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As imperfect human-beings, we organize in a way to compete in business environments such as supply chains. To improve ourselves and our organizations, we must recognize  our  power and limitations.

In this talk, I will introduce organizational and behavioral thinking and  highlight  that supply chains, operated by humans, are not merely stationary and mechanistic.

Instead, supply chains can learn, grow, and adapt, albeit  imperfectly.

Using business examples and my academic research, I will illustrate the power and  principles  of  System Dynamics and Behavioral Operations and how to apply these two lines of thinking in supply chains and operations.

SCOM invite Dr. Li bo,  who is an assistant professor from MIT Ningbo (NSCIIC 宁波（中国）供应链创新学院）

NSCIIC: Ningbo Supply Chain Innovation Institute China (NSCIIC) is an independent, degree-granting academic institution established as a  joint  initiative between the government of Ningbo, China, and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). The goal of the organization is to become a leader in the field of supply chain education and research. NSCIIC is the sixth such research center established by MIT's Center for Transportation and Logistics and the first of its kind in China. It is part of MIT's Global Supply Chain and Logistics Excellence (SCALE) Network, which includes centers in Colombia, Spain, Luxembourg and Malaysia, in addition to MIT’s main campus in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Part 1：Why  supply  chain  professionals  need organizational  and  behavioral  thinking?

Part 2：Basics  in  System Dynamics

Part 3:  Basics  in  Behavioral  Operations

Part 4:  Examples  in  services:  I  will  talk  about  learning and  growth  in  health  care  andhigh-contact  services  to illustrate  principles  of  System  Dynamics  and  Behavioral Operations.

Part 5： Examples  in  supply  chains:  I  will  talk  about how  managers  can  complement  advanced  algorithms in  inventory  replenishment  to  illustrate  principles  of System  Dynamics  and  Behavioral  Operations.

Part 6：About  MIT-NSCIIC

Part 7: Q  &  A

                    Dr. Li Bo 

Dr. Bo Li receives his PhD degree in Operations and Supply Chain Management from Texas A&M University and is now Assistant Professor at NSCIIC. He also holds a master’s degree from Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Dr. Li has taught Operations Management at Mays Business School, Texas A&M University. He has previously worked at Schlumberger Inc. and KLA-Tencor Inc. and centers his research agenda on managing supply chain risks in areas such as retail, healthcare, and cloud services. He serves as a reviewer for journals such as Service Science and conferences such as Decision Science Annual Conference.

美国得克萨斯A&M大学运营与供应链管理学博士，现任麻省理工学院-宁波（中国）供应链创新学院助理教授，曾在美国得克萨斯A&M大学梅斯商学院从事科研与教学工作。他的研究方向为供应链风险管理在零售、医疗、云服务等领域的应用，并曾担任Service Science和Decision Science Annual Conference等学术期刊和会议的审稿人。他曾在斯伦贝谢和KLA-Tencor等著名公司工作。除了博士学位，他获得了美国麻省理工学院和新加坡南洋理工大学的硕士学位，以及上海交通大学的学士学位。

研讨日期：12月21日  周三   晚20：00 - 22：00

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