Supply Chain and Logistics | NC State ISE

Supply Chain and Logistics

Supply Chain

Come help us improve the complex socio-economic systems that keep a global economy moving and growing. Our industrial engineers explore the governing principles of supply chain. We do this with the goal of producing the goods we need in an affordable and sustainable manner. Our students and faculty have at their disposal a robust set of tools which include:

  • modeling
  • performance analysis
  • bottleneck identification
  • lean buffer design
  • product quality
  • customer demand satisfaction
  • and simulation

Are you a current or potential student looking for more information? Please contact our Undergraduate Services Coordinator | ise-undergradoffice@ncsu.edu | 919.513.2189

Are you an industry leader, government agency or university and want to partner with ISE on a research project? Contact Julie Swann | jlswann@ncsu.edu | 919.515.6423

Since the Industrial Revolution, production engineers have worked to improve the flow of materials through our factories. This includes:

  • plant layout
  • shop-floor control and scheduling
  • coordination of production and distribution activities
  • and production and inventory planning

Want to see the research projects our students are working on right now? View our Current Ph.D. Student Page. Are you a student and want to join us? Undergraduates contact our Undergraduate Services Coordinator | ise-undergradoffice@ncsu.edu | 919.513.2189 and graduates contact Graduate Services Coordinator | ise-gradoffice@ncsu.edu | 919.515.6410

Logistics

Keep the materials, products, labor, and services of a growing global economy moving. NC State industrial engineers focus on managing the flow of these resources throughout the supply chain. This includes:

  • determining which are the best locations for providing services or products produced
  • calculating the transportation for materials between these locations and the customer
  • controlling the inventory levels at different locations in the supply chain
  • and managing the operations of the products and services to be produced and delivered

Are you a current or potential student looking for more information? Please contact our Undergraduate Services Coordinator | ise-undergradoffice@ncsu.edu | 919.513.2189

Are you an industry leader, government agency or university and want to partner with ISE on a research project? Contact Julie Swann | jlswann@ncsu.edu | 919.515.6423

Our students and faculty focus on designing systems that provide an excellent, consistent customer experience while keeping costs down through the efficient use of resources. We develop applications for a range of sectors including:

  • electronics manufacturing
  • remanufacturing and recycling
  • humanitarian logistics
  • and healthcare and transportation planning

Want to see the research projects our students are working on right now? View our Current Ph.D. Student Page. Are you a student and want to join us? Undergraduates contact our Undergraduate Services Coordinator | ise-undergradoffice@ncsu.edu | 919.515.0605 and graduates contact Graduate Services Coordinator | ise-gradoffice@ncsu.edu | 919.513.2189

Logistics Engineering Facilities

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Supply Chain and Logistics Faculty

Walter Clark Chair Professor and University Alumni Distinguished Graduate Professor

919-515-2192

Associate Professor

919.515.2364

Director of IMSEI and Associate Professor

919.515.2008

Foscue Distinguished Professor and Director of Graduate Programs

919.515.5186

Goodnight Distinguished Chair in Operations Research and Director of Operation Research

919.513.1690

Director of MEM and Associate Research Professor

919.515.7201

Assistant Professor

919.513.7220

A. Doug Allison Distinguished Professor and Department Head

919.515.6423

Clifton A. Anderson Distinguished Professor

919.513.1681