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, R. Stanley Bowden II Faculty Research Fellow
Thomas Deakins
Managing Director, Global Supply Chain Institute; Lecturer
John Dittmann
Distinguished Lecturer; Assistant Department Head; Pete Patton Fellow & Professor of Practice
Supply Chain Management
Recent News
Major Freight Transportation Organization Awards Haslam Department Funds
The Intermodal Association of North America will allocate $90,000 in academic awards to Haslam's Department of Supply Chain Management.
UT and Major Maritime and Port Organization Enter into Agreement to Augment Haslam’s Supply Chain Management Program
UT Haslam Expert Weighs Effects of a Trade War on Supply Chains
Economics Faculty
In The NEws
Risk of a trade war rises as Trump boosts tariffs globallyChristian Science Monitor
What products could be most affected by international tariffs?WATE
How ports are working to reduce — or even eliminate — carbon emissionsMarketplace
How to Build Resilient Leaders with Ted StankApple Podcasts
Mind the Trust Gap: Lessons Learned from Studying Trading Partner TrustSupply Chain Brain
Flexing the Supply Chain: How to Stay Agile Without SnappingMHI.view
Six best practices for supply chain organizations to get the most out of younger employeesSupply Chain Management Review
Maritime Logistics, Organizational Nimbleness, and Predictions for 2025Supply Chain Now
Refocusing on talent as North American labor faces generational transitionSupply Chain Management Review
Returns Research Says Disclosure Works BestInStore Magazine
Transparency Key for Return Policy Changes, Study FindsSupply Chain Digital
The standing neutral: An innovative approach for managing supplier conflictSupply Chain Exchange