Hau L. Lee
Thoma Professor of Operations, Information and Technology, Stanford
EDUCATION
BS, Univ. of Hong Kong, 1974
MSc, London School of Economics, 1975
MIS, Institute of Statisticians, 1976
MS, Univ. of Pennsylvania, 1979
PhD, Univ. of Pennsylvania , 1983
INDUSTRY EXPERIENCES Project Engineer, Hewlett-Packard Company, 1989-90 RESEARCH INTERESTS
Supply chain management, Global logistic system design and control, Multi-echelon inventory systems, Manufacturing and distribution strategy, and Design for supply chain management
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KEY PUBLICATIONS | | -
Effective Inventory and Service Management Through Product and Process Redesign, Operations Research, 44, 1, 1996
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Information distortion in a Supply Chain: The Bullwhip Effect, Management Science, 43, 4, 1997
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E-Fulfillment: Winning the Last Mile of E-Commerce, Sloan Management Review, 42, 4, 2001
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Manufacturer Benefits from Information Integration with Retail Customers, Management Science, 50, 4, 2004
| | Marshall L. Fisher
Professor of Operations and Information Management, Wharton, University of Pennsylvania
EDUCATION
PhD, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1970
SM, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1969
SB, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1965
INDUSTRY EXPERIENCES
Technical support on vehicle routing, DART, Inc, 1989-90
Logistics planning, Campbell Soup, 1989
Manufacturing strategy, Scott Paper, 1989-90
Supply chain restructuring, Century Products, 1994
London Fog, 1994, Lutron,1995-96
Charming Shoppes, 1995
Spiegel, 1996
General Motors, 1996
Americold, 1996
IBM, 1998;
Ahold, 1997-98
Anderson Consulting, 1998
AWARDS
E. Grosvenor Plowman Award, National Council of Physical Distribution Management, 1985
Institute of Management Science Practice Prize, 1983
Lanchester Prize, Management Science, 1977
RESEARCH INTERESTS
Retailing, managing logistics supply chains to improve the ability to match supply with demand for short-lifetime, high-fashion products with volatile demand, Managing Product Portfolios in an environment of high product variety.
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KEY PUBLICATIONS -
Making Supply Meet Demand in an Uncertain World., Harvard Business Review (May/June 1994)
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Reducing the Cost of Demand Uncertainty through Accurate Response to Early Sales., Operations Research (January-February 1996).
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What is The Right Supply Chain for your Product. HBR (March-April 1997)
| | Ralph H. Sprague Jr.
Professor and Chairman
Department of Information Technology Management
University of Hawai'i
EDUCATION
Ph.D., Indiana University, Quantitative Business Analysis
INDUSTRY EXPERIENCES Visiting Research Fellow at the Institute for the Future, in Menlo Park. California. In this capacity, he worked with several firms on Strategic Systems Planning and the development of Electronic Document Management Systems. Serves on the Xerox Executive Advisory Forum, a group of Chief Information Officers to interact with Xerox in the development of document systems. Spent a year at Xerox PARC working on projects in knowledge management and knowledge sharing, and document mining. Consulting clients include Xerox, Apple, IBM, Coca-Cola of Australia, Fujitsu, Bank of America, the Governments of Egypt and Israel, and many others RESEARCH INTERESTS
Sprague, R. (1980). "A Framework for the Development of Decision Support Systems." MIS Quarterly 4(4): 1-26.
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Sprague, R, (1987), "DSS in Context", Decision Support Systems
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Sprague, R. (1995). "Electronic Document Management: Challenges and Opportunities for Information Systems Manage." MIS Quarterly 19(1).
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Sprague, R.,Panko R.R, (1998). "Hitting the wall: Errors in developing and code inspecting a "simple" spreadsheet model", Decision Support Systems
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