Ioannis Mallidis

Assistant Professor

University of Western Macedonia

Greece

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Ioannis Mallidis is an Assistant Professor at the University of Western Macedonia in Greece. His research primarily focuses on inventory planning, supply chain efficiency, Bitcoin volatility, corporate governance, and urban mobility innovation. He has contributed significantly to the literature through various articles exploring topics such as predictive analytics in supply chains, the impact of board gender diversity, and resource allocation in vehicle-sharing systems.

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Georgia Zournatzidou

University of Western Macedonia

GREECE

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Grigoris Giannarakis

Associate Professor

University of Western Macedonia

GREECE

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Elpida Xenou

Deputy Head

GREECE

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Articles (12)

Dual-Order Inventory Planning: A Novel Approach to Managing Seasonal Fluctuations in Fashion Retail

Enhancing Bitcoin Price Volatility Estimator Predictions: A Four-Step Methodological Approach Utilizing Elastic Net Regression

Stochastic Patterns of Bitcoin Volatility: Evidence across Measures

Impact of board gender diversity on environmental, social, and ESG controversies performance: The moderating role of United Nations Global Compact and ISO

Enhancing Supply Chain Efficiency with Predictive Analytics: A Machine Learning Approach to Dynamic Lead Time Prediction in a Chemical Industry

The impact of corporate governance attributes on environmental and social performance: The case of European region excluding companies from the Eurozone

A Quantitative Model of Innovation Readiness in Urban Mobility: A Comparative Study of Smart Cities in the EU, Eastern Asia, and USA Regions

An exploration of agro-food chain distributive, procedural and interactional fairness in food products

Developing a Multilevel Decision Support Tool for Urban Mobility

Management of resource allocation on vehicle-sharing schemes: the case of Thessaloniki’s bike-sharing system

Optimal inventory control policies for avoiding food waste

A goal programming-based methodology for machine learning model selection decisions: A predictive maintenance application

Collaborators (3)

Georgia Zournatzidou

Grigoris Giannarakis

Elpida Xenou

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