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 Ivanov , Dmitry - Einzelansicht

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Grunddaten
Nachname Ivanov Geschlecht männlich
Vorname Dmitry Sprechzeit
Namenszusatz Personalstatus Hochschullehrer(in)
Titel Prof. Dr. Bemerkung
Akad. Grad Status intern

Funktionen

Einrichtung Funktion von bis Ergänzung
Fachbereich 1 Wirtschaftswissenschaften Professor(in)
BWL 1 (Unternehmensführung/Personal/Organisation) Professor(in)

Dienstadresse

PLZ 10825 Telefon +49 (0)30 30877-1155
Ort Berlin Fax +49 (0)30 30877-
Straße Badensche Strasse 50-51 E-Mail-Adresse divanov@hwr-berlin.de
Dienstzimmer B 3.49 Hyperlink http://www.hwr-berlin.de/fachbereich-wirtschaftswissenschaften/lehrende/detailansicht/dmitry-ivanov-1/
Gebäude Haus B (Badensche) Sekretariat
Zuordnung zu Einrichtungen
Fachbereich 1 Wirtschaftswissenschaften

Zugeordnete Projekte

Models and Methods for an active ageing workforce: an international academy
Digitales Performance Management in internationalen Lieferketten
Industrie für Healthcare: Kapazitätsanpassung bei Pandemie
Cerials Resiliency Revolution for agile supply chain management in the Mediterranean
Achieving resilience through manufacturing as a service, digital twins and ecosystems
HWR Research Competence Centre: Challenges and Resilience of Global Supply and Value Chains

Zugehörige Publikationen

Erscheinungsjahr 2024
A Network-of-Networks Adaptation for Cross-Industry Manufacturing Repurposing
A methodological framework for the design of efficient resilience in supply networks
Analysis, Optimization, and Collaboration in Digital Manufacturing and Supply Chain Systems
Cash flow dynamics in the supply chain during and after disruptions
Conceptualisation of a 7-element digital twin framework in supply chain and operations management
Decision Bias and Bullwhip Effect in Multiechelon Supply Chains: Risk Preference Models
Design and management of energy-efficient and energy-resilient supply chains
Digital supply chain management and technology to enhance resilience by building and using end-to-end visibility during the COVID-19 pandemic
Exiting the COVID-19 Pandemic: After-Shock Risks and Avoidance of Disruption Tails in Supply Chains
Firm survivability during long-term disruptions: an adaptation-based view
From natural language to simulations: applying AI to automate simulation modelling of logistics systems
Generative artificial intelligence in supply chain and operations management: a capability-based framework for analysis and implementation
Introduction to Supply Chain Analytics
Lead time sensitivity of product availability in supply chain resilience analysis
Manufacturer encroachment and carbon reduction decisions considering cap-and-trade policy and retailer investment
Modeling and Optimization of Supply Chain Resilience to Pandemics and Long-Term Crises
Network science indicators and their relationship with performance during disruptions: a case study
Product upgrade and advanced quality disclosure in a supply chain
Responding to the ripple effect from systemic disruptions: Empirical evidence from the semiconductor shortage during COVID19
Supply Chain Hoarding and Contingent Sourcing Strategies in Anticipation of Price Hikes and Product Shortages
Supply Chain Resilience: Conceptual and Formal Models Drawing from Immune System Analogy
Supply Chain Viability: Conceptualization, Measurement, and Nomological Validation
Supply chain resilience as a system quality: survey-based evidence from multiple industries
The impacts of digital technologies on coping with the COVID-19 pandemic in the manufacturing industry: A systematic literature review
Time-to-Adapt (TTA)
Transformation of supply chain resilience research through the COVID-19 pandemic
Two views of supply chain resilience
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Zugeordnete Tagungen/Workshops

5. Forschungsforum der HWR Berlin
HWR Forschungsergebnisse online präsentiert

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