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Division Chair David
Gillen
Every organization either manufactures a product, or provides a service,
or both. "Operations" refers to the part of the organization that
actually produces the product or service, while "logistics" refers to
the part of the organization that delivers the product or service to the
customer. Thus the Division studies fields such as operations management
(the study of operations in a manufacturing or service organization),
transportation (how physical goods move through a distribution system),
distribution planning (designing a logistics network), and supply chain
management (managing the flows of goods and information between
different organizations). We also have strengths in the economic
analysis of transportation systems, in formulating and solving models of
production and distribution systems, in modeling financial risks, in the
methodologies of operations research and management science, and in data
analysis.
Research
Centre for Operations
Excellence
Centre
for Transportation Studies
Centre for Health Care Management
Bureau for Intelligent
Transportation Systems and Freight Security (BITSAFS)
Programs
BCom
in Transportation and Logistics
MBA
specialization in Supply Chain Management
MM in Operations
Research
MSc in Management
Science
MSc in
Transportation and Logistics
PhD
in Management Science
PhD
in Transport and Logistics
People
Faculty
Current PhD
Students and Alumni
Workshops/Seminars
Schedule
Operations and Logistics Division Assistant
Michelle Medalla
Address
Sauder School of Business
Operations and Logistics Division
2053 Main Mall
Vancouver BC
Canada V6T 1Z2
Tel 604 822-8505
Fax 604 822-9574
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