Professor Christopher S. Tang is a distinguished Professor at the University of California, Los Angeles, and Edward W. Carter Chair in business administration at its Anderson School of Management. Professor Tang is a former President of POMS (Production and Operations Management Society), as well as a Lifetime Fellow of all three major societies: INFORMS (Institute for Operations Research and Management Science), MSOM (Manufacturing and Service Operations Management Society) and POMS. He is also the former Editor-in-Chief for the journal Manufacturing and Service Operations Management.

• Supply Chain Research: Overview of Joint Work by Morris Cohen and Hau Lee.- Competition or Coopetition? How to Improve the Cross-Industry Electronics Supply Chain.- Operations Management Research and Teaching in Sustainability: Three Styles.- Value of Transparency Commitments for Promoting Responsible Supply Chains.- Curbing Fashion Waste and Overproduction: A Supply Chain Perspective.- Ultra-Fresh Fashion and Sustainability.- Smart Solutions: Improving Compliance in Waste Chains with Product Information Platforms.- Analytics and Operations to Improve Welfare in Distributed Artisanal Supply Chains.- Healthy Food Consumption: Challenges and the Path Forward.- Financial Access or Price Premiums? A Nuanced View Into Improving Farmer Welfare and Reducing Child Labor in Commodity Supply Chains.- Business Model Innovation for Ambulance Systems in Low- and Middle-Income Countries.- Optimizing Health Supply Chains in LMICs with Machine Learning: A Case Study in Sierra Leone.- Renewable Energy Procurement Through the Lens of Operations Management.- The Relationships among Inventory Volatility, Profitability, and Capital Structure.- Toward Supply-Chain-Aware ESG Measures.

Professor Christopher S. Tang is a distinguished Professor at the University of California, Los Angeles, and Edward W. Carter Chair in business administration at its Anderson School of Management. Professor Tang is a former President of POMS (Production and Operations Management Society), as well as a Lifetime Fellow of all three major societies: INFORMS (Institute for Operations Research and Management Science), MSOM (Manufacturing and Service Operations Management Society) and POMS. He is also the former Editor-in-Chief for the journal Manufacturing and Service Operations Management.

• Supply Chain Research: Overview of Joint Work by Morris Cohen and Hau Lee.- Competition or Coopetition? How to Improve the Cross-Industry Electronics Supply Chain.- Operations Management Research and Teaching in Sustainability: Three Styles.- Value of Transparency Commitments for Promoting Responsible Supply Chains.- Curbing Fashion Waste and Overproduction: A Supply Chain Perspective.- Ultra-Fresh Fashion and Sustainability.- Smart Solutions: Improving Compliance in Waste Chains with Product Information Platforms.- Analytics and Operations to Improve Welfare in Distributed Artisanal Supply Chains.- Healthy Food Consumption: Challenges and the Path Forward.- Financial Access or Price Premiums? A Nuanced View Into Improving Farmer Welfare and Reducing Child Labor in Commodity Supply Chains.- Business Model Innovation for Ambulance Systems in Low- and Middle-Income Countries.- Optimizing Health Supply Chains in LMICs with Machine Learning: A Case Study in Sierra Leone.- Renewable Energy Procurement Through the Lens of Operations Management.- The Relationships among Inventory Volatility, Profitability, and Capital Structure.- Toward Supply-Chain-Aware ESG Measures.

Professor Christopher S. Tang is a distinguished Professor at the University of California, Los Angeles, and Edward W. Carter Chair in business administration at its Anderson School of Management. Professor Tang is a former President of POMS (Production and Operations Management Society), as well as a Lifetime Fellow of all three major societies: INFORMS (Institute for Operations Research and Management Science), MSOM (Manufacturing and Service Operations Management Society) and POMS. He is also the former Editor-in-Chief for the journal Manufacturing and Service Operations Management.

• Supply Chain Research: Overview of Joint Work by Morris Cohen and Hau Lee.- Competition or Coopetition? How to Improve the Cross-Industry Electronics Supply Chain.- Operations Management Research and Teaching in Sustainability: Three Styles.- Value of Transparency Commitments for Promoting Responsible Supply Chains.- Curbing Fashion Waste and Overproduction: A Supply Chain Perspective.- Ultra-Fresh Fashion and Sustainability.- Smart Solutions: Improving Compliance in Waste Chains with Product Information Platforms.- Analytics and Operations to Improve Welfare in Distributed Artisanal Supply Chains.- Healthy Food Consumption: Challenges and the Path Forward.- Financial Access or Price Premiums? A Nuanced View Into Improving Farmer Welfare and Reducing Child Labor in Commodity Supply Chains.- Business Model Innovation for Ambulance Systems in Low- and Middle-Income Countries.- Optimizing Health Supply Chains in LMICs with Machine Learning: A Case Study in Sierra Leone.- Renewable Energy Procurement Through the Lens of Operations Management.- The Relationships among Inventory Volatility, Profitability, and Capital Structure.- Toward Supply-Chain-Aware ESG Measures.