Recently I have been asked by my School, and my Research Group, to give a talk about how to write a good paper. Here are my speaking notes.
Research collabouration with Glorious Sun Business School, Donghua University, China
ScholarGPS ranks me as a Highly Ranked Scholar in the supply chains
A collection of shiny apps on dual sourcing
Research.com lists me in as a Top 100 UK Scientist in Business and Management
International Society for Inventory Research PhD Summer School
The editorial and review process is an essential step in the scientific process, ensuring the integrity of our scientific knowledge base.
In 2023 we started a workshop for Professors and their PhD students. It was held in Leuven, Belgium in 2024. In 2025 it will be held in Barcelona.
Some hints and tips for good email etiquette
My paper on supply chain collabouration is one of the top 10!
Here are somne tips for writing a PhD proposal, a document that you will need to secure a position as PhD student.
Dr Carel Bezuidenhout from the University of Massey recently interviewed me on the topic of supply chain forecasting.
Here is the call for papers for a Special Issue in the Journal of Operations Management on Uncertainty in Operations and Supply Chain Management which I guest edited.
Watch my interview with Lokad TV, which is now on YouTube
In 2019 I was ranked the 270th scientist in the world for the feild of operations research.
Matt Leonard, from SupplyChainDive.com wrote a nice news article mentioning some of my recent forecasting research with Fotios Petropoulos and Xun Wang.
My Lambert W function Excel Add-in is bing used by a growing number of researchers!
29 years ago I left my hometown in Devon to come to Cardiff as a student and have had a successful, interesting, and enjoyable career in Cardiff Business School.
Helping others in your research group is one of the most enjoyable part of acedemic life.
A SpeedFactory is a small, local factory, with a short lead time that works in tandom to a global outsourced supplier.
The OUT policy with incorrect lead time information and a non-linearity (think capacity constraints or lost sales) is found to be chaotic.
The binomial proportion confidence interval found to provide the exact solution for the confidence interval in activity sampling studies.
