Track Chair:
Dr. Waqas Ahmed, NUST Business School, [email protected]
Description: The global production and operations structure is largely interrupted due to widespread of the coronavirus pandemic. The industrial managers and government agencies are searching for suitable strategies and policies for revamping production patterns and satisfy customer demand. Perhaps the time, material and finance is the most important crisis in the current COVID 19 situation, which not only exemplifies unexpected challenges, but may well represent important opportunities for future industrial growth and new directions. The principal function of any business is the efficient manufacture and delivery of products and services to its
customers (operations). The production and operations management track centers on the innovative process and classifies how organizations use productivity, quality, triple bottom line (TBL), smart manufacturing, timeliness, economic models and technology to compete and prevail in their markets.
Keywords:
Sustainable Operations; Service Operations; Production Planning Management; Quality Control; Project Management; Green Manufacturing Operations; Circular Economy and Closed Loop Production; Smart manufacturing (Industry 4.0); Decision Science and Optimization; Sales and Operations planning; Disaster Management; Global Operations; Healthcare Operations; Retail Operations; Sustainable Inventory Management; Sustainable Product Design ; Economic Models in Operations Management; Yield Management; Lean Manufacturing and Six Sigma; Enterprise Resource Planning
Production and Operations Management
Digitalization, Disruption, and Innovation
Strategy, Leadership and Organization
International Business and Management
Work and Organizational Psychology
Marketing and Hospitality Management
Labour, Globalization and Economic Development
Peace, Conflict Management and Economic Development
Green Energy and Sustainable Finance
Conference track: Sustainability Management Challenges and Opportunities in a Changed World: Perspectives from Emerging Economies