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POMS College of Supply Chain Management Business Meeting

POMS 28th Annual ConferenceMay 6, 2017Seattle, WA

Vinayak Deshpande

Agenda

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Brief report (2016-2017) Current board positions Tracks at POMS annual meeting Mini-conference Winners of student paper competition Chair: Tunay Tunca

Open topics for discussion Next year’s board positions Closing Remarks

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Membership of POMS Colleges (2009-2017)

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BehaviorOps

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SustainableOps

SCM college membership

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As of May 3, the total membership in 2017 is 906

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State of our finances

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Activity for 2016-17:

Balance as of September 30, 2016 $93,477

+ Membership revenues $22,350

- Expenses 2017 mini- conference $19,513

+ Mini-conference revenues $7,800

Projected balance $104,114

2016-17 College officers

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President: Vinayak Deshpande, UNC Chapel Hill Past President: Ravi Anupindi, Ross School of Business,

University of Michigan Vice President - Communications: Dorothee Honhon,

Naveen Jindal School of Management, University of Texas at Dallas

Vice President - Meetings: Kyle Cattani, Kelley School, Indiana University

Vice President - Special Events: Apurva Jain, Foster School of Business, University of Washington, Seattle.

Secretary: Brent Morritz, Smeal College of Business at Pennsylvania State University

Treasurer: Nitin Bakshi, London Business School

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POMS Main Conference

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Five tracks organized by the SCM College this year:

Track Chairs

Global Supply Chain Management Manmohan Sodhi Milind Sohoni

Purchasing and Supply Management Xenophon Koufteros Veronica H. Villena

Supply Chain Analytics Goker Aydin Kyle Cattani

Supply Chain Management Vidyaranya Gargeya Stephan Wagner

Supply Chain Risk Management Amit Eynan Kathy Stecke

2017 mini-conference

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Date: Thursday May 6, 2017, 8am-6pm.

103 pre-registered, 5 onsite registrations

A big thanks to Jerry Burke, POMS VP of Colleges, for his help!

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2017 mini-conference: Agenda

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9:30am:12:30pm: Tour of Boeing facility Tour guide: Jody Franich, Vice President, Supplier

Management, Boeing Global Services

1:00-2:00pm: Boxed lunch 2:00-3:00pm: Teaching experts panel: “Teaching supply chains in the digital age”

3-3:30pm: Coffee break 3:30-5:30pm: Industry experts panel: “Supply chain management in the digital age”

5:30-6pm: Mentoring session

Boeing tour

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Capacity was limited to 40 people We apologize for having to turn down many of you who

requested a seat on the tour

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Boeing tour

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Boeing tour

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Jody Franich, vice president of the Supplier Management organization for Boeing Global Services (BGS).

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Teaching panel

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Panelists:• Lauren Lu, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill• Ozalp Ozer, University of Texas at Dallas• Chuck Munson, Washington State University• Ulrich Thonemann, University of Cologne

Industry panel

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Panelists:• Eric Ringer, Skyward• Hernan Rubio, Costco • Donovan True, Recreational Equipment Inc. • Deepak Bhatia, Amazon

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Mentoring initiative

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Pilot run conducted at our mini-conference Goal: To create a platform for interested members to

meet other senior members (as mentors) to seek their advice about career planning, research agenda, work-life balance, etc.

36 participants 28 mentor – mentee pairs

We will follow up to collect your feedback and decide whether to expand the initiative

Feedback from the mini-conference

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“I wanted to thank you for organizing the interesting day of the supply chain mini college. I enjoyed in particular the Boeing visit. Quite impressive!”

“It was a pleasure to participate in the activities yesterday and I look forward to other activities of the college here in Seattle POMS.”

“the mini-conference was really nice! It is very informative. All of the speakers provide lot of insights about supply chain management teaching and practice in the digital era. It was so impressive!”

“Thanks for yesterday, it went well, even though I missed all three possible trips, SC, Sustain and Service colleges’ adventures. Especially enjoyed the chance to meet my mentees for the mentoring session. […] My mentees […] both were present and appear well on their way to an academic career. Thanks for the reception, nice to have the good service from the hotel.”

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Communications

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POMS website page: http://www.poms.org/colleges/cscm/

LinkedIn group 238 current members Join us: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/8106962

2017 POMS SCM College Student Paper Competition

Chair: Tunay TuncaProfessor of Management Science and Operations Management

Robert H. Smith School of Business, University of Maryland

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Details

35 papers submitted

We had a two round process for the competition

First round: Blind review by at least five referees for each paper

Second round: Finalists evaluated by paper competition committee based

on submitted paper, presentation, and input from first round referees

Thanks to all 94 of our 1st Round Referees!

