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73. ANALYZING THE SUSTAINABLE PROCUREMENT PRACTICES OF LEADING COMPANIES IN FOOD, BEVERAGE, AND CONSUMER GOODS INDUSTRIES

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Open Access
Author:
Borda, Angelica
Title:
ANALYZING THE SUSTAINABLE PROCUREMENT PRACTICES OF LEADING COMPANIES IN FOOD, BEVERAGE, AND CONSUMER GOODS INDUSTRIES
Area of Honors:
Supply Chain and Information Systems
Keywords:
supply chain
procurement
sustainability
KPIs
sourcing
reporting
triple constraint
interviews
File:
Download Borda_Angelica_ThesisFinal.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Dr. Robert Alexander Novack, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. John C. Spychalski, Thesis Honors Advisor

74. INCREASING GROWTH IN CONSULTING REVENUE OF A THIRD-PARTY LOGISTICS COMPANY

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Open Access
Author:
Rakestraw, Kaitlyn Danielle
Title:
INCREASING GROWTH IN CONSULTING REVENUE OF A THIRD-PARTY LOGISTICS COMPANY
Area of Honors:
Supply Chain and Information Systems
Keywords:
third-party logistics
3PL
consulting solutions
supply chain optimization
information technology in supply chain
File:
Download Kaitlyn_Rakestraw_Thesis_Final.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Dr. Robert Alexander Novack, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. John C. Spychalski, Thesis Honors Advisor

75. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND MACHINE LEARNING: APPLICATIONS IN ARMY LOGISTICS

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Open Access
Author:
Wonderling, Benjamin Jordan
Title:
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND MACHINE LEARNING: APPLICATIONS IN ARMY LOGISTICS
Area of Honors:
Supply Chain and Information Systems
Keywords:
Artificial Intelligence
AI
Machine Learning
Logistics
Supply Chain
Internet of Things
Industry 4.0
Army Logistics
Military Logistics
Change Management
File:
Download Wonderling_Thesis_Final_Submission__2019-_ARTIFICIAL_INTELLIGENCE_AND_MACHINE_LEARNING__APPLICATIONS_IN_ARMY_LOGISTICS_1_.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Dr. Robert Alexander Novack, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. John C. Spychalski, Thesis Honors Advisor

77. Meeting Ever-Changing Customer Demand: Could “Ride Sharing” Disrupt Traditional Shipment of Consumer Items Across the U.S.

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Open Access
Author:
Lahlou, Karim
Title:
Meeting Ever-Changing Customer Demand: Could “Ride Sharing” Disrupt Traditional Shipment of Consumer Items Across the U.S.
Area of Honors:
Supply Chain and Information Systems
Keywords:
Supply Chain
Same-day delivery
Crowdsourced Shipping
File:
Download Karim_Lahlou_Final_Thesis_11.11.19.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Dr. Robert Alexander Novack, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. John C. Spychalski, Thesis Honors Advisor