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Supply Chain Management Thesis Topics- Top 40 Ideas

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One of the most frequently asked questions from SCMDOJO followers is, I am doing a Supply Chain Management Master from Europe, the UK or the USA, and I need some Master Thesis ideas in Supply Chain.

Key academic research areas in SCM are offering robust and implementable supply chain management thesis that are transforming worldwide trends. The increasing strength of global Supply Chain Management (SCM) is one functional area that shows several students are seeking a good start, especially in solving significant problems in the form of Masters and PhD thesis .

Nevertheless, with the changing trends in the industry, some students are likely to struggle with the early stages of academic writing. A significant reason for this problem is usually down to a lack of ideas or facing new topics with low research activity.

Old Industries and New Industries

The recent pattern shifts in academia, from the traditional research approach to other conventional methods, is taking a more student-centred view. Most of the supply chain management thesis is crafted by students, including dissertation, topic creation, research, and more with help of their supervisors.

With new industries, like Amazon and Apple, transforming old concepts with technological disruption, there are new trends to look out for to help narrow your supply chain management thesis.

The 7 Powerful Supply Chain Trends (I also dubbed “Supply Chain 7.0”) have the potential to become a powerful influence over time. These trends include Augmented reality (AR), Big Data, Gamification of the supply chain, moving the supply chain to the “Cloud,” and the Internet of Things (IoT) – Industry 4.0. Also, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine learning in the supply chain, alongside 3D Printing, are now needed to support the product life cycle.

Forbes also highlights the key 2020 Supply Chain Technology Trends that are receiving lots of buzz in Supply Chain Management. In this regard, students seeking top-notch research areas for supply chain management thesis can consider new trends to help create adequate research content.

40  Supply Chain Management Thesis Topics for 2024

On these premises, any supply chain management thesis should be comprehensive. There several topics and areas to consider, and below are 40 Supply Chain Management Thesis Topics for 2020 that students can do research on towards an excellent postgraduate study in SCM.

Digital Transformation

• Digital Transformation Key Attributes; Challenges; enablers & Success Factors.
• Smart Government Initiatives: How Governments are Driving Digital Change.
• Digital Leadership is linking to Virtual Teams or Self Organised Teams (Agile PM).
• Did COVID 19 impact the implementation of digital transformation?
• Cross-functional collaboration in the decision-making process.
• The value of data and interdependencies in decision-making.
• Machine learning techniques in supply chain management.
• Blockchain Technology in Supply Chain Transparency: Evaluating the Impact on Traceability and Trust.
• The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Predictive Analytics for Inventory Management.
• Sustainability in Digital Supply Chain Management: A Comparative Analysis of Environmental Impact.
• Digital Transformation in Warehouse Management: Enhancing Efficiency and Customer Satisfaction

Sustainable Project Management (SPM)

• Can apply the SPM model or any of its dimensions to any type of project
• Can Blockchain help with Sustainable Project Management?
• Factors affecting the application of an efficient supply management system.

IoT- Industry 4.0 and Big Data

• Application of IoT in Logistics – Challenges; enablers & Success Factors
• The practicability of intertwined supply networks with IoT.
• Implementation of IoT in 3PL/4PL Industry – Challenges; enablers & Success Factors
• Big data and impact in DDMRP
• Evaluation of technology use in modern supply chain management.
• The extension of supply chain resilience through Industry 4.0
• The Impact of Industry 4.0 on Supply Chain Management.
• Implementation of E-logistics in Supply Chain Operations.
• Predictive Maintenance Strategies in Industry 4.0-enabled Supply Chains: A Case Study Approach
• Optimizing Supply Chain Decision-Making through Real-time Big Data Analytics
• Cybersecurity Challenges in IoT-Enabled Supply Chains: A Comprehensive Analysis.

Operations and Supply Chain Management

• Risk Evaluation and Management involved in a supply chain
• Partnerships Perspective in Supply Chain Management
• Assessing Supply Chain Risk Management Capabilities
• Implementation of Green Supply Chain Management Practices
• Supply Chain Management Practices and Supply Chain Performance Effectiveness
• The Impact of Supply Chain Management Practices on the Overall Performance of the org
• The Influence of Environmental Management Practices and Supply Chain Integration on Technological Innovation Performance
• The Relationship between Total Quality Management Practices and their Effects on Firm Performance
• Level of Commitment to Top Management regarding the TQM Implementation
• Impact of Mobility Solutions (transportation / latest technologies) on logistics.
• Study on the roles of supply chain management in corporate outsourcing.
• Evaluating strategies for cost reduction in SCM relating to exports and imports.
• Circular Economy Practices in Supply Chain Management: A Case Study Approach
• Demand Forecasting in Omnichannel Retail: A Comparative Analysis of Forecasting Models.
• Ethical and Sustainable Procurement Practices: An Examination of Implementation Challenges and Benefits.

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The supply chain systems of today are more likely to see massive changes technologically in the coming years. Some selected supply chain management thesis topics may face limited data or access to real-time data in making proper research and forecast, including seasonality and trends. So, due diligence is necessary to ensure you not only pick an exciting supply chain management thesis, but you also have sufficient access to data, studies, and materials useful in such an area. The impact of these trends alongside technological advancement in the selected areas would certainly help your thesis stand out and unique.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What are the emergent research topics in the field of supply chain management.

Blockchain Integration : Exploring the application of blockchain technology to enhance transparency, traceability, and security in supply chains.

