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
Pamela Donovan
Director, M.S. Supply Chain Management Online; Assistant Department Head; Associate Professor of Practice
Supply Chain Management
Recent News
UT Haslam Named a Top 25 University Nationally for Business and Management Research
Several Haslam faculty members were also listed as top researchers worldwide in new Research.com rankings.
UT’s Entrepreneurship Center Announces 2026 Summer Studio Cohort
UT Haslam Honors Staff, Faculty and Students at Annual Awards Ceremony
Economics Faculty
In The NEws
The Never Normal: Successful Leadership in an Age of Constant DisruptionSupply Chain Now
How supply chain leaders can avoid common AI pitfallsSupply Chain Dive
Why sharing-economy drivers are disengaging—and how platform design can win them backEurekaAlert
25 Years of ‘Vested’: Crafting Effective Relationships With Supply Chain PartnersThe Supply Chain Brain Podcast
Knoxville budget gives $11.5 million for street paving amid rising cost of fuel, asphaltWATE TV
Top 10 Online MBA Programs in Supply Chain Management: 2026 RankingsProgramming Insider
Pallets, ElevatedInbound Logistics
Pocketed demand helps trucking industrySupply Chain Dive
Can AI gains give alternative delivery providers an edge?Supply Chain Dive
Your returns could be headed to a landfill. An AI-native software aims to reroute them to nonprofits.Business Insider
Massive write-off: Nvidia dumps $4.5 billion in chips, leaving Jensen Huang frustratedMSN