Dr. Deepika Joshi
Saint Joseph's Institute of Management, Saint Joseph's College of Commerce, Gautam Buddha University
About
Deepika Joshi is an Associate Professor of Operations and Supply Chain Management at St. Joseph's Institute of Management, Bangalore India. She received her Doctoral degree from Malaviya National Institute of Technology, Jaipur, India. She has over 19 years of teaching, research and consulting experience in India. Having specialised in operations and strategic management, she has delved into interdisciplinary research. Logistics & supply chain management, operations strategy, and sustainability are her prime areas of interest. Her industry collaboration includes firms from automotive, heavy machinery & tools and electronic goods manufacturing industries. She is an active member of various academic bodies and presented her interdisciplinary studies on Supply Chain Management at INFORMS, EUROMA, POMS, etc. Currently, she is working on a number of government-sponsored projects while exploring multi-disciplinary aspects of marketing and its operations.
Employment
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Saint Joseph's Institute of Management Associate Professor
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Saint Joseph's College of Commerce Assistant Research Director
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Gautam Buddha University Asso
Education
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Publications (46)
- Blockchain Technology-Enabled Baggage Management at the Airport Save
- Unveiling the synergy of sustainable manufacturing practices and lean for sustainable manufacturing competitiveness Save
- Unveiling the role of stakeholder involvement for digital transformation of Indian food SMEs Save
- Prioritizing evaluation criteria of IoT-driven warehousing startups: a silver lining to the unorganized sector in food supply chain Save
- MODELLING AND ANALYSIS OF BLOCKCHAIN IMPLEMENTATION CHALLENGES IN INDIAN AGRI-FOOD SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT USING THE IMF-SWARA TECHNIQUE Save
- Life cycle assessment of biomass waste management processes Save
- Impediments to the performance of education policy in India: modelling using ISM and MICMAC technique Save
- From net to plate: Transforming the seafood sector through the internet of things Save
- On the consumption of OTT services in India: insights from technology acceptance model and the uses and gratifications theory Save
- Why IoT Enablement of Agrifood Transportation Disappoints Its Stakeholders: Unravelling Barriers for Enhanced Logistics Save