Bio
Dr. Richard W. Monroe holds a doctoral degree in Engineering Management from Old Dominion University and a master’s of science in Engineering Management from Western New England College in Springfield, Massachusetts. He has presented more than 50 academic papers at regional, national and international conferences on decision sciences and supply chain management topics. He has published a dozen peer-reviewed journal articles in the Business Process Management Journal, International Journal for Agile Manufacturing, International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Systems, International Journal of Applied Management Science and others. With more than 20 years of teaching experience and more than 10 years of industry experience, he brings a very practical element to his teaching.
Research Interests
Supply chain risk, resilience; transportation and infrastructure; lean and six sigma initiatives
Recent Publications
- Richard Monroe (2019). (Developing Resilience in Supply Management). In Mangey Ram and Kachan Das, (Mathematical Modelling of System Resilience) pp. 25. River Publishing.
- Richard Monroe, Paul Barrett (2019). (The evolving B2B e-commerce and supply chain management: A chronological memoire). In Eldon Y. Li, (1) 25, pp. 18. Journal of Business and Management.
- Richard Monroe (2017). (Analyzing inventory and primary resources in the supply chain: Integrating supply chain, analytics and sustainability). (2) 11, pp. 21-28. Journal of Strategic Innovation and Sustainability.
- Richard Monroe, Jay Teets, Paul Martin (2014). (Supply chain risk management: An analysis of sources of risk and mitigation strategies). In Prof. John Wang, (1) 6, pp. 4-21. Int'l Journal of Applied Management Science.
- Richard Monroe, Paul Martin (2008). (Designing agility into the supply chain). (1) 11, pp. 25-30. Int'l Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Systems.
- Richard Monroe, Merwan Mehta (2007). (Supply chain improvement utilizing the SCOR model in combination with Lean Six Sigma). (1) 10, pp. 75-80. Int'l Journal of Agile Manufacturing.
- Samia Siha, Richard Monroe (2006). (Telecommuting's past and future: A literature review and research agenda). (4) 12, pp. 455-482. Business Process Management Journal.
