Amy David

Journal Articles

• David, A. & Adida, E. (2015). "Competition and Coordination in a Two-Channel Supply Chain." Production and Operations Management | Related Website |
• David, A., Farr, D., Januszyk, R., and Diwekar, U. (2015). "USG Uses Stochastic Optimization to Lower Distribution Costs." Interfaces | Related Website |
• David, A. (2007). "Planning Process Particulars." APICS Magazine vol. 17 (1), 24-27.

Books

• Diwekar, U. & David, A. (2014). "Better Optimization of Nonlinear Uncertain Systems (BONUS) Algorithm for Large Scale Real World Stochastic Nonlinear Programming Problems." Springer New York, NY.

• Live Theatre Can Supplement Business Ethics Education, Study Says

  Research completed by Purdue Convocations in partnership with Krannert School of Management suggests live theatre could be used as a teaching tool in business ethics education. Students were asked to analyze the 1984 Bhopal gas tragedy scenario both before and after attending a live theatre performance featuring related narrative themes. The study centered on a performance of “Frankenstein,” based on the critically-acclaimed book by Mary Shelley.

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• Role of performing arts in business ethics education

  Amy David discusses the role of performing arts in business ethics education

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  Supply Chain Leaders Focus on Resilience

  Supply chain expert Amy David says producing domestically, developing a local supplier base, and using alternate transportation routes can decrease the chances of a supply chain disruption.

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  New Container Port Provides Midwest Value
  Burns Harbor will become the first container port on Lake Michigan and has the potential to transform supply chains throughout the Midwest.
• Purdue Expert: Baby Formula Progress
  Amy David is a clinical associate professor of supply chain management in the School of Management at Purdue University. In this video, she explains how the baby formula shortage has progressed, where caretakers should be looking for formula and what steps can be taken to prevent a shortage in the future.
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  Krannert Hosts Management Solutions Challenge for Purdue Undergraduates
  On November 9th, the Krannert School of Management welcomed 52 undergraduate students from the College of Liberal Arts, Polytechnic, Agriculture, Health and Human Services, and Exploratory Studies to the second annual Management Solutions Challenge.