Our latest research on omnichannel retail operations was accepted for publication in the European Journal of Operational Research (VHB-Journal rating: A) and is available at https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ejor.2021.12.021.
Recently, Professor Susana Relvas from Instituto Superior Técnico at the University of Lisbon visited us at TUM Campus Straubing and gave a guest lecture in our Bachelor and Master program “Sustainable Management and Technology”.
The chair of Supply and Value Chain Management is offering a number of electives for Bachelor as well as Master students in this years’ summer term.
The chair of Supply and Value Chain Management is organizing a digital workshop on food supply chain management on Friday, April-22 10am – 2pm. After the workshop, the companies will offer some career service and will explain job opportunities.
Creating good course timetables at a university is a challenging combinatorial optimization problem that has received considerable interest in the optimization and operations research literature (cf. [1]). In principle, the tasks consists of assigning weekly lectures to time slots and rooms while respecting a number of hard constraints. For instance, a lecturer can teach at most one lecture at a time, no two lectures can take place in the same room at the same time and no two lectures of the same curriculum must be scheduled in parallel.