Sustainable Supply Chains : Investigating strategies for integrating environmentally friendly practices, ethical sourcing, and social responsibility into supply chain management.

Digital Transformation : Studying the impact of emerging technologies like artificial intelligence, machine learning, and the Internet of Things on optimizing supply chain processes.

Resilience and Risk Managemen t: Analyzing approaches to build resilient supply chains capable of adapting to disruptions, such as pandemics, natural disasters, and geopolitical events.

Circular Economy : Examining supply chain models that minimize waste and promote the reuse, recycling, and repurposing of materials.

Supply Chain Visibility : Researching ways to improve real-time visibility into supply chain activities to enhance decision-making and responsiveness.

Last-Mile Delivery Optimization : Investigating innovative approaches to streamline and optimize the final stages of product delivery to consumers.

Supply Chain Finance : Exploring financial strategies and tools to optimize cash flow and working capital within supply chains.

Collaborative Supply Chains : Studying methods to enhance collaboration and information-sharing among supply chain partners to achieve mutual benefits.

E-commerce Integration : Examining the challenges and opportunities associated with integrating e-commerce platforms into traditional supply chain models.

What are the 4 areas of supply chain management?

What is the primary goal of the supply chain.

The main goal of a supply chain is to efficiently and effectively manage the flow of products or services from the point of origin to the point of consumption. This involves optimizing processes from procurement and production to distribution and delivery. The overarching objective is to meet customer demands with the right products, in the right quantity, at the right time, while minimizing costs and maximizing overall supply chain performance.

What is the difference between supply chain and supply chain management?

The term “supply chain” refers to the entire network of entities and activities involved in the creation and delivery of a product or service, encompassing suppliers, manufacturers, distributors, retailers, and customers. “Supply chain management,” on the other hand, is the strategic coordination and oversight of these interconnected processes to optimize efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance overall performance. While the supply chain is the broader concept, supply chain management specifically involves the planning, execution, and control of various elements within that network to achieve business objectives.

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Since its launch in 2004, a large number of masters theses, as well as a few doctoral theses, have been conducted as part of the SC2020 Project, in centers from the SCALE Network. An exhaustive list of these theses, as well as links to access them, are presented here.

Doctoral Theses at MIT

Title:  Effect of scenario planning on field experts' judgment of long-range investment decisions . Author: Phadnis, Shardul. Advisors: Yossi Sheffi, Chris Caplice and Mahender Singh. Year: 2012. Program: Doctoral Thesis, Engineering Systems Division, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. URI:  http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/96020

Title: A methodology to capture, evaluate and reformulate a firm's supply chain strategy as a conceptual system . Author: Roberto Perez-Franco. Advisors: Yossi Sheffi and Mahender Singh. Year: 2010. Program: Doctoral Thesis, Engineering Systems Division, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/62761

Title: Dynamic Retail Assortment Models with Demand Learning for Seasonal Consumer Goods . Author: Felipe Caro. Advisor: Jérémie Gallien. Year: 2005. Program: Doctoral Thesis, Sloan School of Management, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/33415

Master Theses at MIT

Title: A Qualitative Mapping and Evaluation of an Aerospace Supply Chain Strategy . Author: Jonathan Hung and Nicholas Pierce. Advisor: Roberto Perez-Franco. Year: 2011. Program: M. Eng. in Logistics, Engineering Systems Division, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. URL: CTL Publication Link

Title: Redefining organizational boundaries : building an aware and agile organization by enabling new social interactions . Author: Benjamin Maupetit. Advisor: Mahender Singh. Year: 2009. Program: S.M. in Technology and Policy Program, Engineering Systems Division, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/52754

Title: Evolutionary supply chain risk management: transforming culture for sustainable competitive advantage . Author: Romain Lévy. Advisor: Mahender Singh. Year: 2008. Program: M. Eng. in Logistics and S.M. in Technology and Policy Program, Engineering Systems Division, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/42928

Title: Exploring the future of the U.S. pharmaceutical industry : a supply chain perspective . Author: Loïc Lagarde. Advisor: Yossi Sheffi and Mahender Singh. Year: 2007. Program: S.M. in Technology and Policy Program, Engineering Systems Division, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/40294

Title: The Supply Chain Response to Environmental Pressures . Author: Julie Rebecca Paquette. Advisor: Randolph E. Kirchain. Year: 2006. Program: S.M. in Technology and Policy Program, Engineering Systems Division, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/34530

Title: Demand Management: A Cross-Industry Analysis of Supply-Demand Planning . Author: Peng Kuan Tan. Advisor: Lawrence Lapide. Year: 2006. Program: M. Eng. in Logistics, Engineering Systems Division, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/36139

Title: Order Promising/Fulfillment and Customer/Channel Collaboration in Supply Chain Management . Author: Yimin An and Samuel Srethapakdi. Advisor: Mahender Singh. Year: 2006. Program: M. Eng. in Logistics, Engineering Systems Division, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/36148

Title: Analysis of Sourcing & Procurment Practices: A Cross Industry Framework . Author: Ioannis G. Koliousis. Advisor: Edgar Blanco. Year: 2006. Program: M. Eng. in Logistics, Engineering Systems Division, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/36143

Title: Analysis of Supplier Involvement in New Product Development and Launch . Author: Herman Alex Kurapov. Advisor: Chris Caplice. Year: 2006. Program: M. Eng. in Logistics, Engineering Systems Division, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/35614

Title: A Cross Industry Analysis and Framework of Aftermarket Products and Services . Author: Petros Englezos. Advisor: Lawrence Lapide. Year: 2006. Program: M. Eng. in Logistics, Engineering Systems Division, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/35539

