Neil Towers

Professor of Enterprise and Supply Chain Management

University of Gloucestershire

United Kingdom

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Neil Towers is a Professor of Enterprise and Supply Chain Management at the University of Gloucestershire, UK. His research areas include disaster preparedness in tourism management, retailing trends, lean and agile supply strategies in distribution, customer journey frameworks, and entrepreneurial capacity-building in higher education institutions. He has recent articles published on topics ranging from vehicle tracking systems in retail to the impact of phenomenological methodology in supply chain management research.

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Jun-Hwa Cheah

University of East Anglia

UNITED KINGDOM

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Disaster preparedness behaviour of tourist village managers in Mount Merapi, Indonesia

Evolution and trends in retailing: insights from International Journal of Retail & Distribution Management

Lean and Agile Supply Strategies in Distribution Centres to Deliver Value-Added Services (VAS)

Framing the customer journey: touch point categories and decision-making process stages

Integrating vehicle tracking and routing systems in retail distribution management

Entrepreneurial capacity-building in HEIs for embedding entrepreneurship and enterprise creation – a tripartite approach

Re-evaluating the postgraduate students’ course selection decision making process in the digital era

The impact of phenomenological methodology development in supply chain management research

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Jun-Hwa Cheah

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