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The 2025 calls for papers and PDWs are now open. The deadline to submit is January, 7th

Looking forward to seeing you in Copenhagen! 

Message from Division Chair

The Operations & Supply Chain Management (OSCM) Division brings together a global group of leading empirical scholars from operations and supply chain management. The annual conference in August continues to be one of my favorite events, as it attracts over 10,000 scholars across a variety of disciplines and offers peer-reviewed scholarly sessions, professional development workshops, and networking opportunities of the highest quality. Our division also showcases special sessions and panel discussions with the leading empirically-oriented journals in our field, including the Journal of Operations Management and the Journal of Supply Chain Management.

In 2022, our division introduced a team of Regional Ambassadors to keep us connected throughout the year. These Ambassadors offer webinars on timely, relevant topics for our valued members in five regions: Asia, Australia, Europe, Middle East/North Africa and South America. This is another opportunity to stay connect with us. 

Please browse our website to learn more about our leadership team, awards, sponsors, volunteering opportunities, the upcoming conference call for papers and professional development workshops, doctoral and junior faculty consortium information, and opportunities to join our division and get involved. This website contains all of the relevant information for submissions and the links to the relevant AoM sites.


Veronica H. Villena  – 2025 OSCM Division Chair

 


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