Gangaraju Vanteddu

Dr. Gangaraju Vanteddu is a Professor of Quantitative Business Methods at the Harrison College of Business and Computing, Southeast Missouri State University. He holds a PhD in Industrial Engineering from Wayne State University (2008). His research focuses on Supply Chain Management, Applied Probability/Statistics, Optimization, and Six Sigma Quality. He maintains professional certifications as a Certified Supply Chain Professional (CSCP), Certified Quality Engineer (CQE), and Certified Reliability Engineer (CRE).

Education:

• PhD in Industrial Engineering, Wayne State University (2008)
• M.Tech in Industrial Quality/Reliability, Indian Statistical Institute (India)
• B.Tech in Civil Engineering, Sri Venkateswara University College of Engineering (India)

Research Interests: Dr. Vanteddu’s work bridges theoretical frameworks and practical applications in supply chain resiliency, blockchain technology integration, and quality management. His recent focus includes improving supply chain visibility through blockchain, optimizing tactical planning in niche industries like dimension stone, and aligning educational accreditation with stakeholder expectations. His publications span journals like International Journal of Production Economics and Decision Sciences Institute proceedings.

Professional Contributions: He chairs the Quantitative Methods Curriculum Committee, contributed to establishing an ASCM student chapter, and reviews for journals like International Journal of Production Research. Awards include the 2017 Copper Dome Faculty Fellowship for teaching excellence and multiple recognitions for teaching effectiveness from Wayne State University.

Awards & Activities:

• Copper Dome Faculty Fellowship (2017)
• Member of ASQ’s Armand V. Feigenbaum Medal Committee (2007–present)
• Editorial roles for International Journal of Information and Operations Management Education and a forthcoming supply chain resilience handbook

Advising & Service: Served on tenure/promotion committees, search committees for faculty positions, and chaired the HCBC Handbook Revision Committee. Advises online MBA students and participated in university-wide initiatives like the Academic Assessment Committee.