Title: An Examination of Boeing’s Supply Chain Management Practices within the Context of the Global Aerospace Industry . Author: Daglar Cizmeic. Advisor: Kirkor Bozdogan. Year: 2005. Program: M. Eng. in Logistics, Engineering Systems Division, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/33315

Title: An Exploration of of Supply Chain Management Practices in the Aerospace Industry and in Rolls-Royce . Author: Mohit Tiwari. Advisor: Kirkor Bozdogan. Year: 2005. Program: M. Eng. in Logistics, Engineering Systems Division, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/33373

Title: Supply Chain Strategies in the Apparel Industry: The Case of Victoria’s Secret . Author: Sumit Kumar. Advisors: Sharon Novak and Lawrence Lapide. Year: 2005. Program: M. Eng. in Logistics, Engineering Systems Division, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/33324

Title: The Dynamics of Supply Chains in the Automotive Industry . Author: Niklas Braese. Advisor: Lawrence Lapide. Year: 2005. Program: M. Eng. in Logistics, Engineering Systems Division, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/33312

Title: The Pharmaceutical Supply Chain: A Diagnosis of the State-of-the-Art . Author: Mahender Singh. Advisor: Charles H. Fine. Year: 2005. Program: M. Eng. in Logistics, Engineering Systems Division, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/33354

Title: Supply chain practices in the petroleum downstream . Author: Santos Manzano, Fidel. Advisor: Lawrence Lapide. Year: 2005. Program: M. Eng. in Logistics, Engineering Systems Division, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/33345

Title: An analysis of current supply chain best practices in the retail industry with case studies of Wal-Mart and Amazon.com . Author: Chiles, Colby Ronald; Dau, Marguarette Thi. Advisor: Gabriel R. Bitran. Year: 2005. Program: M. Eng. in Logistics, Engineering Systems Division, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/33314

Title: Framework for the study of governance in the supply networks : Wal-mart : "Enlightened Despot" model . Author: De Graeve, Denis. Advisor: Gabriel R. Bitran. Year: 2004. Program: S.M. Technology and Policy Program, Engineering Systems Division, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/28504

Title: An Evaluation of Scenario Planning for Supply Chain Design . Author: Yishai Boasson. Advisor: Yossi Sheffi. Year: 2004. Program: M. Eng. in Logistics, Engineering Systems Division, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/28504

Master Theses at ZLC

Title: Analysis of Supply Chains in the Consumer Packaged Goods Industry . Author: Marc-Elliott Finkelstein. Advisor: Paul M. Thompson. Year: 2005. Program: M. Eng. MIT-Zaragoza International Logistics Program, Zaragoza Logistics Center. Link:  Download .

Title: Supply Chain Excellence in the Pharmaceutical Industry: Novartis– A Case Study . Author: Gourav Narayan Mukherjee. Advisor: Prashant Yadav. Year: 2005. Program: M. Eng. MIT-Zaragoza International Logistics Program, Zaragoza Logistics Center. Link:  Download .

Title: Excellent Supply Chains In The Oil Industry: Royal Dutch/Shell . Author: Stefan Röthlisberger. Advisor: Prashant Yadav. Year: 2005. Program: M. Eng. in Supply Chain Management and Logistics, MIT-Zaragoza International Logistics Program, Zaragoza Logistics Center. Link:  Download .

Title: Supply Chain Excellence in the Retail Industry: METRO AG – A Case Study . Author: Manuela Schranz-Whitaker. Advisor: Paul M. Thompson. Year: 2005. Program: M. Eng. in Supply Chain Management and Logistics, MIT-Zaragoza International Logistics Program, Zaragoza Logistics Center. Link: Download .

Title: SC2020: Toyota Production System & Supply Chain.  Author: Macharia Brown. Advisor: Prashant Yadav. Year: 2005. Program: M. Eng. in Supply Chain Management and Logistics, MIT-Zaragoza International Logistics Program, Zaragoza Logistics Center. Link:  Download .

Title:  Excellence In European Apparel Supply Chains: Zara.  Author: Phyllis Chu. Advisor: Paul Thompson. Year: 2005. Program: M. Eng. in Supply Chain Management and Logistics, MIT-Zaragoza International Logistics Program, Zaragoza Logistics Center. Link:  Download .

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Supply chain management is one of the research domains, which have gained a lot of attention from researchers. The dissertation topics in supply chain management are offered as it has a strong impact on the different aspects of businesses. In the modern era, supply chain management has gained a lot of attention and businesses are […]

Supply chain management is one of the research domains, which have gained a lot of attention of the researchers. The MBA dissertation topics in supply chain management are offered as it has a strong impact on the different aspects of businesses.

In the modern era, the supply chain management has gained a lot of attention and businesses are emphasizing on horizontal integration of the supply chain components. It helps in getting rid of the traditional barriers and adopting advanced methods and techniques to carry out the operations and processes.

Research topics in supply chain offer wide understanding related to the examination of different elements and components of supply chain management. The field of supply chain management is evolving rapidly, and it has attracted researchers to find out how supply chain and procurement are contributing in the business context.

We also offer separate posts related to project topics on Logistics and SCM and procurement and SCM .

A list Of Dissertation Topics in supply chain management

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Supply Chain Strategy:

Exploring the Impact of Digitalization on Supply Chain Strategy.

Evaluating the Resilience of Supply Chain Strategies to Global Disruptions.

