Supply Chain Management Educators' Conference (SCMEC)
CSCMP’s Supply Chain Management Educators' Conference (SCMEC) provides academics and students a forum to hear the latest in supply chain management research. This conference is open to all academics and annual conference attendees and offers informative and interactive sessions while providing an excellent venue for networking with colleagues from around the globe. The 2009 SCMEC will be held September 20 in Chicago, Illinois at McCormick Place West Building.
Academics and researchers are given the opportunity to submit their current research for consideration and presentation at this prestigious event.
Awards presented at SCMEC
For insight into what past SCMEC participants have presented, view the 2008 SCMEC proceedings.
Global Supply Chain Process Planning: A Framework for Applying CSCMP’s Supply Chain Management Process Standards to Global Logistics and Supply Chain Management
by Robert Materna, Ph.D., CPL, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Worldwide
Developing a Conceptual Framework for Linking Logistics Capabilities and Supply Chain Resilience
by Serhiy Y. Ponomarov, University of Tennessee and Mary C. Holcomb, University of Tennessee
The Adoption and Utilization of Online Auctions by Supply Chain Managers
by John F. Kros, S. Scott Nadler, and Haozhe Chen – all from East Carolina University
Process Management in the Service Supply Chain: The Case of Outsourced Information Technology Services
by Thomas J. Goldsby, Ph.D., Shashank Rao, and Deepak Iyengar, Ph.D. – all from the University of Kentucky
The Art of War: Managing Power Asymmetries in Supply Chain Negotiations
by Stanley E. Fawcett, J. Bonner Richie, Cynthia Wallin, and Scott C. Webb – all from Brigham Young University
Case Study: The World-In-Motion Wind Turbine Company, 2008
by Terry Tremwel, University of Arkansas, Dan Lynch, Michigan State University, and Jim Crowell, University of Arkansas
Model to Measure the Consequences of Using Diverse Supplier Evaluation Teams
by Frank P. Buffa, Texas A&M University and Anthony D. Ross, Michigan State University
A Study on Delineating the “Ease of Doing Business” Construct within the Supplier-Customer Interface
by Mohammad Asif Salam, Assumption University, Bangkok, Thailand
Market and Collaboration Orientations: A Longitudinal Perspective
by Stanley E. Fawcett, Chad Allred, Cynthia Wallin, and Scott Webb – all from Brigham Young University
Association between Supply Chain Management-related Drivers of Financial Performance and Firm Financial Success
by Alexander E. Ellinger, University of Alabama, Malini Natarajarathinam, Texas A&M University
and J. Brian Gray University of Alabama
Keeping Logistics Under Wraps: A Case Study
by Matthew J. Drake, Duquesne University, Paul M. Griffin, Georgia Institute of Technology, and Julie L. Swann, Georgia Institute of Technology
Improving the Forward Purchasing Strategy at Aucksun Metal Co., Ltd.
by Amy Z. Zeng, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Lindu Zhao, Southeast University (China), and Jing Hou, Southeast University (China)
2009 Supply Chain Management Educators' Conference (SCMEC) Registration Rates:
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SCMEC and Annual Global Conference, September 20-23:
$1,190.00 US
Educators/Academics (non-members) – includes a CSCMP year membership
SCMEC Only, September 20:
$250.00 US
For Educator nonmembers
Student registration SCMEC and Annual Global Conference, September 20-23:
$320.00 US
New Student Member - includes a CSCMP year membership
For information on student and associate conference registration, please contact membership@cscmp.org.
In order to register at these discounted rates, you must be full time educator/academic from a university or college. All attendees must be registered in order to participate.
Cancellation: We must receive your written cancellation or substitution request in our office by August 31, 2009 or you will be liable for the entire registration fee. Please read the Registration Policy for more details and fees.
Telephone registrations are not accepted. For questions contact CSCMP at +1 630.574.0985.
