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Special Invited Sessions - Master Schedule
Time Theme Chair(s) Venue
Stephen Ng
14:30-16:00, July 29 Supply Chain Quality Management and Product Recall 3306/3307
Jin Chen
14:30-16:00, July 29 Enterprise Transformation and Upgrading through Innovation and Technology 3308/3309
Lihua Chen
Xueyuan Liu
14:30-16:00, July 29 China’s Automobile Supply Chain Management 3301/3302
Martin Lockström
16:00-16:30 Coffee Break
Xiande Zhao
16:30-18:00, July29 Relationship Management & Supply Chain Integration 3306/3307
Barbara B. Flynn
Thomas E. Callarman
16:30-18:00, July29 Logistics and Supply Chain Infrastructure in China 3308/3309
Linda G. Sprague
Aihu Wang
16:30-18:00, July29 Logistics Management in China 3301/3302
Fujun Lai
Special Invited Session 1: Supply Chain Quality Management and Product
Recalls
Room: 3306/3307 Time: 14:30----16:00, July29
Chair(s):
Prof. Stephen Ng, Center for Supply Chain Management & Logistics, Li & Fung Institute of Supply Chain
Management & Logistics, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Product harm crises and subsequent product recalls are among a firm’s worst nightmares, because
product recalls can be very costly. These events can not only result in huge losses to a country’s economy,
but can also cause injuries that require high levels of medical treatment and have resulted in permanent
disabilities and death. Considering its impact on operations, a product harm crisis not only has generated
huge losses to manufacturers and overseas brand owners, but also has triggered a detrimental domino effect
throughout the entire supply chain. Though handling product harm crises through proper product recall
strategies is pervasive, it is a short term corrective remedy and is not suitable for firms to sustain their
long-term competitive edge in the marketplace. Organizations should turn their eyes to purse long-term
preventive solution. It is in such a context that this special session is organized. We will have industry
speakers to share with us about the recent development of the management principles and practices adopted
by the industries to handle the emergent supply chain quality issues. Together with the speakers from
academia, a panel section will be organized afterwards to interact with the session attendees.
Invited speakers University/organization
Chairman of IBM Global PCB Council, and
Daniel Chan
President of ISM-PRD
Vice Chairman of Institute of Purchase and Supply
David Lee
Hong Kong
Director, IU Centre for International Business
Prof. Barbara B. Flynn Education and Research, Kelly School of Business,
Indiana University, IUPUI
Wilson Tsui
Audit Unit Head of DNV (HK)
Special Invited Session 2: Enterprise Transformation and Upgrading through
Innovation and Technology
Room: 3308/3309 Time: 14:30----16:00, July 29
Chair(s):
Prof. Jin Chen, Zhejiang University
Prof. Lihua Chen, Peking University
After the rapid economic developments in the last 30 years, Chinese manufacturers have established
strong production capacities. However, most of them are still operating in the low end of the value chain
and are mainly competing through low cost advantages enabled by low cost of labor, land and other factor
inputs.. In recent years, the Chinese government has promoted the upgrading and transformation of
Chinese enterprises from low value added contract manufacturer to high value added original design
manufacturer (ODM) and original brand manufacturer (OBM). How to transform these enterprises through
learning from supply chain partners and enhancing their innovative capabilities have become pressing
issues for academic researchers, industry practitioners and government officers. In this session, we have
invited scholars from the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Zhejiang University and South China University
of Technology to discuss these issues and share their research findings. The main issues to be discussed
include: technological, organizational and managerial innovations, cooperation of industry-university-
research institute and government policies for promoting innovations.
Invited speakers University/organization
Prof. Jin Chen Zhejiang University
Mr. Wei Liu Guangdong Science and Technology Department
Prof. Xia Fan South China University of Technology
Mr. Zhiqiang Wang The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Special Invited Session 3: China’s Automobile Supply Chain Management
Room: 3301/3302 Time: 14:30----16:00, July 29
Chair(s):
Prof. Xueyuan Liu, Institute of Quality Development Strategy, Wuhan University
Prof. Martin Lockström, BMW-SMI Centre for Purchasing and Supply Management, China Europe
International Business School
In the wake of the global financial crisis, China has now emerged as the largest automotive market in
the world. Surviving and thriving in this market is a daunting challenge: logistical barriers, cultural barriers,
idiosyncratic consumer preferences, and ever-changing regulations all add to the complexity. In the light of
this, effective and efficient operations management is key to generate competitive advantage. Due to the
importance of the Chinese automotive industry and the intricacy of its value chains, this special session is
designed to discuss the special challenges and issues for managing automobile supply chains in China.
