Nezih Altay

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Dr. Rameshwar Dubey,PhD(Operation...School of Doctoral in Management Studies, Liverpool Business School, Liverpool John MooresEmail verificata su ljmu.ac.uk
sameer prasadProfessor of Supply Chain and Operations Management, University of Wisconsin-WhitewaterEmail verificata su uww.edu
Angappa GunasekaranProfessor of Operations Management, California State University, BakersfieldEmail verificata su csub.edu
Thanos PapadopoulosProfessor of Management, Kent Business SchoolEmail verificata su kent.ac.uk
Raktim PalJames Madison UniversityEmail verificata su jmu.edu
Fosso Wamba SamuelToulouse Business SchoolEmail verificata su tbs-education.fr
Andres RamirezBryant UniversityEmail verificata su bryant.edu
Constantin BlomeUniversity of Sussex; UCLouvainEmail verificata su sussex.ac.uk
Mohamed Zied BABAIkedge business schoolEmail verificata su kedgebs.com
Aris SyntetosProfessor of Operational Research and Operations Management, Cardiff UniversityEmail verificata su cardiff.ac.uk
S. Ali TorabiFull Professor, University of TehranEmail verificata su ut.ac.ir
Reza AlikhaniAssistant Professor, Montpellier Business SchoolEmail verificata su montpellier-bs.com
Steven ThompsonUniversity of RichmondEmail verificata su richmond.edu
Rimi Zakaria, Ph.D.University of Wisconsin-WhitewaterEmail verificata su uww.edu
Shivam GuptaNEOMA Business School, FranceEmail verificata su neoma-bs.fr
Joakim KembroPhD, Lund UniversityEmail verificata su tlog.lth.se
Marianne JahreEmail verificata su bi.no
Hung-Chung SuUniversity of Michigan-DearbornEmail verificata su umich.edu
Christopher ZobelR.B. Pamplin Professor of Business Information Technology, Virginia TechEmail verificata su vt.edu
Javier MonllorOxford Brookes UniversityEmail verificata su brookes.ac.uk

Nezih Altay

DePaul University

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supply chain management humanitarian logistics disaster management


Titolo Ordina per citazioni Ordina per anno Ordina per titolo	Citata da Citata da	Anno
OR/MS research in disaster operations management N Altay, WG Green III European Journal of Operational Research 175 (1), 475-493, 2006	1686	2006
The role of Big Data in explaining disaster resilience in supply chains for sustainability T Papadopoulos, A Gunasekaran, R Dubey, N Altay, SJ Childe, ... Journal of Cleaner Production 142, 1108-1118, 2017	277	2017
Information diffusion among agents: implications for humanitarian operations N Altay, R Pal Production and Operations Management 23 (6), 1015-1027, 2014	155	2014
Supply chain agility, adaptability and alignment R Dubey, N Altay, A Gunasekaran, C Blome, T Papadopoulos, SJ Childe International Journal of Operations & Production Management, 2018	150	2018
Challenges in humanitarian information management and exchange: evidence from Haiti N Altay, M Labonte Disasters 38 (s1), S50-S72, 2014	148	2014
Impact of disasters on firms in different sectors: implications for supply chains N Altay, A Ramirez Journal of Supply Chain Management 46 (4), 59-80, 2010	133	2010
Improving disaster response efforts with decision support systems S Thompson, N Altay, WG Green III, J Lapetina International Journal of Emergency Management 3 (4), 250-263, 2006	99	2006
Agility and resilience as antecedents of supply chain performance under moderating effects of organizational culture within the humanitarian setting: a dynamic capability view N Altay, A Gunasekaran, R Dubey, SJ Childe Production Planning & Control 29 (14), 1158-1174, 2018	88	2018
On the demand distributions of spare parts AA Syntetos, MZ Babai, N Altay International Journal of Production Research 50 (8), 2101-2117, 2012	82	2012
Strategic supplier selection under sustainability and risk criteria R Alikhani, SA Torabi, N Altay International Journal of Production Economics 208, 69-82, 2019	76	2019
Big data in humanitarian supply chain networks: A resource dependence perspective S Prasad, R Zakaria, N Altay Annals of Operations Research 270 (1), 383-413, 2018	69	2018
Swift trust and commitment: The missing links for humanitarian supply chain coordination? R Dubey, N Altay, C Blome Annals of Operations Research 283 (1), 159-177, 2019	66	2019
Adapting Wright's modification of Holt's method to forecasting intermittent demand N Altay, F Rudisill, LA Litteral International Journal of Production Economics 111 (2), 389-408, 2008	66	2008
Strategic planning for disaster relief logistics: lessons from supply chain management N Altay, S Prasad, J Sounderpandian International Journal of Services Sciences 2 (2), 142-161, 2009	63*	2009
Issues in disaster relief logistics N Altay Large-Scale Disasters: Prediction, Control, and Mitigation, 120-146, 2008	47	2008
Capability-based resource allocation for effective disaster response N Altay IMA Journal of Management Mathematics 24 (2), 253-266, 2013	46	2013
Service parts management: demand forecasting and inventory control N Altay, LA Litteral Springer, 2011	45	2011
Big data in humanitarian supply chain management: A review and further research directions S Gupta, N Altay, Z Luo Annals of Operations Research 283 (1), 1153-1173, 2019	44	2019
Understanding employee turnover in humanitarian organizations R Dubey, A Gunasekaran, N Altay, SJ Childe, T Papadopoulos Industrial and Commercial Training, 2016	41	2016
Effects of correlation on intermittent demand forecasting and stock control N Altay, LA Litteral, F Rudisill International Journal of Production Economics 135 (1), 275-283, 2012	38	2012

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