U.S. News & World Report’s 2024 Best Business Schools ranking places the Broad College at No. 1 for graduate supply chain/logistics programs for eight consecutive years. See the numbers.
STEVEN A. MELNYK (Ph.D., Western - 1981) is Professor of Supply Chain and Operations Management at Michigan State University. He has co-authored 20 books, and over 90 refereed journal articles. His research focus includes supply chain risk and resilience, strategic supply chain management, behavioral research, and certified management standards. Dr. Melnyk sits on the editorial review board for numerous journals. From 2014 to 2016, Dr. Melnyk was a member of the APICS Board of Directors. In 2017, Dr. Melnyk accepted a joint appointment from the University of Newcastle (Australia) where he is the Newcastle Global Innovation Chair in Supply Chain Management. In 2017, the Academy of Management - the Operations and Supply Chain Division -- recognized Dr. Melnyk as a Distinguished Scholar in the field.
Become a Supply Chain Top Gun September 20, 2022 Outlet: Supply Chain Management Review Steven Melnyk, professor of supply chain management, will explore fast management in a NextGen Supply Chain Conference on Oct. 19, according to articles at Supply Chain Management Review, Supply Chain 24/7 and the U.S. Supply Chain Management Council.
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Future-Proof Your Logistics Operations to Build a Resilient Business September 1, 2022 Outlet: SupplyChainBrain Research from Steven Melnyk, professor of supply chain management, on resilience in supply chains was quoted in a white paper on future-proofing logistics operations available at SupplyChainBrain.
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Thriving Through Greater EMS Collaboration August 23, 2022 Outlet: I-Connect007 Melnyk’s work on earned preferential treatment was cited in an article on EMS companies and strong trading relationships at I-Connect007 and the August 2022 issue of SMT007 Magazine.
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Canadian Studies Center receives grant from Québec government August 18, 2022 Outlet: MSUToday Steven Melnyk, professor of supply chain management, is part of MSU’s team of co-investigators on a grant received by the MSU Canadian Studies Center, reported MSUToday and the College of Arts and Letters. Faculty from MSU will partner with faculty from the Université Laval in Québec City to strengthen interuniversity relationships.