Seminar về Climate actionable supply chain management using AI technologies coupled with strategic cost management perspectives

Thời gian bắt đầu: 12:00 am 23/10/2017

Thời gian kết thúc: 12:00 am 23/10/2017

Địa điểm: 803 - B1

Thời gian: 14.30 ngày thứ 2, 23/10/2017

Địa điểm: phòng 803, nhà B1, Đại học Bách khoa Hà Nội

Người trình bày: K. Donald Tham, Ryerson University,, Canada

Title: Climate actionable supply chain management using AI technologies coupled with strategic cost management perspectives:

Abstract: There is an urgent need for corporations to take positive climate change actions to reduce the earth’s carbon footprint. On the other hand, growing demands, high expectations of customers for advanced product  functionalities and reliability have led to establishing large scale manufacturing plants with complex and capital intensive automated equipments which negatively impact climate change.  Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) to track and improve such plants’ efficiencies is prudent for corporate management.  Further, the financial regulations imposed by the US government call for corporations to achieve Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) compliance.  Therefore, this research presents a systems design to integrate implementation and monitoring of positive climate change actions concurrently with OEE monitoring and adherence to SOX compliance requirements.

Company processes are seen as  “linked activities forming a supply chain” that could be designed to promote and constantly monitor the reduction of carbon emission.  Hence,  climate actionable supply chains are made possible.

To make possible the visibility, transparency and traceability of all such climate change related activities in a supply chain, systems designs should use  AI technologies such as enterprise modeling, knowledge representation, and ontologies together with  strategic cost management using Temporal-Activity Based Costing (Temporal- ABC).

Short bio:

Dr. K. Donald Tham is presently Professor and Industrial Internship Program Coordinator at Ryerson University, Toronto, Canada for the Industrial and Mechanical Engineering programs. He is also Co-founder, President and Board Director of Nulogy Corporation head officed in Toronto, Canada. He has a B.Sc. (Hons.Math-Physics), St. Xavier’s College, Bombay University; B.Tech. (Industrial Eng. & Comp.Sc.), Ryerson Polytechnic Institute, Toronto, Canada; M.A.Sc. (Management Science), University of Waterloo, Canada; Ph.D. (Industrial Engineering –AI based Information Systems), University of Toronto, Canada. He is a registered Professional Engineer in Ontario, Canada; Senior Industrial Engineer of the Institute of Industrial Engineers (IIE), USA. He earned his Canadian degrees through part-time studies while working with various industries. His teaching and industry work experiences over the last 3 decades has included teaching undergrad and graduate courses in Canada, China and Europe. His industry work experience has been with Nabisco International, IBM, National Research Council of Canada, Phillips Cable, Canada Post, Molson Companies, Toyota (Japan), Bombardier, BHP (Australia), K-Line Insulators, Toronto Star, Loblaw Companies, Kraft Inc., Mars Inc. As Co-founder of Nulogy, he was responsible for the design/development of the initial AI based software engine to drive the supply chain software solutions of Nulogy. Today Nulogy’s SaaS based software solutions have been deployed across Canada, USA, Australia and EU. He has been an invited and contributing speaker and author for international conferences and executive seminars. He serves as the Education Chair for Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals, Toronto Roundtable, and Advisor to Supply Chain & Logistics Group, UAE..

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