معرفی
Greg DeCroix is the Grainger Professor in Supply Chain Management and Academic Director of the Grainger Center for Supply Chain Management at the Wisconsin School of Business, University of Wisconsin-Madison. He holds a Ph.D. from Stanford University and previously served on faculties at Duke University and the University of Washington. His research focuses on supply chain management, including supply chain disruption risk, information utilization, and decentralized decision-making impacts. He teaches courses in supply chain analytics and operations management at both MBA and undergraduate levels.
His research has been published in top journals such as Management Science, Operations Research, and Manufacturing & Service Operations Management. He serves as an associate editor for Operations Research and senior editor for Production and Operations Management.
Education
- Ph.D. in Operations Research, Stanford University
- Prior Faculty Positions: Duke University, University of Washington
Research Interests
DeCroix's work addresses critical supply chain challenges such as:
- Managing supply chain disruptions and risk mitigation strategies
- Optimizing inventory systems under uncertainty
- Decentralized decision-making dynamics in multi-tier supply chains
- Impact of information sharing and learning on operational efficiency
- Design of assemble-to-order systems with returns and commonality
His recent studies explore service quality variability's revenue implications and dynamic pricing strategies in personalized markets.
Teaching & Advising
DeCroix has taught operations management across undergraduate, MBA, and doctoral programs. Recent advising includes graduate student Amy Vilasdaechanont's doctoral research. He regularly contributes to applied learning initiatives through the Erdman Center for Operations and Technology Management.
Labs/Teams
He leads the Grainger Center for Supply Chain Management, fostering industry partnerships and research in supply chain resilience, sustainability, and advanced analytics.
