2005 Doctoral Dissertation Proposal Award in Supply Chain Optimization
Sponsored by the Department of Industrial
and Systems Engineering,
Supply Chain And Logistics Engineering (SCALE) Center
Award
Summary
The
Supply Chain and Logistics Engineering (SCALE) Center at the University of Florida is pleased to
announce the 2005 doctoral dissertation proposal award competition winners in
the area of Supply Chain Optimization.
The purpose of this competition is to promote leading edge research in
the application of optimization techniques in the areas of supply chain and
logistics management, and to create a forum for the timely dissemination of
innovative research to industry and academia through the
2005
Finalists
The
2005 dissertation proposal award winners were announced at the Fourth Annual
Florida Supply Chain Conference, February
25-27, 2005, in
First Prize:
- Vishv Jeet, Operations Research and Industrial Engineering
Program, The University of Texas at Austin, “Logistics Network Design with
Inventory Stocking, Time-based Service Allocation and Part Commonality”;
Advisor: Erhan Kutanoğlu.
Second Prize:
- Ke Fu, Department of Industrial Engineering and
Engineering Management, The Hong Kong University of Science and
Technology, “Effective Inventory/Production Management in an
Assemble-To-Order System”; Advisor: Chung-Yee Lee.
