SCMIS 2007

5th International Conference on Supply Chain Management and Information Systems


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The conference schedule will include academic papers, symposia, and contributions from industry. The conference is designed to seek practitioners' knowledge and opinions, and encourage theory being informed by practice.

Scope of the Conference

Authors are invited to submit papers on all aspects of Supply Chain Management (SCM), Information and Communications Systems (ICS), globalisation, and logistics. The following list is not exhaustive and topics not included will be considered by the organisers especially if they reflect emerging research and/or practical issues.

Business and Manufacturing Strategies	Modelling, Tools, and Techniques
Collaboration and Information Sharing in Supply Chains	Multi-Vendor and Global Supply Chain Management
Conservation and Supply Chains	Outsourcing, Offshoring, Insourcing, and Backsourcing
Customer Relationship Management	Performance Measurement in Supply Chains
Dynamic Supply Chains	Product Identification Techniques and Exploitation: RFID, EDI, VMI,3PL
E-Business Models and Architectures	Quality Issues and Techniques in Supply Chain Management
E-Commerce and E-Business Techniques Applied to Supply Chains	Research Methodologies in Supply Chain Management
E-Finance and E-Logistics Applied to Supply Chains	Scheduling, Production Planning and Control, including MRPII, ERP, CRM, SCM
Electronic Retailing and Fulfilment	Security and Risk Management in Supply Chains
Electronic Service Techniques and Supply Chains	Service Industries and Supply Chain Management
Entrepreneurship and Supply Chains	Service Level Agreements
Ethical issues arising in Supply Chain Management	Strategic Operations Management
Financial Aspects of Supply Chain Management	Supplier Relationship Management
Global Crime and Supply Chain Management	Supply Chain Design
Global Information Systems and Standardisation	Supply Chain Management in Particular Industries
Government, International Organisations, Free Trade, and Regulation in Supply Chain Management	Supply Chain Optimization
Information Systems and Technologies	Supply Chains in Unstable Environments
Lean Operations	Teaching SCM and Designing SCM Courses
Logistics and Distribution Management	Virtual Organizations and Supply Chain Management
Managing Supply Relationships