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Aydin Alptekinoglu

Gopesh Anand

Zumbul Atan

Atalay Atasu

Tolga Aydinliyim

Vlad Babich

George Ball

Saurabh Bansal

Ruth Beer

Damian Beil

Elena Belavina

Gemma Berenguer

Sreekumar Bhaskaran

Bogdan Bichescu

Marco Bijvank

Kostas Bimpikis

Onur Boyabatli

Rob Bray

Felipe Caro

Kyle Cattani

Rachel Chen

Ying-Ju Chen

Li Chen

Soo-Haeng Cho

Ruomeng Cui

Andrew Davis

Sripad Devalkar

Karen Donohue

Cheryl Druehl

Adam Elmachtoub

Wedad Elmaghraby

Amr Farahat

Mark Ferguson

Karan Girotra

John Gray

Jose Guajardo

Sameer Hasija

Dorothee Honhon

Ming Hu

Bin Hu

Dan Iancu

Ozge Islegen

Nitish Jain

Ganesh Janakiraman

Eda Kemahlioglu Ziya

Guangwen Kong

Tim Kraft

Harish Krishnan

Guoming Lai

Jun Li

Mengshi Lu

Vidya Mani

Mili Mehrotra

Antonio Moreno-Garcia

Brent Moritz

Ana Muriel

Suresh Muthilingam

Arcan Nalca

Karthik Natarajan

Nikolay Osadchiy

Amy Pan

Yiangos Papanastasiou

Chris Parker

Alfonso Pedraza-Martinez

Olga Perdikaki

Tharanga Rajapakshe

Uday Rao

Guillaume Roels

Claudia Rosales

Ozge Sahin

Bill Schmidt

Juan Serpa

Kevin Shang

Cong Shi

Hyoduk Shin

Enno Siemsen

Greys Sosic

Gil Souza

Xuanming Su

Ravi Subramanian

Robert Swinney

Sammi Tang

Doug Thomas

Jordan Tong

Sezer Ulku

Zhixi Wan

Yimin Wang

Wenqiang Xiao

Alex Yang

Shuya Yin

Fuqiang Zhang

Rachel Zhang

Leon Zhu

Weiming Zhu

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Paper competition finalist committee: Goker Aydin Rachel Chen Karen Donohue Rodney Parker Special thanks to: Vinayak Deshpande

Thanks to our finalist committee

Honorable Mention Negin Golrezaei, University of Southern California: “Real‐time Optimization of Personalized Assortments”

Advisors: Hamid Nazerzadeh and Paat Rusmevichientong

Bharadwaj Kadiyala, University of Texas at Dallas: “Learning from Clickstream Data in Online Retail”

Advisor: Dorothee Honhon

Zhe Zhang, Carnegie Mellon University: “Business models in the Sharing Economy: Manufacturing durable goods in the presence of Peer‐to‐Peer rental markets”

Advisor: Vibhanshu Abhishek

Yun Zhou, University of Toronto: “Dynamic Type Matching”

Advisor: Ming Hu

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Second Place

Peter Yun Zhang, MIT:

“Designing Response Supply Chain Against Bioattacks”

Advisor: David Simchi‐Levi

First Place

Jiaru Bai, University of California Irvine:

“Coordinating Supply and Demand on an On‐demand 

Service Platform: Price, Wage, and Payout Ratio”

Advisor: Kut C. So

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2017-18 College officers

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President: Vinayak Deshpande, UNC Chapel Hill Past President: Ravi Anupindi, Ross School of Business,

University of Michigan Vice President - Communications: Dorothee Honhon,

Naveen Jindal School of Management, University of Texas at Dallas

Vice President - Meetings: Kyle Cattani, Kelley School, Indiana University

Vice President - Special Events: Apurva Jain, Foster School of Business, University of Washington, Seattle.

Secretary: Brent Morritz, Smeal College of Business at Pennsylvania State University

Treasurer: Nitin Bakshi, London Business School

President-elect election

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Nominee: Dorothee Honhon, Naveen Jindal School of Management, University of Texas at Dallas

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2017-18 Activities

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POMS 29th Annual Conference When: May 3-7, 2018 Where: Houston, TX

What should SCM College do? No mini-conference but plant/facility tour. Any

suggestions?

Any other suggestions?

Closing Remarks

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Thank you for your support!