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Supply Chain Management Concentration. UTD School of Management. 2000+ Undergraduate; 2000+ Master; 100+ Ph.D. 100+ Faculty; 30+ ISOM Faculty. OM faculty. UTD SOM Rankings and Credentials. Cohort MBA ranked 78 last year and 62 this year (US News & World Report)
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UTD School of Management • 2000+ Undergraduate; 2000+ Master; 100+ Ph.D. • 100+ Faculty; 30+ ISOM Faculty OM faculty
UTD SOM Rankings and Credentials • Cohort MBA ranked 78 last year and 62 this year • (US News & World Report) • EMBA - 35th in US and 61st worldwide • (Financial Times) • GLEMBA - “Best of Web” • (Forbes Magazine) • Project Management - “Best Bet” • (PM Network Magazine) • Information Systems and Operations Management department ranked 6th in a research productivity study
Supply Chain Management “The Concentration” Metin Çakanyildirim utdallas.edu/~metin metin@utdallas.edu
Supplier Manufacturer Distributor Retailer Customer SUPPLY SIDE DEMAND SIDE = + + + + + Higher Profits The right Product The right Price The right Store The right Quantity The right Customer The right Time Supply Chain Management • A supply chain consists of all parties involved in fulfilling a customer request for a product or service • Supply Chain Management Matches Supply and Demand • In 2000, the US companies spent $1 trillion (10% of GNP) on supply-related activities:movement, storage and control of products in supply chains. Source: State of Logistics Report
What is the SCM program philosophy?An Essentialist Program • Essential skills are taught • Mastering information, from less to more complex • Concepts are taught; less emphasis on black-box methods • Real-world-like classroom discussion and problems • Analytical and flexible thinking encouraged • Students acquire • academically disciplined, • practical minds, • capable of applying their knowledge to be flexible problem solvers
What is the SCM program philosophy?A Progressive Program • Broad curriculum supported with various electives • Student interests drive the program • Self-paced and self directed learning (some courses are online) with individual contact with the instructors • Curiosity arousing classes • Interaction among students is encouraged • Learning by doing • Capstone projects arranged by C4ISN • Fieldtrips • Thought-provoking games: Beer game and Truck game
Mr.Y’s interests ??? Marketing E-business, Retailing Marketing Mngmnt. Finance Financial Mngmnt. (Real) options Electives; 14 crdts Accounting Cost Mngmnt., Valuation Mergers&Acquisitions Buss. Value of IT Strategy Strategy Implement. Strategic Mngmnt. Operations Project Mngmnt, Operations Mngmnt. Game Theory Mrs.X’s interests ??? SCM Concentration Course Tree SCM Flexible core 3 crdts Flex.Manuf. Strategies Capstone Projects Scheduling Risk Analysis Logistics SCM Fixed core 9 crdts Operations Mgt Inventory Control SCM Financial Accounting Buss.Economics Business Cores 10 crdts Quantitative Methods MIS
Center for Intelligent Supply Networks (C4ISN) som.utdallas.edu/c4isn Divakar Rajamani divakar@utdallas.edu
Mission • To be a recognized leader and premier provider of SCM education, research, and consultation for individuals and organizations • Promote industry and university alliances through education, research, and consultation • Advance scientific & operational knowledge in intelligent supply networks for manufacturing & services management • Be the knowledge portal for the SCM community
Advisory Board Product & Service System Integrator & Analyst C4ISN Software & Hardware UTD Faculty • Donald Hicks, Ph.D. • Hasan Pirkul, Ph.D., Dean • Divakar Rajamani, Ph.D. • Michael Savoie, Ph.D. • Suresh Sethi, Ph.D. The advisory board provides strategic direction, promotes and influences the research initiatives and academic programs offered by the center
International Center for Decision and Risk Analysis(ICDRiA) som.utdallas.edu/icdria Alain Bensoussan alain.bensoussan@utdallas.edu
MISSION ICDRiAperforms interdisciplinary research and develops cooperation in risk managementand decision-making by exchanging knowledge and experience among academia, industry, and public agencies. ICDRiA’s strategy • Contribute to the convergence of approaches between Finance and Industry • Isolate and understand generic and sector specific aspects in risk management • Analyze risks related to new technologies • Integrate organizational and social aspects • Conjugate Risk Assessment in Decision Processes • Investigate the problems related to security
ICDRiA’s APPROACH • Meeting point of experience for Industry and Academic Community • Center for interdisciplinary Research • Forum for cooperation among international players • Conferences and workshops • Education Program to generate talent and skill to sustain risk management interventions • Certificate, Masters and PhD level courses • Toolbox of ICDRiA • Operations Research • Bayesian Analysis • Game Theory • Extreme Value Theory • Statistical Modeling • Stochastic Processes • Probability • Operations Management • Mathematical Finance • Reliability Theory