Events

2020 AOM OSCM Synchronous Sessions

2020 Virtual AOM OSCM Division Annual Meeting

 

Greetings OSCM community!

 

If you have not done so already, now is a great time to start preparing for what is shaping up to be an exciting 2020 Virtual AOM Annual Meeting. While we will not be able to interact with friends and colleagues in-person this year, the virtual format of this year’s conference offers several benefits including:

  • Vastly more convenient to attend via the one-stop virtual event platform Pathable
  • Access to 200+ synchronous (live) sessions and hundreds of additional asynchronous sessions across the Academy’s numerous divisions
  • Fewer scheduling conflicts. All synchronous sessions will be recorded for later viewing
  • Authors can post supplemental information (papers, slides, recordings, etc.) for review and comment by attendees
  • An extended collaboration and viewing period. Questions, answers, and comments can be added through August 31st. Supplemental session information is available through October 31st
  • The ability to participate in the Virtual Career Fair
  • The opportunity to meet one-on-one with publishers and other vendors at the Virtual Exhibit Hall

 

This year, the OSCM Division received 169 paper submissions, 3 symposia submissions, and 6 PDW submissions (including the Joint Doctoral Student & Junior Faculty Consortium). Thanks to the service of 218 members who signed up as reviewers, our review process resulted in the acceptance of 75 papers, 6 PDWs, and 3 co-sponsored symposia. These accepted contributions were offered placement in either the synchronous or asynchronous portion of the virtual program.

 

The table at the end of this page highlights the synchronous portion of the OSCM program which includes:

  • The Joint Doctoral Student & Junior Faculty Consortium,
  • 3 PDWs,
  • 3 Best Paper sessions, and
  • 2 Journal Award presentation meetings.

 

An effort was made to schedule these live sessions at times that were most convenient for the authors/presenters based on the time zones where they are located. If a session of interest is scheduled at a time that is inconvenient given your time zone, please remember that all sessions are recorded for later viewing.

 

In addition to synchronous sessions, conference registrants will have access to an extensive asynchronous program. Authors of papers accepted for the OSCM program, and not included in the sessions listed in the table on the following page, have the opportunity to post papers, slides, and video recordings to the AOM virtual conference platform. For the OSCM Division alone, this includes the potential for up to 63 additional papers. Conference participants will be able to view the shared materials, follow conversations, and engage in meaningful online dialogue.

 

The complete AOM virtual program should be available online in mid-July. Beyond what was mentioned above, the program will include:

  • 200+ live sessions
  • 1,400+ mock live and pre-recorded sessions
  • Supplemental materials available for sessions, including presentation slides, videos, and other informational documents
  • Discussion feeds and additional interactive engagement opportunities for all sessions

 

Make sure to register online via https://aom.org/events/annual-meeting/registering-and-attending.

Answers to frequently asked questions can be found via https://support.aom.org/hc/en-us/categories/360004074194--AOM2020-FAQs.

 

See you online soon!

Sean Handley - 2020 Program Chair
Sean Handley
2020 OSCM Program Chair



Time (EDT time zone)

Type

Session Title

Chair/Coordinator(s)

Friday 7 August

8:00AM - 9:30AM

Consortium

OSCM Joint Doctoral Student & Junior Faculty Consortium (Part 1)

John Macdonald (John.Macdonald@colostate.edu;
Desirée van Dun (d.h.vandun@utwente.nl)

9:30AM - 11:00AM

Consortium

OSCM Joint Doctoral Student & Junior Faculty Consortium (Part 2)

John Macdonald (John.Macdonald@colostate.edu);

Desirée van Dun (d.h.vandun@utwente.nl)

11:30AM - 12:30PM

Meeting

Journal of Supply Chain Management (JSCM) Awards Presentation

Barb Flynn (bbflynn@iu.edu);

Dave Cantor (dcantor@iastate.edu);

Brian Fugate (bsfugate@uark.edu);

Mark Pagell (mark.pagell@ucd.ie)

Saturday 8 August

8:00AM - 10:00AM

PDW

Common Methodological Problems in

Operations Management Research and How They Can Be Addressed

Mikko Rönkkö (mikko.ronkko@jyu.fi)

10:30AM - 11:30AM

Meeting

Journal of Operations Management (JOM) Awards Presentation       

Tyson Browning (t.browning@tcu.edu);

Suzanne de Treville (suzanne.detreville@unil.ch)

Sunday 9 August

8:00AM - 10:00AM

PDW

Measuring the Unmeasurable? Reconceptualising Measurement Process in Organizations and Supply Chains

Pietro Micheli (Pietro.Micheli@wbs.ac.uk)

10:00AM - 12:00PM

PDW

Broadening Our Understanding of Behavioral Experiments for OSCM

Scott DuHadway (duhadway@pdx.edu)

Monday 10 August

8:30AM - 10:00AM

Paper

Session

OSCM Division Best Student Paper Award

Stephanie Eckerd (seckerd@utk.edu)

10:30 AM - 12:00PM

Paper

Session

OSCM Division Chan Hahn Best Paper Award

Sean Handley (sean.handley@moore.sc.edu)

Tuesday 11 August

8:30AM - 10:00AM

Paper

Session

Best Supply Chain Paper Award (sponsored by ISM)

Wendy Tate (wendy.tate@utk.edu)