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
Distribution
Game Changing Trends in SCM
Integrated End-to-End Supply Chain Strategies and Tactics
Integrated Resources Management
Inventory
Logistics
Logistics Management
Procurement
Production and Inventory Management
Sales and Sales Management
Supplt Chain Modeling
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; Pete Patton Fellow & Professor of Practice
Supply Chain Management
Recent News
Leadership Torch Passed in UT Haslam’s Department of Supply Chain Management
Yemisi Bolumole takes over from John Bell as supply chain management department head.
Chained Vulnerabilities and Cybersecurity: Q&A with UT Haslam Supply Chain Management Professor
Brothers Graduate from UT Haslam Online Master’s Program
Economics Faculty
In The NEws
Building the new manufacturing workforceSupply Chain Now
Tennessee supply chain professor breaks down price impacts of Iran warWATE TV Knoxville
What to know about the Strait of Hormuz, a key passageway essential for global energy supplyAP News
All about the Strait of Hormuz and what’s at stake if the key global oil supply route is disrupted by waCBC News Canada
East Tennessean caught in the Israel-Iran conflict overseasWBIR
How ‘chameleon carrier’ truckers exploit laws, new tech, to get paid and vanishSAN
Reimagining Planner Competencies for Strategic ImpactSupply Chain Brain
How the US freight rail industry got dirtier than coal power plantsReuters
Opinion: Supreme Court’s broker liability case could reshape trucking safetySupply Chain Management Review
English-Language (ELP) Violations: Are They a Sign of Unsafe Trucking Carriers?Commercial Carrier Journal
Supply chains are unusually slow for this time of year. Here’s what that may mean.Marketplace
The not-so-hidden silver lining of the Covid-era supply chain crisisCFO Brew