Sudhanshu Joshi
Also known as: Sudhanshu Dinesh Joshi
University of Technology Sydney, Doon University, University Of Technology Sydney
About
Sudhanshu Joshi has his Ph.D. in Supply Chain Management. He is a professional Lean Six Sigma black belt (LSSBB) and certified Discipline Agile Scrum Master (DASM). His domain area of research and teaching interest is Operations and Supply Chain Management. His primary affiliation is School of Management at Doon University, India.
In addition, Dr. Sudhanshu Joshi is the coordinator of PM Gati Shakti- Centre of Excellence in Logistics and Supply Chain Management (CoE-LSCM) and Incharge of Operations & Supply Chain Management Research Lab at Doon University, INDIA. He has been a visiting professor (Research) at AAII (Australian Artificial intelligence institute), University of Technology Sydney, Australia, since September 2021. He served as the adjunct faculty at the School of Technology, Doon University. With 31 h-index, Dr. Sudhanshu has 3000 + citations on 90+ publications listed in SCOPUS databases. Most of his publications are into high impact factor Journals and listed in SCI/ SSCI, A*, A and B categories, including Transportation Research Part E, Journal of Cleaner Production, Journal of Retailing and Consumer Studies, IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management, Journal of Environment Management, Government Information Quarterly, Information System Frontier, Operation Management Research etc. His research interest are: Artificial Intelligence and Sustainable Supply Chain Management, Business Analytics, Sustainability, Circular Economy, Supply Chain Optimization, Industry 4.0/5.0, Digital Supply Chain Management, Lean Management and Project Management Digital-Twin, Cyber Supply Chain Management with a particular focus on green supply chain network design, sustainable supply chain design, and coordination in humanitarian supply chain network, application of big data analytics in sustainable and humanitarian supply chains, emerging technologies (Including Industry 4.0), Circular Economy, Agriculture Supply Chain and Soft-computing Applications in Supply Chain Management. He served as a member Project Management Unit, MSME, Government of Uttarakhand. He is the subject expert with the Uttarakhand Public service commission. He has done many research projects and consultancy for funding agencies, including UGC, ICSSR, ADB, JICA, GIZ and the Government of Uttarakhand. He is a member of leading Societies, including CSI, IEEE, POMS, and INFORMS. Dr. Sudhanshu is a series editor of the research note series on Operations and Supply Chain Management, CRC Press, Taylor & Francis. His recent publications are available here: https://tinyurl.com/4kpe69bn
Employment
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University of Technology Sydney Visiting Professor (Research)2021 - Present
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Doon University Area: Operations and Supply Chain Management2010 - Present
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University of Petroleum and Energy Studies Assistant Professor2009 - 2010
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University Of Technology Sydney
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Publications (410)
- Assessing mediating effect of supply chain agility and integration in green supply chain management practices and sustainable performance of manufacturing firm Save
- Scrolling Through Exhaustion, Emotional Fatigue, and Social Indifference in the Digital Age Save
- Modeling interdependencies among sustainability barriers to 3D printing in construction via DEMATEL Save
- Modern slavery in global supply chain management: literature synthesis, theoretical framework and future research opportunities Save
- Strategic levers of sustainability: Examining TQM and competitive advantage in green supply chains Save
- Desideratum of the Life Mission in India: Exploring the Need, Requisites, and Implications of Water Green Credits Save
- Smart Urban Management: Innovations, Policies and Future Directions for Sustainable Cities Save
- The Paradox of Digital Sustainability: Green Technologies, ESG Integration and Digital Stress Save
- Unveiling Sustainability in Supply Chain Through AI Integration Save
- Climate, Crops, and Communities: Modeling the Environmental Stressors Driving Food Supply Chain Insecurity Save