Sustainable Supply Chain Strategy: Analyzing Best Practices and Metrics.

The Role of Supply Chain Flexibility in Adapting to Market Changes.

Aligning Supply Chain Strategy with Business Strategy: A Case Study Approach.

Assessing the Impact of Industry 4.0 on Supply Chain Strategy.

Risk Management in Global Supply Chain Strategies.

The Influence of Regulatory Changes on Supply Chain Strategy.

Exploring Agile Supply Chain Strategies in Dynamic Markets.

Digital Twins and their Role in Enhancing Supply Chain Strategy.

Supply Chain Planning:

Demand Forecasting Accuracy and Its Impact on Inventory Management.

Assessing the Integration of Artificial Intelligence in Supply Chain Planning.

Empirical Analysis of Sales and Operations Planning (S&OP) Effectiveness.

Evaluating the Impact of Supply Chain Planning on Overall Business Performance.

Challenges and Opportunities in Implementing Agile Supply Chain Planning.

Sustainable Supply Chain Planning Practices: A Comparative Study.

Enhancing Forecasting Accuracy through Advanced Analytics in Planning.

The Role of Machine Learning in Optimizing Supply Chain Planning Processes.

Dynamic Pricing Strategies and Their Influence on Supply Chain Planning.

Integrating Environmental Sustainability into Supply Chain Planning.

Procurement and Supplier Management:

Assessing the Relationship Between Supplier Management and Firm Performance.

Blockchain Technology: Enhancing Transparency in Procurement Processes.

Comparative Analysis of Approaches to Strategic Sourcing.

Impact of Supplier Diversity Programs on Organizational Innovation.

Vendor Evaluation Models: A Critical Review and Comparative Study.

Sustainable Procurement Practices: Case Studies from Various Industries.

The Role of E-Procurement in Modern Supplier Management.

Challenges and Opportunities in Implementing Sustainable Procurement.

Digital Transformation in Supplier Relationship Management.

Risk Mitigation Strategies in Global Procurement.

Logistics and Distribution:

Optimizing Last-Mile Delivery Strategies for E-commerce.

Warehouse Automation: Benefits and Challenges in Logistics.

Role of Cross-Docking in Improving Supply Chain Efficiency.

Sustainability in Freight Transportation: Evaluating Green Logistics Practices.

Impact of Reverse Logistics on Sustainability and Cost-Efficiency.

Future Trends in Autonomous Vehicles and their Implications on Logistics.

Data-Driven Decision-Making in Logistics Operations.

Advanced Robotics in Warehousing: Improving Distribution Efficiency.

Blockchain in Logistics: Ensuring Security and Transparency.

Sustainable Packaging Solutions in Modern Distribution.

Inventory Management:

RFID Technology: Enhancing Inventory Accuracy and Visibility.

JIT Inventory Management: Implementation Challenges and Benefits.

Data Analytics in Optimizing Inventory Levels for Retailers.

Impact of SKU Proliferation on Inventory Holding Costs.

Blockchain Technology in Inventory Visibility: A Comparative Study.

Sustainability Practices in Inventory Control.

The Role of Predictive Analytics in Inventory Management.

Circular Economy Principles in Inventory Sustainability.

Lean Inventory Management: Streamlining Operations for Efficiency.

Environmental and Ethical Considerations in Inventory Decision-Making.

Technology in Supply Chain:

IoT and Big Data Analytics Integration in Supply Chain Decision-Making.

Cybersecurity Risks in Adopting Advanced Technologies in the Supply Chain.

Cloud-Based Supply Chain Platforms: Efficiency and Security Evaluation.

AI-Driven Predictive Analytics for Supply Chain Risk Management.

The Role of Digital Twins in Enhancing Supply Chain Visibility and Resilience.

Blockchain Applications in Supply Chain Traceability.

Machine Learning Applications in Supply Chain Optimization.

Challenges and Opportunities in Implementing Industry 4.0 in Supply Chains.

Robotic Process Automation in Supply Chain Operations.

3D Printing: A Disruptive Technology in Supply Chain Management.

Supply Chain Collaboration:

CPFR Implementation: Success Factors and Challenges in Collaborative Planning.

Impact of Blockchain on Supply Chain Collaboration and Transparency.

Role of Information Sharing in Enhancing Supply Chain Collaboration.

Inter-Organizational Collaboration for Sustainable Supply Chains.

Vendor-Managed Inventory (VMI): In-Depth Analysis of Implementation Models.

Collaborative Logistics in Global Supply Chain Networks.

Assessing the Effectiveness of Collaborative Planning and Forecasting.

The Influence of Supply Chain Culture on Collaboration Success.

Digital Platforms for Enhancing Supply Chain Collaboration.

Overcoming Cultural and Organizational Barriers in Collaborative Supply Chains.

Sustainability in Supply Chain:

Carbon Footprint Reduction Strategies in Global Supply Chains.

Circular Economy Practices: A Comparative Analysis in Supply Chain Management.

Sustainable Supply Chain Metrics: A Framework for Evaluation and Improvement.

Socially Responsible Supply Chain Practices and Consumer Perception.

The Role of Green Supply Chain Management in Corporate Brand Image.

Evaluating the Environmental Impact of Supply Chain Practices.

Regulatory Compliance and Ethical Practices in Sustainable Supply Chains.

Assessing the Economic Viability of Sustainable Supply Chain Practices.

Impact of ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) Factors on Supply Chain Performance.

Integrating Sustainable Practices in Supplier Selection and Evaluation.