China Europe International Business School and Wuhan University are jointly organizing this session.
They will invite researchers, business executives and government policy makers to join an interactive panel
discussion to share research findings and industry best practices.
Invited speakers University/organization
Klaus-Peter Wolf Director, Freudenberg IT
Jack Huang VP Operations, Magna International
Prof. Xueyuan Liu Wuhan University
Dr. Martin Lockström China Europe International Business School
Special Invited Session 4: Relationship Management & Supply Chain
Integration
Room: 3306/3307 Time: 16:30----18:00, July 29
Chair(s):
Prof. Xiande Zhao, Professor and Director, Center for Supply Chain Management & Logistics, The Chinese
University of Hong Kong
Prof. Barbara B. Flynn, Director, IU Centre for International Business Education and Research, Kelly
School of Business, Indiana University
In this special session, the presenters will report the findings of a large scale survey on the effects of
power and relationship commitment on supply chain integration and firm performance in China. They will
present several papers that have been written using the data collected from this project. Managerial
Guidelines will be provided for companies to enhance their global competitiveness through relationship
management and supply chain integration. They will describe the progress and preliminary findings from a
cross-cultural investigation of relationship management and supply chain integration.
Invited speakers University/organization
Prof. Kenneth Boyer Ohio State University
Prof. Barbara Flynn Indiana University
Prof. Xiande Zhao The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Prof. Baofeng Huo Xi’an Jiaotong University
Special Invited Session 5: Logistics and Supply Chain Infrastructure in China
Room: 3308/3309 Time: 16:30----18:00, July 29
Chair(s):
Prof. Thomas E. Callarman, Professor of Operations Management, China Europe International Business
School
Prof. Linda G. Sprague, China Europe International Business School
While China’s industrial output continues to grow and develop in spite of world-wide industrial
slowdowns, the status of the country’s supply chain infrastructure becomes an increasingly serious issue. In
response, Chinese governmental programs are already well underway to offer relief – at least in the long
run. Many initiatives are complements to projects already underway; others are newer programs intended to
anticipate and encourage increased improvement in domestic goods movements. It is worth noting that – to
date - efforts have been focused first on hardware – highways, roads, rail, ports, power, vehicle
production…
At the same time, social, economic and political programs are well underway with new initiatives
appearing regularly. Developments along these lines are intended to improve the country’s transportation
and supply chain situation with a view towards supporting increased movement of people from primary to
second and third sector employment, with particular interest on improving conditions within the primary
sector. The ministry-level organizations which oversaw and staffed the staff of the Central Planning
organizations have been closed, the quality of education is being examined, and substantial changes in the
structure of the government are being studied…
This presentation will describe the current state of hardware projects and also examine the current (and
more recent) focus on software projects from land reform and removal of all taxes from the peasants to the
early days of China’s first legal system to the demise of the hukou scheme. The country’s future will affect
and be affected by its evolving logistics and supply chain infrastructure.
Invited speakers University/organization
Prof. Thomas E. Callarman China Europe International Business School
Prof. Linda G. Sprague China Europe International Business School
Prof. Lawrence Leung The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Prof. Waiman Cheung The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Special Invited Session 6: Logistics Management in China
Room: 3301/3302 Time: 16:30----18:00, July 29
Chair(s):
Prof. Aihu Wang, South China University of Technology
Prof. Fujun Lai, College of Business, University of Southern Mississippi
China’s logistics industry is experiencing rapid development and plays an increasingly important role
in China’s global economic development. However, many challenges exist in examining logistics in
China, where the marketplace has not been traditionally capitalistic. These challenges include
underdeveloped market mechanism, institutional constraints (e.g., industrial protectionism, regional
protectionism, and monopolistic regulations), cultural differences, and legislation and law enforcement.
