This paper will be presented during the 21st International Symposium on Inventories (24-28 August 2020)
Every two years the International Society for Inventories Research (ISIR) will offer a Best Student Paper Award, to be presented at the bi-annual symposium of the Society in Budapest. Papers will be judged based on their contribution to the advancement of theory and practice of Inventory Research. The papers may be thematically positioned under any of the current sections of the society:
- Economics of Inventory and Production,
- Analytics and Forecasting for Inventory Control,
- Interfaces of Inventory with Transportation, Production, Finance and Marketing,
- Inventory coordination in supply chains (includes multi-echelon),
- Spare Parts Management and Maintenance Optimization and
- Sustainable Inventory Management (includes perishables)
and the selection will emphasise developments in theory and/or practice.
LCL PhD student Melvin Drent got nominated for the Best Student Paper Award and will present on 25 August 2020.
His coauthor is Prof. Joachim Arts.