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Steven Melnyk

Professor
Department: Supply Chain Management
Office:
North Business Building
632 Bogue St Rm N327
East Lansing, MI 48824
Phone: (517) 432-6410

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Steve Melnyk giving a presentation in the Minskoff Pavilion
Supply chain professor Steven Melnyk reveals how to improve security by addressing five key paradoxes.
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Broad Matters podcast hosted by the MSU Broad College of Business, available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Google Podcasts
Hear from professor Steven Melnyk about the critical challenges that cybersecurity poses on the industry.
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Broad Matters podcast hosted by the MSU Broad College of Business, available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Google Podcasts
This final episode of our supply chain management series explores innovative research being done by Broad faculty.
Boxes moving on a conveyer belt, through a supply chain.
Spartan experts reveal why it matters.
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Broad Matters podcast hosted by the MSU Broad College of Business, available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Google Podcasts
This episode kicks off a three-part series diving into MSU's top-ranked supply chain management programs.
Bird's eye view of shipping crates
A new white paper from MSU and Maine Pointe outlines supply chain vulnerabilities and how companies must rebalance.
The way you get a cup of coffee, cook a meal at home, and even purchase clothing is changing
Titled 'Demand-Driven MRP: Assessment of a New Approach to Materials Management'
Titled 'Supply Chain Risk and Resilience: Theory Building Through Structured Experiments and Simulation'
Steven Melnyk appointed to the editorial board for the International Journal of Operations and Production Management.
Melnyk publishes "The Best of Times and the Worst of Times: Empirical Operations and Supply Chain Management Research"
Melnyk was recognize for his service to the Journal of Business Logistics this past year
Michigan State University Supply Chain Management professors are renowned practitioners and educators.
Supply Chain Management Faculty member's research finds praise from Sustainable Brands.
Ram Narasimhan, Steven Melnyk, and Sri Talluri are ranked among the top 100 Operations Management scholars.