Simone Peinkofer
Email: simonep@broad.msu.edu
Associate Professor
Department: Supply Chain Management
Phone: (517) 432-6385
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Publications
ArticlePeinkofer S.T., and Jin, Y. (2023). “The Impact of Order Fulfillment Information Disclosure on Consequences of Deceptive Counterfeits.” forthcoming in Production and Operations Management JournalArticleMollenkopf, D. A., Peinkofer, S.T., and Chu, J. 2021. "Supply Chain Transparency: Consumer Reactions to Incongruent Signals." forthcoming in the Journal of Operations ManagementArticlePeinkofer, S.T., Esper, T. L., Smith, R. J., and Williams, B. D. 2021. "Retail" Save the Sale" tactics: Consumer perceptions of in-store logistics service recovery." forthcoming in the Journal of Business Logistics.ArticleConfente, I., Russo, I., Peinkofer, S.T., and Frankel, R. 2021. "The challenge of remanufactured products: the role of returns policy and channel structure to reduce consumers' perceived risk." International Journal of Physical Distribution & Logistics Management 51 (4): 350-380.ArticlePeinkofer, S.T., Schiweterman, M., and Miller J. (2020). "Last Mile Delivery in the Motor Carrier Industry: A Panel Data Investigation Using Discrete Time Event History Analysis." Transportation Journal, 59 (2): 129-164.ArticlePeinkofer S.T., Esper, T.L., Smith, R.J., and Williams, B.D. (2019) “Assessing the Impact of Retail Omni-Channel Fulfillment Operations on the Upstream Supply Chain.” International Journal of Production Research 57 (4): 3598-3621.ArticleEsper, T.L., and Peinkofer, S.T. (2017) “Consumer-Based Supply Chain Management Performance: A Structured Literature Review and Call for Research.” Transportation Journal 56 (4): 395-428.ArticlePeinkofer, S.T., Esper, T.L., and Howlett E. (2016) “Hurry! Sale Ends Soon: The Impact of Limited Inventory Availability Disclosure on Consumer Responses to Online Stockouts.” Journal of Business Logistics 37(3):231-246.ArticlePeinkofer, S.T., Esper, T.L., and Howlett E. (2016) “Hurry! Sale Ends Soon: The Impact of Limited Inventory Availability Disclosure on Consumer Responses to Online Stockouts” Journal of Business Logistics 37(3):231-246.ArticlePeinkofer, S.T., Esper, T.L., Smith, R.S., and Williams B.D. (2015) “Consumer Response to Out-of-Stocks of Price Promoted Items.” Journal of Business Logistics 36(3):260-272.
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Media Mentions
- ARTICLENot all solar eclipse glasses are created equal. Counterfeits have infiltrated online marketplaces like Amazon.
March 23, 2024
Outlet: Fast Company
The Conversation article coauthored by Simone Peinkofer, associate professor of supply chain management, on counterfeit solar eclipse glasses was also published at Fast Company and two other outlets. - ARTICLEHow safe are your solar eclipse glasses? Cheap fakes from online marketplaces pose a threat, supply-chain experts say
March 21, 2024
Outlet: The Conversation
Simone Peinkofer, associate professor of supply chain management, coauthored an article at the Conversation on deceptive counterfeit products, such as eclipse glasses, and how to make sure the eclipse glasses you buy will actually keep your eyes safe. The article was also published at 16 other outlets. - ARTICLEThe dark side of Amazon returns: Boxes getting sent back has metastasized to an $816 billion yearly problem
June 14, 2023
Outlet: Fortune
Simone Peinkofer, assistant professor of supply chain management, authored an article in the Conversation on the dark side of customer returns to Amazon and other retailers. The article was also published at Fortune, Fast Company and 25 other outlets. - ARTICLEAsk the expert: How will inflation impact consumers and retailers over Memorial Day weekend?
May 25, 2023
Outlet: MSUToday
Simone Peinkofer, assistant professor of supply chain management, answered questions about retail expectations ahead of Memorial Day weekend for MSUToday. Peinkofer’s insights for consumers were also quoted in an article at CBS Detroit. - ARTICLEEconomic Report of the President
March 31, 2023
Outlet: Economic Report of the President
Research by Simone Peinkofer, assistant professor of supply chain management, titled “Supply Chain Transparency: Consumer Reactions to Incongruent Signals” and published in Journal of Operations Management, was cited in the White House’s 2023 Economic Report of the President.
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