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31. The Benefits Of The Industrial Internet/internet Of Things And Developing A More Collaborative Approach the Benefits of The Industrial Internet/internet of Things and Developing A More Collaborative Approach

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Author:
Fofanah, Abubakarr
Title:
The Benefits Of The Industrial Internet/internet Of Things And Developing A More Collaborative Approach the Benefits of The Industrial Internet/internet of Things and Developing A More Collaborative Approach
Area of Honors:
Supply Chain and Information Systems
Keywords:
supply chain
internet
information systems
mobile devices
mobile
collaborative
IoT
File:
Download AbuFofanah_FinalThesis__1_.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Dr. Robert Alexander Novack, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. John C. Spychalski, Thesis Honors Advisor

33. Logistic Integration: The Overlooked Force Driving The Future Of The Kraft Heinz Merger

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Open Access
Author:
Vankleeck, Tanner
Title:
Logistic Integration: The Overlooked Force Driving The Future Of The Kraft Heinz Merger
Area of Honors:
Supply Chain and Information Systems
Keywords:
merger
acquisition
Kraft
Heinz
logistics
finance
File:
Download VanKleeck_-_LOGISTIC_INTEGRATION-_THE_OVERLOOKED_FORCE_DRIVING_THE_FUTURE_OF_THE_KRAFT_HEINZ_MERGER.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Dr. Robert Alexander Novack, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. John C. Spychalski, Thesis Honors Advisor

34. Establishing A More Efficient Inventory Warehousing Operation In Medical Logistics For The United States Marine Corps

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Open Access
Author:
Rose, Daniel John
Title:
Establishing A More Efficient Inventory Warehousing Operation In Medical Logistics For The United States Marine Corps
Area of Honors:
Supply Chain and Information Systems
Keywords:
supply chain
logistics
expiration
medical
inventory
Marine Corps
Medical Logistics
Medlog
File:
Download Dan_Rose_Thesis_2016.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Dr. Robert Alexander Novack, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. John C. Spychalski, Thesis Honors Advisor

37. An Analysis of Common Practices: Sustainability in Distribution Centers

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Open Access
Author:
Piciacchio, Rachel Lynn
Title:
An Analysis of Common Practices: Sustainability in Distribution Centers
Area of Honors:
Supply Chain and Information Systems
Keywords:
sustainability
supply chain
distribution centers
LEED
USGBC
lighting
cooling
green
environmentally friendly
File:
Download Rachel_Piciacchio_-_Thesis.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Dr. Robert Alexander Novack, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. John C. Spychalski, Thesis Honors Advisor