This special session is designed to provide some insights for overcoming these challenges. In this special
session, Prof. Chen, Gongyu (Sun Yat-Sen University) will present organizational behavior changes of
Chinese firms in the context of global supply chains. Ms. Wang, Xiaoyu (South China University of
Technology) will discuss the impacts of strategic orientations on business performance of China’s
third-party logistics (3PL) users. Ms. Luo, Li will report their findings regarding the impact of trust and
relationship commitment on 3PL integration and business performance in the context of Mainland China,
Hong Kong, and Taiwan. Mr. Chu, Zhaofang (University of International Business and Economics) will
empirically describe the intervening relationships between logistics outsourcing, integration, outsourcing
relationship quality and performance of China’s 3PL users. Following these presentations, the panelists will
discuss their views on current development, hurdles, and changes of China’s logistics.
Invited speakers: University/organization
Lingnan (University) College, Sun Yat-Sen
Prof. Chen, Gongyu
University
Ms. Li Luo South China University of Technology
Mr. Zhaofang Chu University of International Business and Economics
Ms. Xiaoyu Wang South China University of Technology
APDSI & ICOSCM 2010
Parallel Sessions - Master Schedule
08:30-10:00, July 30 10:15-11:45, July 30
Venue
Session Code Theme Chair Session Code Theme Chair
Nagesh N. Sustainable supply chain
3301 GZF1A Procurement management GZF2A Yina Li
Murthy management
Enterprise transformation + Innovation & new product
GZF1B GZF2B
3302 Supply chain learning & Xueyuan Liu development + Innovation & Mingang Zeng
10:00-10:15
innovation technology in logistics
Coffee
Relationship management Relationship management &
3306 GZF1C Baofeng Huo Break GZF2C Suhong Li
& supply chain integration I supply chain integration II
Operations strategy & Haritha Operations strategy &
3307 GZF1D GZF2D Chwen Sheu
practices I Saranga practices II
Service innovation & Erkan International operations
3308 GZF1E GZF2E Kasra Ferdows
management Bayraktar management
Supply chain quality
GZF1F GZF2F Supply chain risk
3309 management & product Tyrone Carlin Mohan Sodhi
management
recalls
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Parallel Session GZF1A: Procurement management
Chair (s): Nagesh N. Murthy Time: 08:30-10:00, July 30, Friday
Venue: 3301
Title Author(s) University/organization
Ekrem Tatoglu, Erkan
Measuring the 'Customer Satisfaction Efficiency of Mobile Phone Manufacturers in an
Bayraktar, Ali Bahcesehir University
'Emerging Market: A Super-Efficiency DEA Approach
Turkyilmaz
Zhen Li, Ching-Chung
A Mathematical Programming Approach to Optimal Design of Dutch Auctions University of North Texas
Kuo
Low-cost country sourcing project performance: conceptual model and empirical analysis Indian Institute of Management
Roger Moser
Bangalore
Characterizing Performance-Based Demand Allocation Policies to Stimulate Supplier
Nagesh N. Murthy University of Oregon
Capacities in a Time-Based Competitive Environment
Parallel Session GZF1B: Enterprise transformation + Supply chain learning & innovation
Chair (s): Xueyuan Liu Time: 08:30-10:00, July 30, Friday
Venue: 3302
Title Author(s) University/organization
Development of a Maturity Index for Open Source (OS) Content Management System (CMS): University of Massachusetts at
Zhengzhong Shi
A Case Study of the DRUPAL platform- the Award Winning OS CMS Dartmouth
The Factors and Strategies of Cluster’s Enterprises Upgrading: from the Perspective of Global Yong Dai, GuiLong
South China University of Technology
Value Chain Zhu, Yue He
The stock market reaction to the disclosure of R&D expenditure in Chinese companies Hao Lei, Xueyuan Liu,
Wuhan University
Hua Feng
Capital University of Economics &
An Exploratory Research on Adoption of Mobile Commerce Technology in the Supply Chain Weizhu Chen
Business
Decision-making Research about Cash Discounts Offered by Vendors
Xijuan Shao, Hui Meng
South China University of Technology
9
Parallel Session GZF1C: Relationship management & supply chain integration I
Chair (s): Baofeng Huo Time: 08:30-10:00, July 30, Friday
Venue: 3306
Title Author(s) University/organization
Mei Cao University of Wisconsin – Superior,
Supply Chain Collaboration: Antecedents and Consequences
Qingyu Zhang Arkansas State University
China Europe International Business
Antecedents to Supplier Integration in China: A Quantitative Study Martin Lockstrom
School
John K. Visich
Customer Performance in the Supply Chain Bryant University
Integrated supply chain management and organizational capability Nguyen Hung Manh
