Volume 6

Issue 3, May 2006

Special Issue: Integrating OR in Teaching Supply Chain Management

• Woodruff, Voβ - Introduction to the Special Issue: Integrating OR in Teaching Supply Chain Management

• Cox III, Walker II - The Poker Chip Game: A Multi-product, Multi-customer, Multi-echelon, Stochastic Supply Chain Network Useful for Teaching the Impacts of Pull versus Push Inventory Policies on Link and Chain Performance

• Gan, Khammuang, Wirth - Getting out of a (Strawberry) Jam: An Introduction to Supply Chain Analysis

• Drake, Mawhinney - The Building Blocks of Supply Chain Management

• Gavirneni - Teaching Data Envelopment Analysis using Applichem New Perspective on a Popular Operations Case

• Weiss - The Gazogle Case

• Powell - Review of Maryellen Weimer: Enhancing Scholarly Work on Teaching and Learning

• Chlond - A Tokyo Elevator Puzzle

Issue 2, January 2006

• Coleman - Forecasting: Trying to Reason from Hurricane Season

• Depaolo, Mclaren - The Relationship Between Attitudes and Performance in Business Calculus

• Markham, Palocsay - Scenario Analysis in Spreadsheets with Excel's Scenario Tool

• Estrada, Drezner - Simulating the Spread of a Virus in a Computer Network

• Chlond, Bosch - The Gunport Problem

Issue 1, September 2005

• Ammar, Ingolfsson - Editorial: Advancing What We Do Best

• Baker - Computer-Aided Learning and Assessment for Spreadsheet Modelling of Critical Path Analysis

• Andriole, Nydick - Business Technology Management: A Case Study

• Williams - PERT Completion Times Revisited

• Regan - Professional Decision Modeling: Details of a Short MBA Practice Course

• Chlond - Tri-Puzzle: A Three-Cornered Conundrum