Call for Papers
We invite contributions addressing issues in the operations, supply chain, and services management disciplines. Papers addressing our theme of Geopolitical Uncertainty and the Climate Crisis: What’s the Role of the Supply Chain? are welcome. We encourage submissions from all conceptual, analytical, and empirical perspectives. Papers are invited in, but not limited to, the following areas:
- Sustainable supply chains
- Global supply chain management
- Supply chain integration, risk and resilience
- Supply chain management in an indigenous context
- Supply chain configuration
- Digital supply chains, including AI and blockchain technologies
- Business analytics and data-driven operations / supply chain management
- Closed loop supply chain management
- Production planning and operations management
- Healthcare operations / supply chain management
- Humanitarian operations and crisis management
- Innovation, product and service development
- Inventory management
- Lean and agile operations
- Logistics management and physical distribution
- Operations / supply chain management in emerging economies
- Operations / supply chain management in the sharing economy
- Strategic sourcing and buyer-supplier relationships
- Service operations
- Supply chain coordination and contracting
Paper submission format
Authors have the option to either submit a full paper (5,000 words maximum with a short abstract limited to 100 words), or an extended abstract of 500-800 words (preferred). For a submission to be accepted, at least one author should be registered for the Symposium and present their work. A person may be the author/co-author of multiple submissions. However, each person can present at most two full papers or extended abstracts.
Submission Guidelines
The submission deadline has passed.
Officeworks Prize for Best Doctoral Paper
Officeworks is committed to promoting strong educational outcomes for all Australian students and is sponsoring a $400 Officeworks voucher prize for the ANZAM OSCSM Symposium Best Doctoral Paper, based on its methodological rigor and contribution to the conference theme.
Australasian Supply Chain & Logistics Association
ASCLA is the largest network of supply chain & logistics professional in Australasia. We are proud to offer five student memberships during the ANZAM OSCSM Symposium.
