Tag: Supply Chain Management
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Congrats UW-Green Bay student, Kevin Brochtrup
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This article was written by UW-Green Bay student Haley Zelten, Marketing Assistant for the Cofrin School of Business Congratulations to UW-Green Bay Supply Chain Management student, Kevin Brochtrup, for being awarded the 2025 ASCM Fox Valley Forum Student Excellence Award in Supply Chain Management! To qualify for the 2025 Student Excellence Award in Supply Chain…
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Navigating the Course of Supply Chains
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Two centuries ago, intrepid sailors transported barrels of pork, whiskey, fish and flour on the slow, uncertain journey to military outposts along the Great Lakes. Soon, drones will be dropping purchases at the feet of customers. Supply is no longer a chain but a complex, interconnected network of suppliers, warehouses and distribution centers, all working…
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UW-Green Bay to host Mark Rourke, President and CEO with Schneider, speaking on Navigating Change: Schneider’s Blueprint for Leadership in a Dynamic World
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: September 24, 2024 Part of the ‘Bridging Success Through Leadership’ series in partnership with Schneider Green Bay, WI —The University of Wisconsin – Green Bay will welcome Mark Rourke, president & chief executive officer with Schneider for a presentation highlighting Schneider’s success in an industry that is constantly changing. Rourke’s presentation is…
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Faculty note: Prof. Gurtu has a new co-authored peer-reviewed journal article
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UW-Green Bay, Chair-Business Administration and Associate Professor of Supply Chain Management Amulya Gurtu has co-authored a peer-reviewed journal article for Strategic Management – International Journal of Strategic Management and Decision Support Systems in Strategic Management. The article titled “Paper and Packaging Industry Dynamics During COVID-19 and Their Strategies for the Future” has been accepted for…
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Faculty note: Prof. Gurtu publication
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UW-Green Bay, Chair of Business Administration and Associate Professor of Supply Chain Management Amulya Gurtu’s interview on Supply & Demand by Nicole Laidler for INTOUCH of Ivey Business School has been published in the Spring 2022 issue (page 31). InTouch
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Faculty note: Prof. Gurtu publication
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UW-Green Bay’s Chair of Business Administration and Associate Professor of Supply Chain Management Amulya Gurtu has authored a peer-reviewed book chapter for Springer Nature publication. The chapter titled “Risks in Supply Chain Management” for the book “Supply Chain Risk Mitigation: Strategies, Methods and Applications” has been accepted for publication. Abstract: Globalization created complex supply chain…
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How supply chain issues affect you in Northeast Wisconsin | WLUK
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GREEN BAY (WLUK) – From rising prices on many products, to shortages of chips for new vehicles to everyday consumer goods, supply chain issues continue.Last month, President Joe Biden ordered two California ports to run on a 24/7 basis to resolve bottlenecks. FOX 11’s Emily Deem was joined live via Skype by Amulya Gurtu, Associate…
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Viewpoint: Why Green Bay is the place to launch your logistics career – FreightWaves
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When considering an education and jobs of tomorrow, there might not be a better match than the institutions of higher learning and the booming logistics industry in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Transportation and logistics (T&L), a strength of Green Bay’s industry, is quickly becoming one of the country’s fastest-growing fields — one that encompasses careers in…
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Faculty note: Prof. Gurtu publication
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UW-Green Bay Associate Prof. of Supply Chain Management and Chair of Business Administration Amulya Gurtu has a peer-reviewed article published. The paper titled “Embracing Advanced Manufacturing Technologies for Performance Improvement: An Empirical Study” has been published in Benchmarking: An International Journal. Abstract: This study has analyzed strategic issues in implementing Advanced Manufacturing Technologies (AMTs) in manufacturing organizations…
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Faculty note: Prof. Gurtu has peer-reviewed article published
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UW-Green Bay, Chair of Business Administration and Associate Prof. Amulya Gurtu (Supply Chain Management) has a peer-reviewed article published. The paper titled “Prioritizing success factors for implementing total productive maintenance (TPM)” is published in the Journal of Quality in Maintenance Engineering. Abstract: This study prioritizes the factors for the successful implementation of Total Productivity Maintenance…