Risk Management in Supply Chain:

Supply Chain Resilience: Building Strategies for Effective Risk Mitigation.

Impact of Political and Regulatory Changes on Supply Chain Risk.

Financial Risk Management in Global Supply Chains: Case Studies from Various Industries.

Integrating AI and Machine Learning in Predictive Supply Chain Risk Management.

The Role of Insurance in Supply Chain Risk Mitigation: A Comparative Study.

Cybersecurity Risks in Global Supply Chain Networks.

Strategies for Managing Supply Chain Disruptions and Uncertainties.

Predictive Analytics for Identifying and Mitigating Supply Chain Risks.

Effective Strategies for Counteracting Supply Chain Fraud.

Evaluating the Impact of Climate Change on Supply Chain Risk Management.

Quality Management in Supply Chain:

Six Sigma Practices in Supply Chain Quality Management: A Comprehensive Review.

Impact of Total Quality Management (TQM) Principles on Supply Chain Performance.

ISO Standards and Their Influence on Supply Chain Quality Management.

Continuous Improvement Initiatives in Supply Chain Quality Assurance.

Integrating Lean Principles for Efficient Quality Management in the Supply Chain.

Evaluating the Effectiveness of Supplier Quality Management Programs.

Enhancing Product Quality through Collaborative Quality Control in the Supply Chain.

Implementing Industry 4.0 Technologies for Improved Supply Chain Quality.

Metrics and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for Measuring Supply Chain Quality.

Assessing the Impact of Quality Management Practices on Customer Satisfaction.

Humanitarian and Humanitarian Supply Chain:

Disaster Relief Logistics: Improving Coordination and Efficiency.

Humanitarian Aid Distribution: Challenges and Innovations.

The Role of Technology in Enhancing Humanitarian Supply Chains.

Public-Private Partnerships in Humanitarian Efforts: Lessons from Case Studies.

Evaluating the Effectiveness of Humanitarian Supply Chain Resilience.

Sustainability Practices in Humanitarian Supply Chains.

Cross-Sector Collaboration in Humanitarian Logistics.

Technology Solutions for Real-Time Monitoring in Humanitarian Operations.

Humanitarian Supply Chain Risk Management Strategies.

Building Resilient Humanitarian Supply Chains: A Framework for Action.

Retail Supply Chain:

Omnichannel Supply Chain Management: Meeting Customer Expectations.

Retail Inventory Management: Balancing Demand and Supply.

E-commerce Logistics: Fulfillment Challenges and Solutions.

Sustainable Practices in Retail Supply Chains.

The Impact of Technology on the Future of Retail Supply Chains.

Supply Chain Transparency in the Retail Industry.

Retail Fulfillment Strategies for Fast and Accurate Deliveries.

The Role of Data Analytics in Retail Supply Chain Optimization.

Managing Seasonal Variations in Retail Supply Chains.

Blockchain Applications for Enhancing Trust in Retail Supply Chains.

Supply Chain Performance Measurement:

Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for Effective Supply Chain Performance Measurement.

Balanced Scorecard Implementation in Supply Chain Management.

Benchmarking Supply Chain Performance: Best Practices and Challenges.

Metrics for Assessing Sustainability in Supply Chain Performance.

Real-time Monitoring and Analytics for Improved Supply Chain Performance.

The Role of Data Visualization in Supply Chain Performance Measurement.

Enhancing Decision-Making through Advanced Analytics in Supply Chain Performance.

Measuring and Managing Supply Chain Resilience.

Performance Measurement Systems in Global Supply Chains.

Continuous Improvement Strategies for Supply Chain Performance.

Regulatory Compliance and Ethical Practices:

Regulatory Compliance in Global Supply Chains: Challenges and Solutions.

Ethical Sourcing and Procurement: A Framework for Responsible Practices.

Fair Trade Practices in Supply Chains: Impact on Stakeholders.

Anti-Corruption Measures in Supply Chain Operations.

Integrating Ethical Considerations into Supply Chain Decision-Making.

Compliance with Environmental and Labor Standards in Global Supply Chains.

The Role of Transparency in Achieving Regulatory Compliance.

Social Responsibility and Accountability in Supply Chain Management.

The Influence of International Trade Agreements on Supply Chain Practices.

Assessing the Impact of Ethical Practices on Supply Chain Reputation.

Lean and Agile Supply Chains:

Lean Manufacturing Principles and Their Application in Supply Chains.

Agile Supply Chain Strategies: Adapting to Market Dynamics.

Hybrid Approaches to Lean-Agile Supply Chain Management.

Lean Six Sigma Implementation in Supply Chain Processes.

Value Stream Mapping for Identifying Waste and Improving Efficiency.

Behavioral Aspects of Lean and Agile Supply Chain Implementation.

Sustainable Practices in Lean and Agile Supply Chains.

Lean Supply Chains in the Context of Industry 4.0.

The Role of Technology in Enhancing Agility in Supply Chains.

Implementing Lean and Agile Practices for Enhanced Supply Chain Resilience.

In conclusion, the diverse dissertation topics in supply chain management cover strategic, technological, and specialized areas. Scholars can explore critical issues, from risk management to sustainability, contributing valuable insights to this dynamic field. These topics provide a foundation for focused research, enabling scholars to make meaningful contributions to the evolving landscape of global supply chains..

To examine the role of top management in supply chain management practices.

Evaluating the importance of quality management in supply chain management.

A study of factors affecting the supply chain management in multinational corporations.

