Moacir Godinho Filho

Moacir Godinho Filho is a full professor in Supply Chain Management at EM Normandie, joining in 2022. Previously, he held a professorship at the Federal University of São Carlos (Brazil) from 2004–2022. He earned his PhD in Industrial Engineering (2004) and has been a visiting scholar at institutions like the University of Wisconsin-Madison (USA), North Carolina State University, and Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management. His research focuses on supply chain optimization, sustainable operations, Industry 4.0 integration, and lean manufacturing. With over 130 publications, his work spans academic journals in operations management and supply chain resilience. Key areas include blockchain in logistics, AI adoption barriers, circular economy frameworks, and smart manufacturing systems.

Professional Experience:

• Full Professor, EM Normandie (2022–present)
• Full Professor, Federal University of São Carlos (2004–2022)
• Visiting Scholarships: Kellogg School (2017), North Carolina State (2007–2008), University of Wisconsin (2007)

Research Interests: His work bridges theoretical and practical challenges in supply chain innovation, emphasizing Industry 4.0 technologies, sustainable practices, and operational resilience. Recent studies address AI adoption barriers, blockchain-enabled traceability systems, and circular economy frameworks for manufacturing. His contributions include frameworks for lean Industry 4.0 integration and maturity models for smart shop floors.

Publications: Over 130 articles in journals like Production Planning and Control, International Journal of Production Economics, and IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management. His 2025 publications explore AI implementation challenges, blockchain capabilities, and circular economy synergies with lean practices.