Jay Daniel

Jay Daniel is an Associate Professor specializing in Digital Supply Chain Research within the College of Business, Law and Social Sciences. His work focuses on blockchain technology integration in supply chains, data quality improvement, supply chain sustainability, and innovative educational technologies. He has published extensively on topics such as blockchain adoption barriers, supply chain decarbonisation, and strategic planning methodologies.

Research contributions include case studies on Australian manufacturers adopting blockchain for supply chain transparency, flipped classroom experiments using social media, and collaborative forecasting models. His work bridges operational research techniques with real-world applications in logistics, healthcare, and manufacturing sectors. Jay is also an editor for the book Blockchain Technology: Transforming Businesses and Shaping the Future (2024).

Key themes across his publications include:

• Technology-driven supply chain innovation (blockchain, IoT, AI)
• Sustainability metrics and decarbonisation strategies
• Data governance in healthcare and logistics
• Multi-criteria decision making frameworks

His research has been disseminated through top conferences including POMS, AMCIS, and EDSI, with over 8,500 total article views and 2,275 downloads as of latest metrics.