An evaluation of the role of vendor selection in the context of supply chain management.

To find out how information technology is significantly affecting the supply chain management.

To find out the different factors that positively and negatively affect the supply chain management strategies.

To examine how the effective management of the supply chain can help in promoting customer satisfaction.

To study the barriers to implementing the green supply chain management in manufacturing industries.

Determining the different parameters and success factors of supply chain management.

To study the evolution of supply chain management and how technology has contributed to the evolution.

Critical evaluation of the implementation of a supply chain operating reference model in the manufacturing industry.

Studying the impact of 3PL outsourcing on the supply chain management in manufacturing companies.

Evaluating the Bullwhip effect in the supply chain.

Critical analysis of the different types of risks that influence the supply chain management.

Studying the factors that affect the supply chain decisions in the automobile industry.

Evaluating the impact of organizational culture on the strategic choices and supply chain management.

The role of procurement strategies in achieving the organizational targets.

Finding out the key factors that help in securing the supply chains.

A critical analysis of how the failure of supply chain management affect the customer satisfaction for automobiles.

Identifying the advantages of integrated supply chain practices and performance.

How does supply chain flexibility contribute to achieving the strategic outcomes.

Focusing on the impact on just in time inventory on enhancing the efficiency of the supply chain in large organizations.

Evaluating the pros and cons of outsourcing logistic operation activities in the FMCG sector.

Studying the operations management strategies of B2C and B2B business models.

Finding out the role of supply chain in large and diversified business organizations.

Studying the role of e-commerce in the supply chain management in the 21st century.

To study the influence of lean manufacturing techniques in the supply chain and operations management.

Investigating the relationship between customer satisfaction and quality management in the supply chain context.

Examining the inventory management systems and its evolution with time.

Evaluating the process of product development and its impact on supply chain management.

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We welcome students to engage in state-of-the-art research projects.

For this, we supervise Bachelor and Master theses, Project Studies, and Interdisciplinary Projects (IDPs). Below you can find a list of offered topics. You can also suggest a topic of your own (areas can include but are not limited to: transportation logistics, inventory management, warehouse management, retail, supply chain management, procurement and sourcing, lot sizing or production systems).

Please consider the information below regarding the application process .

Note that since we have a high load of ongoing theses, among future applications we will favor students who have already conducted their project study at our chair.

Bachelor Theses

• A Literature Review on an Exploratory Topic  (advisor: tbd)
• Omnichannel Inventory Management for Perishable Goods: Strategies and Optimizations  (advisor:  Mahsa Nakhost )
• Analysis of Goals and Strategies in On-demand Food Delivery  (advisor: Nicolas Kuttruff )

Master Theses

Resilient and Sustainable Supply Chain Management

• Sustainable Supply Chains through Voluntary Certification and Regulatory Requirements  (advisor: Alexander Bloemer )
• Audit Collaboration to Incentivize Supply Chain Sustainability  (advisor: Alexander Bloemer )
• Geopolitics and Supply Chain Resilience   (advisor: Alexander Bloemer )
• Production Planning for Manufacturing/Remanufacturing System under Carbon Emission Constraint  (advisor: Chunting Liu )
• Decomposition Methods for Service Network Design Problems under Disruption Risks  (advisor:  Kai Zhu )

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Digital Logistics and Transportation Optimization

• Enhancing Customer Selection in Decomposed Multi-Period Vehicle Routing Problems through Innovative Objective Function Formulations  (advisor: Nicolas Kuttruff )
• AGV Scheduling Optimization for Production Line Feeding  (advisor: Moritz Rettinger)

Data Science, Optimization and Reinforcement Learning in Logistics

• Capacity-Demand Matching Optimization in the Semiconductor Industry  (advisor: tbd)
• Data-driven Optimization in Transportation with Disruption Risks  (advisor:  Kai Zhu )
• Clustering of Point of Sales in Print Media Distribution  (advisor: Till Krieger )

Project Studies

• AI enabled knowledge sharing within manufacturing supply-chains  (advisor: tbd)
• Solving Heterogeneous VRPs with Minimum Utilization Constraints in Cooperation with SAP  (advisor: Nicolas Kuttruff )
• The Role of Digital Tools in Enabling Industrial Symbiosis  (advisor:  Chunting Liu )
• Data Analysis in Print Media Distribution  (advisor: Till Krieger )

Interdisciplinary Projects (IDPs)

• Deep Reinforcement Learning for the Stochastic Joint Replenishment Problem under Non-Stationary Demand and Partial Observability (advisor: Patrick Helm )
• Improving Human-AI Collaboration in Omnichannel Networks: Algorithmic Solutions for Shipment and Markdown Decisions  (advisor:  Mahsa Nakhost )

Application

If you are interested in doing your Bachelor (Master)’s Thesis at our group, then please send an e-mail (in English) to [email protected]  with the following information:

• Current Transcript of records
• Topic of Interest & Preferred starting time
• Application form (only for Master thesis applications)

Do you like to suggest a topic of your own? Please also include:

• Description of the topic

If you do not find a particular topic to apply to, please contact us for a list of further topics with application documents, specifying the field of research you are interested in: Mobility, transportation logistics, inventory management, warehouse management, retail, supply chain management, procurement and sourcing, lot sizing or production systems.

Please note: Since we have a high load of ongoing theses, among future applications we will favor those students who have passed more courses at our chair.

How to prepare a scientific manuscript?

