Assistant Professor of Business Analytics and Operations at the School of Management, Binghamton University.
Knowledge of products’ demand is the cornerstone of many tactical and planning decisions in supply chain systems, such as supply planning, assortment planning, inventory management, and production and logistics planning.
The ultimate goal of any business is to provide its customers with the products or services they need at the right time and right place (i.e., the customer’s desired location).
This post describes the paper that I recently published in the International Journal of Production Economics with Jeffrey Smith and Kevin Gue on deigning layouts for block stacking warehouses. You…
Recently, I published a paper in IISE Transactions with Jeffrey Smith and Kevin Gue on designing space-efficient layouts for block stacking warehouses. Block stacking warehouses are palletized warehouses in which…
About more than a year ago, I published a paper with Jeffrey Smith and Kevin Gue in the International Journal of Production Research on the optimal lane depth for block…
As 2017 is reaching its end, I would like to take a moment and dedicate my first post in my blog to thank two amazing mentors who helped me to…