Supply Chain Management Department
Research
The Supply Chain Management research at Haslam College of Business explores innovative strategies, emerging technologies, and data-driven insights to optimize global supply networks. Our faculty and Ph.D. researchers collaborate with industry leaders to solve real-world challenges, enhance operational efficiency, and shape the future of supply chain management.
Supply Chain Management
OUr Faculty’s Expertise
Demand Management
Game Changing Trends in SCM
Health
Information Systems Management
Integrated End-to-End Supply Chain Strategies and Tactics
Integrated Resources Management
Logistics
Logistics Management
Procurement
Production and Inventory Management
Sales and Sales Management
Supply Chain Management
Supply Chain Operation
Supply Chain Planning
Supply Chain Management
Featured Faculty
John Bell
John H. “Red” Dove Professor of Supply Chain Management, Nancy & David McKinney Faculty Fellow
Thomas Deakins
Lecturer
John Dittmann
Distinguished Lecturer; Assistant Department Head; Pete Patton Fellow & Professor of Practice
Supply Chain Management
Recent News
Will Tariff-Induced Supply Chain Unpredictability Grinch-ify ‘Christmas in July’?
UT Haslam supply chain expert weighs how tariffs may affect Amazon Prime Day and other July sales events.
UT Haslam’s New M.S. in Supply Chain Management (Global) Prepares Students for International Business Careers
Fast-Tracked Future: Nicholas Hom
Economics Faculty
In The NEws
Planning for the Unplannable: What Supply Chain Leaders Should Be Doing NowIndustry Week
Knoxville tea room sees rising costs amid President Trump’s tariffs and trade talksWBIR
Getting supply chain worries to stop disrupting your sleepCFO Brew
What if government data becomes untrustworthy?Marketplace Podcast
Securing critical minerals during a global trade warSupply Chain Management Review
Smart Stack: Pallets Load Up InnovationInbound Logistics
UT supply chain professor speaks on Trump’s threat to increase tariffs on Apple productsWBIR
Tennessee: A Logistics PowerhouseLivability
Trade wars stall container ship traffic from China to U.S.Marketplace
In Defense of Lean Thinking with Tom GoldsbyArt of Supply