Seminar papers as well as bachelor/master's thesis and project studies vary in length and depth. However, they share same requirements and standards with regard to format and style. We therefore summarized good practice for you in our:

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Latex template  (You can also copy the Overleaf project from this link to your own project board)

How to submit your Thesis or Project Study?

Hard copy submission:

• Bind your thesis using adhesive binding (Klebebindung) . PLEASE refrain from spiral binding (Ringbindung).
• Print your name and title at the binding spine.
• Submit TWO hard copies of your Bachelor/Master thesis and Project Study to the responsible supervisor.
• Please also consider the information given in Guidelines and writing tips

Electronic submission (only for Thesis submission):

• Signature to the page  Declaration of Authorship .
• Filled form  Permission to View My Final Thesis .
• The subject of the email should be  Thesis Submission Name/Matriculation Number: xxxxxx . You may choose the file names for the thesis and all the other documents.
• Collect all relevant data, model and the thesis as PDF in a ZIP folder and upload it to the Moodle module, your supervisor assigns you to.

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General information.

Thank you for your interest in writing a Bachelor Thesis in the area of Supply Chain Management. As part of our program, we offer you individual support and an interactive working environment. In detail, the program includes:

Assistence with finding a topic

• Fascinating and challenging issues of current SCM topics in research and in the field
• Selection from a multitude of specific topics

Inten sive and well-structured support process

• Regular feedback and discussion sessions with your academic advisor
• Workshops covering scientific working (in the course of the Bachelor seminar)
• Professional one-day presentation skills workshopPresentation of your key results during the common final colloquium

Networking with fellow bachelor students

• You have the opportunity to confer with fellow students during the Kick off-Meeting, the workshop and the final colloquium

Your Bachelor Thesis can either be drafted in German or English. For further information on formal criteria please refer to this document.

Application

The admission to our Bachelor Working Program is regulated by a central allocation procedure of the WiSo faculty. Application is conducted via KLIPS 2.0. In KLIPS 2.0 you will be given further information concerning the correct procedure as well as dates and deadlines.

Preparing your Bachelor Thesis, you can choose from a wide range of topics in the area of Supply Chain Management. Please find a list of topic suggestions here .

You can find more information about the procedure and allocation on the WiSo website here

In which language is the Bachelor thesis written? - The Bachelor thesis can be written in German or English - if not specified in advance.

In which language will the midterm presentation be held? - Regardless of the language in which the Bachelor thesis is written, the presentation can be held in German or English. However, please discuss this again with your supervisor..

Allocation and Application

How do I apply? - You apply via Klips during the first enrolment phase. You can find schedules for upcoming semesters with the corresponding enrolment phases here:: https://klips2-support.uni-koeln.de/en/klips-20-support/news-and-dates .

Do I have to apply for both starting dates? - That is not necessary. It is sufficient to apply for the date for which you would like to write. You will generally get a place if you meet the requirements..

Which requirements do I have to fulfil? - To be able to apply for a Bachelor's thesis, you must have passed a Bachelorseminar in the SCM Area and have accumulated 100 LP at the time of exam registration.

Are there enough places? - Yes, there are enough places for all applicants.

When will I find out who is my supervisor? - At the kick-off you will be assigned to your supervisor and the corresponding subject area.

Can I prepare anything before the kick-off? - You can work on the learning modules for scientific work in the Ilias course for the Bachelor's thesis. In addition, the University and City Library of Cologne and the WiSo Faculty offer courses on scientific work that can be attended free of charge. You can find an overview of these courses here: https://www.ub.uni-koeln.de/lernen_arbeiten/lernen/kurse/index_ger.html#akkordeon_oeffner58224_uzk15__akkordeon4-titel1 .

How does topic allocation work? - For topic allocation, you fill out a preference list with six topic preferences on Ilias. This preference list is based on the superordinate topics from the topic list. The main topics (depending on availability) are then allocated accordingly.

Do I have to decide on my topic in advance? - You will be assigned to your superordinate topic in the kick-off. You will then determine the detailed topic together with your supervisor

- You will be assigned to your superordinate topic in the kick-off. You will then determine the detailed topic together with your supervisor.

Can I bring in my own topics?

- Yes, you can bring in your own topics if they fit in with your assigned topic area. Discuss your proposal with your supervisor at your first meeting.

Can I write with a company? - In principle, you can write your Bachelor's thesis in cooperation with a company. However, we do not recommend this, as the short duration of a Bachelor's thesis makes this difficult. Experience has shown that it is very difficult to find and work out a topic in such a short period of time and to do justice to the ideas and expectations of the company as well as to the academic standards of our department.

Can I still change the title after registration? - The title of the Bachelor's thesis can still be adjusted - in consultation with your supervisor - until it is submitted. However, the overall topic can no longer be changed.

Submission, colloquium and assessment

Is there a colloquium? - No, there is no colloquium. However, there is a voluntary and unassessed interim presentation. This serves to provide feedback on your work so far. If you do not wish to take part in the interim presentation, you must deregister beforehand.

How do I hand in the work? - Please refer to the information provided by the Examinations Office. You can find it here: https://wiso.uni-koeln.de/de/fakultaet/dekanat/pruefungsaemter/po-2015-po-2021/abschlussarbeiten .

When do I have to hand in the paper? - You can find your submission deadline on Klips.

How long does it take for my work to be assessed? - The assessment of your work takes a maximum of 8 weeks.

How will I know my grade? - The grade of your work will be entered in Klips as usual, but many supervisors will send you an email with your grade in advance.

Is there a feedback session? - Yes, there is the possibility of a feedback meeting.

