

Digitising Agricultural

Value Chain in China

Yu, W.

Ramanathan, R.

Choudhary, S.

Batista, L.

Cross-correlations

between stock market

and Twitter data in

connection with

soccer clubs

Sóti, A.

Human side of

Industry 4.0 - an

empirical study of a

human-machine

interaction

Dobra, Z.

Monday 3rd June

17.00 - 18.00 A Taste of Nottingham, Beer, Wine, and Cheese tasting, and Cricket!

East Midlands Conference Centre - Atrium

19.00 - 22.30 Gala Dinner

East Midlands Conference Centre - Theatre

Monday 3rd June


East Midlands Conference Centre - Entrance Foyer

08.30 - 10.00

Parallel session 3: TA,

PAPERS IN SESSION TA-02 HERE ARE LABELLED TB-02 IN THE CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS (CP) DUE TO LATE SCHEDULE CONFICT


Location &

Chair

Banqueting Suite B

A. Sohal

Robin Hood A

O. Battaia

Robin Hood B

R. Ramanathan

Maid Marian A

N. Subramanian

Maid Marian B

0. Yoshi

Little John A

L. Quezada

Little John B

A. Touboulic

Stream &

Topic

TA-01

Workshop 1

TA-02

Decision Science

Models & Methods

TA-03

Supply Chain &

Operations:

Location

TA-04

Digital

Transformation:

Applications

TA-05

Sustainability &

Circular Economy:

Models

TA-06

Industry 4.0:

Concepts & Evolution

TA-07

Tutorial 4

Paper 1

08.30 - 08.50

Author(s)

Digital Healthcare,

Chair: Professor Amrik

Sohal (Monash

University, Australia)

Panellists:

Theodoros N.

Arvanitis

(University of War-

wick).

Dr Paraskevas

Vezyridis

(University of

Nottingham )

*Decision under

ignorance:

comparison of

Hurwicz criterion,

τ-anchor, R* and R*

for the case of LP

Guillaume, R.

Kru, Z.

Battaïa, O.

TB-02-1 in CP

A methodology for

constructing

inventory

management models

accounting for

taxation schemes: the

case of the dynamic

lot sizing problem

Jin, H.

Beullens, P.

Contact centres:

decision support for

digital transformation

Byrne, J.

Byrne, P.J.

Liston, P.

*Optimal Production

and Sales Planning

between Contracted

Farmers and Retailers

in terms of Sustaina-

ble Agricultural

System

Hasuike, T.

Kashima, T.

Matsumoto, S.

The evolving shapes

of value chains in the

context of Industry

4.0: a Delphi study

Culot, G.

Nassimbeni, G.

Orzed, G.

Sartor, M.

Behavioural

Experimental

Research in

Management,

Tutorial presenter:

Sirio Lonati

(University of

Lausanne,

Switzerland)

Paper 2

08.50 - 09.10

Author(s)

Forecasting Printed

Circuit Board

Production Index

Using Fuzzy Seasonal

Deep Belief Network

Lin, K.-P.

TB-02-2 in CP

A framework for

Supply Chain

Collaborative

Relationship and Risk

Management

Ma, J.

Ramanathan, U.

Ramanathan, R.

Understanding the

influence of network

structure on the

nature of learning and

trust within online

community-based

innovation contests

Galehbakhtiari, S.

Mckechnie, S.

Perks, H.

*A comprehensive

analysis of a mixed

integer programming

model to minimize

the number of

operators in labour-

intensive

manufacturing cells

Kataoka, T.

Navigating through

Industrie 4.0

holistically: Taking a

Business Model

Innovation Lens to

drive the

implementation of

digitilisation - case

study evidence from a

European

automotive suppliers

Kobnick, P.

Velu, C.

McFarlane, D.

Tuesday 4th June

08.30 - 10.00

Parallel session 3: TA, continued



Location &

Chair

Banqueting Suite B

A. Sohal

Robin Hood A

O. Battaia

Robin Hood B

R. Ramanathan

Maid Marian A

N. Subramanian

Maid Marian B

0. Yoshi

Little John A

L. Quezada

Little John B

A. Touboulic

Stream &

Topic

TA-01

Workshop 1

TA-02

Decision Science

Models & Methods

TA-03

Supply Chain &

Operations:

Location

TA-04

Digital

Transformation:

Applications

TA-05

Sustainability &

Circular Economy:

Models

TA-06

Industry 4.0:

Concepts & Evolution

TA-07

Tutorial 4

Paper 3

09.15 - 09.35

Author(s)

Continued

Prioritization of

Decision Criteria in

Portfolio Selection: A

Fuzzy Goal

Programming Model

for Competitive-cum-

Compensatory

Strategies

Mangaraj, B.K.

