Supply Chain@UC is a group of university researchers dedicated to developing and disseminating knowledge regarding supply chains and their management. The group has a multi-disciplinary and expansive vision that extends traditional areas of the supply chain, such as configuration, collaboration and control to include network information flows and the impact of network activities on the ultimate consumer.
Group members teach supply chain activities at all levels at the University of Cincinnati. Courses are delivered through the undergraduate integral concentration called Product, Information and Supply Management Integral (PRISM), through MBA and MS courses on supply chain management, via PhD research seminars, and using short courses directed at the university's external constituents.
Our mission is …
“To perform and disseminate high impact research in the area of supply network design, operation, and analysis.”
Supply Chain@UC's goal is have high impact on supply chain theory and practice. Participating faculty and PhD students write for relevant journals to further the knowledge base in supply chains and to influence critical supply chain decisions in both goods-producing and service-providing firms. Individually, in specialized teams, and as a unit, Supply Chain@UC works on applied research contracts and participates in thought-leading consortia in the U.S. and worldwide.