Supervision

When does the processing start? - The processing period starts on two fixed dates in the semester. The dates depend on the terms. You can apply for either the early or the late processing time in the semester.

What is the rough procedure? - The following exemplary plan can give you an indication, see PDF . Please note, however, that the procedure may vary depending on the topic and the supervisor.

Can the processing period be adjusted individually? - There are two fixed time slots for the bachelor theses per semester. An individual adjustment of the processing period, e.g. due to internships or semesters abroad, is not possible. However, you can distribute the workload within the processing period and apply for an extension of the deadline in case of illness.

Can I do an internship, write exams or travel during the Bachelor thesis? - The Bachelor's thesis is valued at 12 ECTS in the course of study. This corresponds to a workload of approximately 360 hours. How you divide the workload during the processing period is up to you. We recommend a constant workload of about 30 hours/week

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The requirements for writing a thesis at the chair can be found in the examination guidelines applicable to your studies.

The preparation of a Bachelor's or Master's thesis at the also requires that at least one of the Bachelor's or Master's courses offered at the chair and the respective seminar "Academic methods for preparation of the Bachelor's thesis" or "Academic methods for preparation of the Master’s thesis" are attended.

Seminars "Academic methods for preparation of the Bachelor's thesis" and "Academic methods for preparation of the Master’s thesis"

When writing a Bachelor's or Master's theses, certain content-related and formal requirements must be considered. The respective seminar provides an overview of these requirements applicable at our chair.

Participation in the seminar is mandatory for writing a thesis at the chair. As the contents of the seminar may vary from time to time and in order to grant equal rights to all students, it is predefined that the respective seminar must be attended in the same semester in which the thesis is written. The seminars will take place on different appointments in the first weeks of the semester and will probably contain the following contents (subject to change): Practical applications (literature analysis, citation, presentation).

You can find the dates at UnivIS.

Application Process

To write a thesis at the Chair for Supply Chain Management, an application via our web form is required.

Application deadlines :

Deadline for thesis in summer semester: 28.02.

Deadline for thesis in winter semester: 30.09 .

Please also consider current announcements of the chair. The application automatically represents a registration for the respective seminar.

If the number of applications exceeds the supervision capacity of the chair, the chair reserves the right to make a qualitative selection of the applications.

In case of an initiative topic or a practical thesis in cooperation with a company, the topic must be presented in a 2-3 page exposé (continuous text, excluding cover sheet and bibliography). An initiative topic or a practical thesis must be in line with a concrete research topic of the chair or with the research focus of one of the research associates (see here).

The exposé should include the following:

• 1) Introduction and explanation of how the proposed topic fits into a research focus of the chair (approx. 0.5 pages).
• 2) Possible theoretical foundations of the topic (approx. 0.5 - 1 page)
• 3) Methodology/approach to answer the research question (approx. 0.5 - 1 page)
• 4) Expected results for science and practice (approx. 0.5 pages)

A topic-related decision on the supervision of an initiative topic or a practical thesis is made. Depending on the specific topic, a supervisor for the thesis will be assigned accordingly and communicated before the seminar.

A confirmation of supervision will be given after the application deadline. All further information will be communicated in the seminar.

Assignment of topics and working process

Basically, a student applies with his/ her thesis application for the preparation of a pre-defined, initiative or practical topic at the Chair for SCM.

Topics, which are proposed by the chair, are based on the specific research topics of the chair or on the individual research focus of the research associates (see here).

In case of an initiative topic or a practical thesis in cooperation with a company, the topic of the thesis has to be presented in a 2-3 page exposé. Further information can be found under the issue "Application”.

A topic-related decision is made about the supervision of a practical thesis or an initiative topic. Depending on the choice of topic, the supervisor for the thesis is assigned accordingly and communicated before the seminar.

After the selection process, students receive an acceptance or rejection notification to write a thesis at the chair. An invitation to attend the seminar “Academic methods for preparation of the Bachelor’s or Master’s thesis” goes hand in hand with an acceptance notification.

Topics, which are proposed by the chair, will be presented on the first date of the seminar. After attending the first date of the seminar, students should send a preference list (topic preference 1, topic preference 2, topic preference 3) via mail to abschlussarbeiten.bwl-scm(at)uni-bamberg.de, so that the proposed topics can be assigned among the students. With the assignment, the respective supervisor will be announced at the same time. The chair will try to assign you a topic according to your preferences, but in rare exceptional cases you may be assigned to a topic outside your preferences. Students working on a practical thesis with a company do not need to send a topic preference list. You will also be notified of your supervisor in the assignments process.

After attending the 1st appointment of the seminar " “Academic methods for preparation of the Bachelor’s or Master’s thesis”, the final theses are registered with the examination office within a fixed period of time (approx. 4 weeks). In principle, students who would like to write their thesis at the chair have to take the seminar in the same semester. The respective supervisor decides on the final date of registration. The time required to complete the Bachelor's thesis is usually two months (information provided by the examination office should be given priority). After submission of the Bachelor thesis, a disputation takes place in which the results of the thesis are presented in approx. 20 minutes and a Q&A session of approx. 10 minutes takes place. A Master's thesis takes four months to complete (information from the examinations office should be given priority). Towards the middle of the working time, a colloquium takes place (ca. 20 min.), in which the methodology, first results and the further procedure are presented. Finally, there will be a Q&A session of about 10 minutes.

In case of any questions, please do not hesitate to contact: abschlussarbeiten.bwl-scm(at)uni-bamberg.de

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