De, M.

TB-02-3 in CP

Is reshoring still a

viable strategy for the

UK manufacturers?

Moradlou, H.

Fratocchi, L.

Ghadge, A.

Digital Volunteerism

in Disaster Relief

Operations

Roscoe, S.

Gunesee, S.

Subramanian, N

Ramanathan, J.

Robust closed-loop

supply chain network

design with supplier

selection under

disruption scenarios

Nagasawa, K.

Morikawa, K.

Takahashi, K.

Hirotani, D.

Knowledge Fusion for

Intelligent

Manufacturing: A

Knowledge Super-

network Perspective

Lei, Z.

Lim, M.K.

Continued

Paper 4

09.35 - 09.55

Author(s)

Comparing Strategies

on Explainability of

Machine Learning

Models with Belief-

Rule-Based Expert

Systems: A Case Study

on Lending Decisions

Sachan, S.

Yang, J.-b.

Xu, D.L.

TB-02-4 in CP

Global value chain

configuration of

EMNCs: What role do

institutions play?

Wan, L.

Jia, F.

Nassimbeni, G.

*Humanitarian

Logistics: Addressing

Challenges and

Improving Relief

Operations

Tay, H.L.

Chew, W.L.

The impacts of

uncertainties in

remanufacturing

closed-loop supply

chain

Tian, Y.

Hou, Y.

The Origins of Cloud

Manufacturing

Tedaldi, G.

MacCarthy, B.

Miragliotta, G.

Zhang, G.



Tuesday 4th June

10.15 - 11.45

Parallel session 4: TB



Location &

Chair

Banqueting Suite B

K. Tan

Robin Hood A

P. Engelseth

Robin Hood B

M. Kuula

Maid Marian A

M. Sartor

Maid Marian B

X. Brusset

Little John A

V. Giannikas

Little John B

A. Chutani

Stream &

Topic

TB-01

Panel 3

TB-02

Decision Science

Models:

Healthcare

TB-03

Supply Chain &

Operations:

Purchasing

TB-04

Digital

Transformation:

Healthcare

TB-05

Supply Chain &

Operations:

Models & Analysis

TB-06

Industry 4.0:

Technical

TB-07

Tutorial 5

Paper 1

10.15 - 10.35

Author(s)

Editors’ Panel:

What is Changing?

What is New in

Publishing?

Panellists:

Constantin Blome

(International J. of

Operations and

Production

Management),

Meryem Duygun

(Artificial Intelligence

in Finance),

Tom Foster

(Quality Management

J.),

Louise Knight

(J. of Purchasing and

Supply Management),

Bart MacCarthy

(International J. of

Production

Economics),

Jan Olhager

(Operations

Management

Research),

Gyula Vastag

(Decision Sciences J.)

Efficiency of the

services in the field of

palliative care

provided in domestic

conditions

Kaczorowska, A.

Engelseth, P

Mundal, I.

Michalak, J.

Kozlowski, R.

TA-02-1 in CP

*Supplier selection

criteria of different

sourcing categories

Bildsten, L.

Human Response to

Data-Driven Decision

Tools – A Study in

Forecasting

Özlü, N.

TA-02-3 in CP

Simulation-based

optimization of

collaborative working

capital management

within supply chain

networks

Badakhshan, E.

Humphreys, P.

Maguire, L,

McIvor, R.

An Innovation

Analysis of Japanese

Manufacturers Using

Text Mining

Kitano, Y.

Yamada, T.

Tan, K.-H.

TC-06-1 in CP

Bayesian Methods

and Knowledge

Elicitation,

Tutorial presenter:

Professor John

Quigley (University of

Strathclyde, UK)

Paper 2

10.35- 10.55

Author(s)

Decision making in

Organ Donation: A

dual perspective

Muaid, R.

Cluley, R.

Chesney, T.

TA-02-2 in CP

Degree of buyer

protectiveness and

supplier absorptive

capacity in buyer-

driven new product

development

Hwang, S.

Joo, S.-J.

Dickens, J.

*From Kaizen

Initiatives to a Kaizen

Initiative Program: an

action research in the

healthcare context

Ocello, E.

Romano, P.

Mazzocato, P.

De Toni, A.F.

Impact of the weather

on the price of

potatoes

Brusset, X.

Bertrand, J.-L.

