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Professor of
Operations Management
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Office:
S3-01B-53, South Spine S3
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Education
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PhD (Operations Research), Case Western Reserve,
1992 ·
MS (Management Science) Case Western Reserve, 1990 ·
Post Graduate Diploma in Management, IIM Calcutta,
1986 ·
B.Tech (Mechanical
Engineering) IIT, Madras 1984 |
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Biography
Dr. S. Viswanathan (Vish)
is Professor of Operations Management at Nanyang Business School, Nanyang
Technological University, Singapore, where he has been a faculty member since
1992. He serves concurrently as Associate Dean (Research). He has also
assisted the school previously in varied service roles, including Head of the
Academic Division of IT and Operations Management, Director of PhD Programme,
Programme Director of MBA (Technology & Operations Specialisation),
Programme Director of MDP@Nanyang, and Chairman of
IT Resources Group.
Vish’s
teaching interests are in Operations Management, Corporate
Sustainability, Sustainable Operations, Inventory Theory, Supply Chain & Logistics
Management and Optimization. His research interests are in Inventory
Management, Sustainable
Operations, Policies for regulating carbon
emissions, Reverse Logistics & Remanufacturing, Transportation
Scheduling & Timetabling, and Supply Chain & Service Operations. His research has been published
in Financial Times and Business Week ranked top tier Business journals such
as Management Science, Operations Research, and Production
& Operations Management, and
other top journals such as Naval Research Logistics, IIE Transactions, International Journal of
Production Research, European
Journal of Operational Research,
Operations Research Letters, Journal
of the Operational Research Society, International
Journal of Production Economics, Integrated Manufacturing Systems,
International Journal of Technology and Management, International Journal of
Logistics, and International
Journal of Physical Distribution & Logistics Management. He is very active as a Senior Editor, Editorial Board Member, or
Associate Editor in top journals such as Decision
Sciences, Production &
Operations Management, and International
Journal of Production Research. He has
made several appearances in Who’s who in the World, Who’s Who in Asia, Who’s
Who in Finance and Industry and Who’s Who in Science and Engineering lists.
He was awarded the prestigious Nanyang Award for Research Excellence in 2010. |
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Selected Publications
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N. Bryan, M. Srinivasan, and S. Viswanathan
(2016), “Managing Supply
Systems with Partial Information on Shipment Locations,” Accepted and Forthcoming, International Journal of Production Research. ·
S. Ghosh, R. Piplani, and S. Viswanathan
(2015) “A new two-bin policy for
inventory systems with differentiated demand classes,” Production and Operations Management,
24, 840-850. ·
S. Axsater, and S.
Viswanathan (2012), “On the value of customer information for an independent
supplier in a continuous review inventory system,” European Journal of Operational Research, 221,
340-347. ·
M. M. Srinivasan and S.
Viswanathan, (2010), “Optimal WIP Inventory
Levels for High-Variety Low-Volume Manufacturing Systems,” IIE
Transactions, 42, 379-391. ·
Viswanathan, (2007), “An Algorithm for
determining the best lower bound for the Stochastic Joint Replenishment
Problem,” Operations Research, 55,
992-996. · H. Widiarta, S. Viswanathan, and R. Piplani, (2007), “On the
Effectiveness of Top-Down Approach for Forecasting Autoregressive Demands,” Naval Research
Logistics, 54, 176-188. ·
S. Viswanathan and R. Piplani, (2001),
“Coordinating Supply Chain Inventories Through Common Replenishment Epochs,” European Journal of Operational Research,
129, 277-286. ·
S. Viswanathan, (1997), “Periodic Review (s, S)
Policies for Joint Replenishment Inventory Systems”, Management Science, 43, 1447-1454. ·
S. Viswanathan and K. Mathur,
(1997), “Integrating Routing and Inventory Decisions in One Warehouse
Multi-Retailer Multi-Product Distribution Systems”, Management Science, 43, 294-312. |
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