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Enver Yücesan
Professor of Operations Management at INSEAD in Fontainebleau, France, Enver Yücesan's main teaching and research activities focus on tactical operational problems such as process analysis, manufacturing planning and control, integrated logistics, supply chain management, and performance assessment in manufacturing, telecommunications, and service environments.
He is also a specialist in computer simulation with an emphasis on large-scale industrial applications and performance analysis. Professor Yücesan is an Industrial Engineer with a PhD in Operations Research from Cornell University.
Professor Yücesan has been actively involved in numerous supply chain rationalisation efforts in the automotive, white goods, electronics, petrochemical, agri-business, and health care industries as well as in service initiatives.
He is currently serving as the Chair of the Technology and Operations Management Department at INSEAD and as the Chairman of the EMBA Committee. Professor Yücesan is a member of the Board of Directors of the Winter Simulation Conference and an Area Editor of the IIE Transactions. He is the author of academic articles on stochastic modelling and performance analysis as well as of two books on supply chain management.
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