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Supply and Value Chain Center | Faculty & Research

Our Supply and Value Chain Management academic program draws upon world-class faculty from supply chain management, decision sciences, business information systems and operations. For additional information on our faculty, please visit their individual websites.

Information Systems and Supply Chain Management

Faculty Member	Research Areas
Browning, Tyson R. Assistant Professor of Enterprise Operations	Engineering Project Management Product Design and Development Processes Enterprise Engineering
Chen, Daniel Q. Assistant Professor of Information Systems	Organizational Impacts of IT IS Leadership
Dielman, Terry E. Professor of Decision Sciences	Statistics Forecasting
Jones, Beata M. Associate Professor of Professional Practice in BIS	Web-based Education Creativity in IT
Jones, Van Instructor of Decision Sciences	Statistics Accounting Marketing Management
Lamb, Charles W. – Department Chair and M. J. Neeley Professor of Marketing	Service Delivery, Quality, and Recovery Logistics Strategy
Mackay, Jane M. Associate Professor of Management Information Systems/BIS	IT Leadership Impact of Technology of Organizations
Meade, Laura M. Program Director, Supply and Value Chain Center and Associate Professor of Supply Chain Practice	Reverse Logistics Supplier Selection
Nix, Nancy W. Executive Director, EMBA Program and Associate Professor of Supply Chain Practice	Global Supply Chain Management Demand Forecasting Management Supply Chain Collaboration
Nuss, Patrick W. Instructor in Business Information Systems	Web Design and Development Access Database
Preston, David S. Assistant Professor of Information Systems	IS Leadership IS Strategic Alignment
Ramasesh, Ranga V. Professor of Decision Sciences	Inventory Systems Analysis and Modeling Manufacturing Systems Analysis and Modeling
Tokar, Travis Assistant Professor of Supply Chain Management	Business Forecasting Replenishment Management Retail Stock-outs