Supply Chain (CESIT)

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Directed by Professor Frédéric Babonneau, the research Centre in Supply Chain aims at meeting the economic, environmental and societal challenges raised in the Supply Chain by co-developing, with companies, communities, institutional and academic partners, the concepts, methods and innovative tools necessary for the organisation and transformation of the supply chain. Our actions impact academic research, the corporate world, society and education. 

Research Axes

The centre's activities are focused around four ‘living labs’ that provide the framework for the 35 professors and twenty doctoral, post-doctoral researchers and research engineers connected to them around the following main research axes:

• Supply Chain Maritime / Maritime Supply Chain (Alexandre Lavissière) 
• Supply Chain Durable / Sustainable Supply Chain (Joerg Hofstetter) 
• Supply Chain 4.0 (Zied Babai)
• Logistique Urbaine / Urban Logistics (Olivier Labarthe)
• Supply Chain Analytics (Frédéric Babonneau)

We are developing fundamental and applied research directly connected to companies and their practices. Furthermore, the centre actively contributes to higher education and executive education development in these fields. 

The Team 

The team is made up of 35 permanent professors, around twenty doctoral and post-doctoral researchers (on average), as well as one Supply Chain project manager.