Thomas Goldsby

Dee & Jimmy Haslam Chair in Logistics / Professor of Supply Chain Management

University of Tennessee

United States

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Thomas Goldsby holds the Dee & Jimmy Haslam Chair in Logistics and is a Professor of Supply Chain Management at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. His research interests include cyber risk management, entrepreneurial mindsets in supply chain management, and the strategic implications of supply chain traceability in the food industry. Recent publications also explore topics such as transportation decision-making in global supply chains and buyer-supplier relationships, particularly during crises like COVID-19.

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Xiang (Sean) Wan

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Ohio State University

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Vincent Castillo

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Ohio State University

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Virginia Commonwealth University

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Cyber risk management strategies and integration: toward supply chain cyber resilience and robustness

Developing an entrepreneurial mindset in supply chain managers: Exposing a powerful potential

On tariff elimination, trade harmonization, and household well-being: A study of the GST rollout in India

When preemptive risk mitigation is insufficient: The effectiveness of continuity and resilience techniques during COVID‐19

A Modernized Framework for Transportation Decision-Making in a Hyper-Integrated Global Supply Chain Environment

Making supply chain traceability strategic: insights from the food industry

Applying agility to improve customer performance when supply and demand vary from core conditions

Enduring buyer–supplier relationship and buyer performance: the mediating role of buyer–supplier dyadic embeddedness and supplier external embeddedness

Supply chain integration for middle-market firms: a qualitative investigation

Everything Old is New Again: The Age of Consumer‐Centric Supply Chain Management

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Xiang (Sean) Wan

Vincent Castillo

Jason Merrick

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