James D. Abbey | Penn State Smeal College of Business

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Sustainability represents an extremely broad and multifaceted challenge. A few of the tools in my work include optimization techniques, statistical/empirical analysis, some game theoretic work, general systems modeling, life cycle analysis, and more.

This site contains a compliation of my various works, including past teaching, current research, my vita, and contact information.

Current Interests and Research

  • Multiple on-site academic-industry research projects with multinational B2B and B2C firms. Additionally, some of my research work has been presented at various conferences, including POMS, CLSC, and INFORMS.

  • Topics of the various academic-industry research progjects include: Multiple Lifecycle Effects - Optimization Techniques for Flexibility Remanufacturing (presented at INFORMS 2009 annual conference) - Developing a Metrics/Measurment Framework (presentation at POMS 2009 annual conference) - Simulation of MRP Systems Inventory and Backorder Performance under Differing Lead Times and Batch Sizes (presented at DSI 2008 annual conference)

 

 

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