Reclassifying Circular

Economy Indicators:

an Intensive

Literature Review

Lee, S.Y.

Hu, J.

Lim, M.K.

TC-06-2 in CP

Tuesday 4th June

10.15 - 11.45

Parallel session 4: TB, continued



Location &

Chair

Banqueting Suite B

K. Tan

Robin Hood A

P. Engelseth

Robin Hood B

M. Kuula

Maid Marian A

M. Sartor

Maid Marian B

X. Brusset

Little John A

V. Giannikas

Little John B

A. Chutani

Stream &

Topic

TB-01

Panel 3

TB-02

Decision Science

Models:

Healthcare

TB-03

Supply Chain &

Operations:

Purchasing

TB-04

Digital

Transformation:

Healthcare

TB-05

Supply Chain &

Operations:

Models & Analysis

TB-06

Industry 4.0:

Technical

TB-07

Tutorial 5

Paper 3

11.00 - 11.20

Author(s)

Continued

*Using Information

Technology to

Support Complex

Healthcare Services

Engelseth, P.

White, B.

Eines, T.F.

Mundal, I.P.

Krichanchai, D.

TB-04-1 in CP

Benchmarking the

Sindh Public

Procurement

Iradat, F.

*ICT System

Significance in

Healthcare Service

Management

Oddershede, A.

Quezada, L.

Morales, H.

Watkins, F.

*Selecting supplier

based on process

quality: The buying

company perspective

Chen, K.-S.

Chang, T.-C.

Chung, L.

Traditional vs Additive

Manufacturing for

Parts Management: A

Supply Chain

Configuration

Perspective

Jimo, A.

Braziotis, C.

Rogers, H.

Pawar, K.

Continued

Paper 4

11.20 - 11.40

Author(s)

*Factors Influencing

Patient’s Decision

Making towards

Dental Care

Yeo, S.F.

Tan, C.L.

Lim, K.B.

Tan, K.-H.

Tan, J.R.

TA-02-4 in CP

*Knowledge sharing

and market

conditions as the

moderators of

coopetition and

tensions

Seepena, C.

Paulraj, A.

Huq, F.

A decision process for

blood product

inventory strategy

selection

Rutherford, C.

Cheng, S.-Y.

How to Reduce Credit

Rationing in Supply

Chain Finance:

A Configuration

Approach

How, Y.

Chen, L.

Zhao, X.

Three-phase meta-

heuristic approach to

solve sustainable

dynamic cellular

facility layout

problem: a big data

perspective

Lamba, K.

Singh, S.P.

12.00 - 13.00

Keynote speech: Retail Beyond the Tipping Point: Tackling the Fulfilment Challenges in Omni-Channel Retailing

Mr Neil Ashworth (Collect+/Yodel, UK)

Chair: Prof. Bart MacCarthy (Nottingham University Business School


13.00 -14.00 Buffet lunch


Tuesday 4th June

14.00 - 15.30 Parallel session 5: TC


Location &

Chair

Banqueting Suite B

J. Olhager

Robin Hood A

S. Atedeniz

Robin Hood B

C. Rutherford

Maid Marian A

R. Bruce

Maid Marian B

C.L. Tan

Little John A

C. Di Mauro

Little John B

C. Braziotis

Stream &

Topic

TC-01

Workshop 2

TC-02

Decision Science

Models:

Procurement

& Inventory

TC-03

Supply Chain &

Operations:

Logistics

TC-04

Digital

Transformation:

Blockchain

TC-05

Supply Chain &

Operations:

Quality & Lean

TC-06

Sustainability &

Circular Economy,

Special Session

TC-07

Tutorial 6

Paper 1

14.00 - 14.20

Author(s)

Investigating

Decoupling in OM/

SCM -

Contingencies and

Consequences

Chair:

Professor Jan Olhager

(Lund University,

Sweden)

Investigating the

effect of competition

on supply chains and

market structure in an

agent-based model

Arvitrida, N.

Tako, A.

Robertson, D.

Robinson, S.

Cargo Transportation

Pricing with

Geographical Group-

ing of Service

Locations

Azadian, F.

*Blockchain and

Operation

Management:

A Critical Analysis and

Conceptual

Framework

Alkhudary, R.

Brusset, X.

*The Success Factors

of Lean Practices in a

High Mix Low Volume

(HMLV) Electronic

Manufacturing

Services (EMS)

Environment

Cheah, S.C.

Tan, C.L.

Yeo, S.F.

Tan, K.-H.


Economy Indicators:

an Intensive

Literature Review

Lee, S.Y.