RMIT University
Baofeng Huo, Xiande Xi'an Jiaotong University
The impact of relationship commitment on supply chain integration and company performance
Zhao Chinese University of Hong Kong
Parallel Session GZF1D: Operations strategy & practices I
Chair (s): Haritha Saranga Time: 08:30-10:00, July 30, Friday
Venue: 3307
Title Author(s) University/organization
Indian Institute of Management
Inventory Trends and their Determinants in the Indian auto industry Haritha Saranga
Bangalore
Pinto Peter, Yunsook
Performance Trade-offs in Mixed-model S-line and U-Line Balance Designs Hong, John K. Visich,
Basheer Khumawala Bowling Green State University
Rong Zhou, Mark Goh,
Dynamic and stochastic job shop scheduling problems using ant colony optimization algorithm Gang Chen, Ming Luo, National University of Singapore
Robert De Souza
Kaizen and Operational Performance in Japanese Manufacturing Companies: Longitudinal Phan Chi Anh, Yoshiki
Yokohama National University
Study Matsui
International Operations Strategy of Public Sector Organizations
Stuart Orr
Deakin University
10
Parallel Session GZF1E: Service innovation & management
Chair (s): Erkan Bayraktar Time: 08:30-10:00, July 30, Friday
Venue: 3308
Title Author(s) University/organization
Erkan Bayraktar, Tunç
Impact of Information Distortion in Service Supply Chains Bahcesehir University
Bozbura, Ayse Nur Koc
Learning and Relearning Effects with Innovative Service Designs: An Empirical Analysis of Mays Business School at Texas A&M
Gregory Heim
Top Golf Courses University
The design of multi-channel 'service delivery systems: An empirical investigation of relevant Rui Sousa, Marlene Catholic University of Portugal
'operational factors Amorim IESE Business School
Erkan Bayraktar, Ekrem
Measuring the Efficiency of Quality Management Practices in Turkish Universities Bahcesehir University
Tatoglu
Parallel Session GZF1F: Supply chain quality management & product recalls
Chair (s): Tyrone Carlin Time: 08:30-10:00, July 30, Friday
Venue: 3309
Title Author(s) University/organization
An empirical investigation of compliance and disclosure quality under FRS 36 for Singaporean Tyrone M Carlin, Nigel
The University of Sydney
listed firms Finch, Khairil Khairi
Takming University of Science and
Implementing economic incentive schemes for a global supply chain quality optimization Shih-Jieh Hung
Technology
Xuejun Xu, Wujin
Relationships among TQM, TPM, JIT and performance South China University of Technology
Zhou, Jing Zha, Zhi Liu
An exploratory analysis of a decade of supply chain disruptions
Brian Squire, Yang Chu The University of Manchester
11
Parallel Session GZF2A: Sustainable supply chain management
Chair (s): Yina Li Time: 10:15-11:45, July 30, Friday
Venue: 3301
Title Author(s) University/organization
Green supply chain management and countermeasures implementation of Household Jing Zhang, Jingchen
Appliances Company Gao, Bin Li Beijing Jiaotong University
Material Flow & IPAT Analysis and Regional Sustainable Development: A Case Study in Liang Tian, Pinggang
Hainan University
Hainan Province Ding, Hong Wang
De-zhi Zhang,
Research on an Optimization Model for Coordination Transportation Based on Low-Carbon
Shuangyan Li Central South University
Xinyu Peng, Kunming
Competitive Resource allocation based on Priority
Li South China University of Technology
Institutional pressure, environmental innovation and performance: Evidence from China Yina Li, Xiande Zhao South China University of Technology
Parallel Session GZF2B: Innovation & new product development + Innovation & technology in logistics
Chair (s): Mingang Zeng Time: 10:15-11:45, July 30, Friday
Venue: 3302
Title Author(s) University/organization
The Impact of New Technological Practices on Centralization Edward Fang, Qizhi
Wu, Yueyang Zhang Wuhan University
Lin Wang, Dong-qin
Performance Evaluation of Logistics Based on FNN
Zeng Wuhan University of Technology
Mingang Zeng, Gaohui
The research on the auto parts' inbound logistics based on the underground logistics mode” South China University of Technology
Yu, Yongqi Li
Yong Dai, Guilong Zhu,
A research on social capital, absorptive capacity and technological innovation performance South China University of Technology
Dingding Xiao
Analysis about introducing competition mechanism into Industry-University-Research institute Wei Liu, Junyan Hu,
South China University of Technology
alliance model Zaoying Zhu
12
Parallel Session GZF2C: Relationship management & supply chain integration II
Chair (s): Suhong Li Time: 10:15-11:45, July 30, Friday
Venue: 3306
Title Author(s) University/organization
Suhong Li, John K.
