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Prof. dr hab. Dmitry Ivanov

Department of Economics
Professor of International Supply Chain Management
Subject: Supply Chain Management
Professor

T: +49 (0) 30 30877-1155
E: dmitry.ivanov @ hwr-berlin.de

Address for visitors
Campus Schöneberg
Building B
Space 3:49
Badensche 50-51
10825 Berlin

Mailing address
University of Economics and Law
Campus Schöneberg
Badensche road 52
10825 Berlin

Scientific and professional career

2000-2001: Project Engineer and Consultant, Ltd. BRAIN Saint Petersburg.
2001-2003: Chemnitz University of Technology, DAAD scholarship
2003-2005: Project Manager ERP systems and production networks in St. Petersburg
2005-2006: Chancellor Fellow of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation, Chemnitz University of Technology
2006: Dr. rer. pol at Chemnitz University (with Prof. Dr. Joachim Käschel)
2006-2010: Research assistant at the Technical University of Chemnitz
Since 2006: Founder and Coordinator of German-Russian scientific community Logistics and SCM DR-LOG
2008: Habilitation Dr. sc at the St. Petersburg State University of Economics and Finance (FINEC)
2010-2011: Interim Professor of Operations Management at the University of Hamburg
2011: Habilitation of Dr. rer. pol hab. (Venia Legendi) at the Technical University of Chemnitz
Since 10/2011 - Professor of International Supply Chain Management at the BSEL

Practice focuses

ERP and APS systems
Supply chain optimization
Supply Chain Design
Supply Chain Scheduling and Control
Invited seminars and workshops in industry

Contacts

FINEC St. Petersburg
St. Petersburg Institute for computer science and automation of the Russian Academy of Science
St. Petersburg State University - Graduate School of Management
Baruch College - City University of New York
Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Mines de Saint-Etienne
University of Pittsburgh
Imperial College London
University of the West of Scotland, Paisley
State University - High School of Economics, Moscow
University of Marseille
Purdue University
Member of the IFAC TC 5.2 "Manufacturing Modelling for Management and Control"
Chair of the IFAC TC 5.2 "Manufacturing Modelling for Management and Control" Working group on Supply Network Engineering
Member of the Task Force on Collaborative Networks under Fines (the cluster of EC projects under the umbrella of Future Internet Enterprise Systems)
Associate Editor, International Journal of Systems Science (Taylor & Francis), 2012-2014

Awards

2009: Award of Distinction of the Russian National Supply Chain Council for the textbook Supply chain management
2005: German Chancellor Fellowship from the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation
2004: Best Paper Award at the 3rd International Conference Logistika 2004 in St. Petersburg

Expert / expert

ERP and APS systems
Supply chain optimization
Supply Chain Design
Supply Chain Scheduling and Control
Logistics
Production planning and control

Emphasis in teaching

Operations Management
Supply Chain Management
Logistics
Strategic Management
Quantitative Methods in Economics

Research projects and areas

Supply Planning and Scheduling
Distribution Planning and Global Supply Chain Design
Information Systems in SCM
Application of optimal control theory in the SCM
Robustness, stability and adjustment of supply chains
Continuous optimization (dynamic scheduling and routing, energy supply chains, process industry, ...)
Intelligent Information and Product Technologies for Supply Chain Integration
Interdisciplinary Mathematical modeling of Suppy Chains

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