Giovanni Romagnoli

Lecturer - tenure track (RTDb)

Università degli Studi di Pavia

Italy

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Giovanni Romagnoli is a Lecturer on a tenure track (RTDb) at Università degli Studi di Parma, Italy. His research primarily focuses on sustainable logistics, supply chain management, and the circular economy, as evidenced by his recent publications. Notable topics in his work include the behavioural aspects of textile waste collection, the optimization of RFID systems, and the impacts of global crises on food supply chains.

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Articles (16)

Modelling the Behavioural Side of Textile Waste Collection: From Individual Habits to Systemic Design

The Contribution of RFID to Circular Economy Deployment: A Literature Review

Licence to Simulate: When Agent-Based Models Are More Fiction than Function

Sustainable Logistics and Supply Chain Management in the Post-COVID-19 Era: Future Challenges and Challenging Futures

Insights from 20 Years (2004–2023) of Supply Chain Disruption Research: Trends and Future Directions Based on a Bibliometric Analysis

Impacts of COVID-19 and the Russian–Ukrainian Conflict on Food Supply Chain: A Case Study from Bread Supply Chain in Egypt

RFID systems optimisation through the use of a new RFID network planning algorithm to support the design of receiving gates

Cooperative and Competitive Serious Game for Operations and Supply Chain Management

Exploratory Research on Adaptability and Flexibility of a Serious Game in Operations and Supply Chain Management

Project Successful Deployment

Servitization for Teaching and Research Laboratories

A new perspective on Workload Control by measuring operating performances through an economic valorization

Defining accurate delivery dates in make to order job-shops managed by workload control

Non-Traditional Labs and Lab Network Initiatives: A Review

A TOPSIS-based approach for the best match between manufacturing technologies and product specifications

Lab Networks in Engineering Education: A Proposed Structure for Organizing Information

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Roberto Montanari

Francesco Zammori

Massimo BERTOLINI

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