Accessing Antecedents of Supply Chain Flexibility and Supply Chain Integration Bryant University
Visich
Suhong Li, Fang Chen
The Impact of Information Technology and Partner Relationship on Supply Chain Performance Bryant University
Impact of Resource Dependence, Trust and Relationship Commitment among Supply Chain
Fei Ye, Jie Zhang South China University of Technology
partners on Information System Alignment
Zhiqiang Wang,
A resource-based view on enablers of supplier integration: Evidence from China Baofeng Huo, Yinan Qi,
Xiande Zhao The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Parallel Session GZF2D: Operations strategy & practices II
Chair (s): Chwen Sheu Time: 10:15-11:45, July 30, Friday
Venue: 3307
Title Author(s) University/organization
Chenlung Yang, Chung Hua University
What Makes Outsourcing Effective - A Transaction Cost Economics Analysis
Chwen Sheu Kanas State University
Moira Scerri,
Yield Management: Applicability to Educational Services University of Technology Sydney (UTS)
Renu Agarwal
Rajeev Sawhney
A Value Chain Approach to Studying Antecedents of Delivery Flexibility Western Illinois University
Tao Li, Fei Xu
Accounts receivable management in power supply enterprises based on customer segmentation
North China Electric Power University
The Study of Symbiosis Question of Clusters Enterprise Value chain in the “Post crisis era”
Huabai Bu, Yang Gao Central South University
13
Parallel Session GZF2E: International operations management
Chair (s): Kasra Ferdows Time: 10:15-11:45, July 30, Friday
Venue: 3308
Title Author(s) University/organization
Carmencita Cheung,
DongYoung Lee, Nate
City University of Hong Kong
Comparing the manufacturing strategies of Japanese, Korean and Chinese firms producing Staheli, Wolf
integral type and modular type products: an exploratory study Reitsperger
Kasra Ferdows
Linking the Production Network to Competitive Strategy Georgetown Univ.
A Comparative perspective on Dry ports in India, China and Western Europe Girish Gujar, Hong
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Yan
The Empirical Study of Location-related Factors on Sourcing Strategy of Multinationals in Junyan Hu, Xia Fan,
South China University of Technology
China Yong Dai
Study on the Operation Mode of Customers Relationship Management Based on Supply Chain Wenqin Jiang, Shandong Institute of Business and
Integration Songqing Li Technology
Parallel Session GZF2F: Supply chain risk management
Chair (s): Mohan Sodhi Time: 10:15-11:45, July 30, Friday
Venue: 3309
Title Author(s) University/organization
Impact of Strategic Sourcing, E-Business Technologies and Integration on Supply Chain Risk Minkyun Kim,
Mitigation Nallan C. Suresh State University of New York
Daniel Kern, Roger
Managing Supply Chain Risks: A Supply-Side Perspective Moser, Evi Hartmann, European Business School (EBS)
Marco Moder
Investigation of Supply Chain Risk Utilising Cynefin Model
Yang Chu The University of Manchester
Mohan. Sodhi,
Researchers’ Perspectives on Supply Chain Risk Management Byung-Gak Son, City University London
Christopher S. Tang
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