Hu, J.

Lim, M.K.

Harvard Business

Management Science

Teaching Game

Tutorial presenter:

Michael Cronin

(Harvard Business

Press)

Paper 2

14.20 - 14.40

Author(s)

Do Restaurant

Sourcing Practices

Affect Performance?

Giunipero, L.

Cho, M.

Bonn, M.

Assignment of

duplicate storage

locations in

distribution centres to

minimise walking in

order picking

Liu, J.

Jiang, W.

Blockchain: Glorious

Gamechanger or

Dangerous Disrupter?

A Global Supply Chain

Case

Bruce, R.

*Making decision to

evaluate generalized

Taguchi process

capability index with

imprecise data

Chen, K.-S.

Lin, G.-H.

Chang, T.-C.

Guo, Y.-Y.

Gender diversity

management in

Japanese

organizations: an

investigation of

antecedents and

contingency factors

Saitova, E.

Di Mauro, C.

Tuesday 4th June

14.00 - 15.30 Parallel session 5: TC, continued


Location &

Chair

Banqueting Suite B

J. Olhager

Robin Hood A

S. Atedeniz

Robin Hood B

C. Rutherford

Maid Marian A

R. Bruce

Maid Marian B

C.L. Tan

Little John A

C. Di Mauro

Little John B

C. Braziotis

Stream &

Topic

TC-01

Workshop 2

TC-02

Decision Science

Models:

Procurement

& Inventory

TC-03

Supply Chain &

Operations:

Logistics

TC-04

Digital

Transformation:

Blockchain

TC-05

Supply Chain &

Operations:

Quality & Lean

TC-06

Sustainability &

Circular Economy,

Special Session

TC-07

Tutorial 6

Paper 3

14.45 - 15.05

Author(s)

Continued

Production decision

under the influence of

social capital and

potential vertical

competition:

A vignette experiment

Guo, N.

Ding, L.

Demurrage and

Detention Policies and

Practices: a

Comparison between

USA and EU

Stapleton, A.

Nandialath, A.

Blockchain for

decision-making in

the food value chain

Dorneanu, B.

Mechleri, E.

Cole, R.

Arellano-Garcia, H.

Managing Semicon-

ductor Assembly

System Quality

Performance with Six

Sigma Quality Index

and MCDM Approach

Chen, K.-S.

Wang, C.-H.

Tan, K.-H.

An Innovation

Analysis of Japanese

Manufacturers Using

Text Mining

Kitano, Y.

Yamada, T.

Tan, K.-H.

Continued

Paper 4

15.05 - 15.25

Author(s)

Perishable Food

Inventory

Management:

A Systematic Review

Lu, Q.

Aktas, E.

Saghiri, S.

An integrated order

picking and packing

method for

e-commerce

warehouses

Zhong, S.

Giannikas, V.

Merino, J.

Lu, W.

McFarlane, D.

Adoption of

Blockchain

Technology in Supply

Chain Transparency:

Australian

Manufacturer

Case Study

Maroun, E.A.

Daniel, J.

Fynes, B.

Mapping Quality

Ladinig, T.B.

Vastag, G.


Economy Indicators:

an Intensive

Literature Review

Lee, S.Y.

Hu, J.

Lim, M.K.

Tuesday 4th June



15.45 - 16.15

Conference Close

Awards

Invitation to DSI 2019, New Orleans, USA, Professor, Kevin Linderman, Carlson School of Management, University of Minnesota

Invitation to EDSI 2020, Lund, Sweden, Professor Jan Olhager, Lund University


17.00 - 18.30

Coaches to nearby Wollaton Park, Predinner drinks

20 minute talk about the history of Wollaton Park

Then walk across park to Mr Man’s (0.5 miles, 0.75km)

19.00 - 22.30 Chinese meal at Mr Man’s, Wollaton Road, Nottingham

Event kindly sponsored by the Asia Business Centre, University of Nottingham

Tuesday 4th June

Wednesday 5th June, Optional Tours (pre-booked)

08.45 - 11.00 Travel by coach from Orchard Hotel to Chatsworth House, Derbyshire

11.00 - 13.00 Tour of Chatsworth House

Personal Audio Guide available in English, French, German or Mandarin

13.00 -14.00 Lunch in one of the refectories

Meal voucher provided

14.00 - 16.00 Free time in Chatsworth Gardens

16.30 - 18.00 Return to Nottingham by coach

Tour, Visit to Chatsworth House, Derbyshire

Conference Floor Plan

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