An International Event

Conference Aims

The conference aims to:
•  Explore the importance of Supply Chain Management (SCM) and Information Systems (IS) for globalisation .
•  Identify major challenges and development for SCM, IS and also logistics.
•  Illustrate the impact and current status of policy making on SCM, IS and logistics.
•  Recognise effective and efficient ways by which policy making and business strategy can be integrated for improved SCM, IS and logistics planning and implementation.

Tracks of the Conference

Authors are invited to submit papers on all aspects of the most recent global business issues including:
Tracks Name - (Tracks Code )
•  Supply Chain & logistics Network Management (T1SCINM)
•  Supply Chain Management Applications (T2SCMA)
•  Information and decision systems (T3IDS)
•  E-supply chain (T4ESC)
•  Logistics (T5LG)
•  Supply chain modeling and evaluation (T6SCME)
•  New Models & Tools: e-Technology (T7NMT)
•  E-Commerce and E-Business Management (T8ECBM)
•  Other (T9OR)

Scope of the Conference

Authors are invited to submit papers on all aspects of the most recent global business issues including:
Scope Name - (Scope Code )
•  Suppliers Network Management (SNM1)
•  Supply Chain Design (SCD2)
•  Supply Chain Collaborative Planning (SCCP3)
•  Security and Supply Chain Risk Management (SSCRM4)
•  Supply Chain Performance Management (SCPM5)
•  Supply chains in unstable environments (SCIUE6)
•  Supply Chain in Healthcare Industry (SCIHI7)
•  Supply Management: A Strategic Perspective (SMASP8)
•  Green and sustainable supply chain (GSSC9)
•  Collaboration in supply chain (CISC10)
•  SCM for agricultural products (SCMAP11)
•  Financial aspects of SCM (FASCM12)
•  E-supply chain management (ESCM13)
•  E-logistics (EL14)
•  E-business Entrepreneurship (EBE15)
•  E-Business Models and Enterprise E-services Architectures (EBMEEA16)
•  E-service Trading Mechanisms and Market Places (ETMMP17)
•  E-finance and Real Estate (EFRE18)
•  E-Learning & Innovations in Teaching (ELIT19)
•  E-Commerce and E-Business Management (ECEBM20)
•  E-service Auditing Techniques (ESAT21)
•  Information Systems and Technologies (IST22)
•  Business Outsourcing (BO23)
•  Benchmarking and Methodology (BM24)
•  Strategic Operations Management (SOM25)
•  Business and Manufacturing Strategies (BMS26)
•  Production Planning and Control (PPC27)
•  MRPII / ERP/ CRM / SCM (MEC28)
•  RFID / EDI / VMI / 3PL (REV29)
•  Business Models / Tools / Techniques (BMTT30)
•  Lean Operations / Supply Chain (LOSC31)
•  Research methodologies in SCM (RMSCM32)
•  Research methodologies in EC (RMEC33)
•  Logistics and Distribution management (LDM34)
•  Technology management (TM35)
•  Managing Supply Relationships(MSR36)
•  Virtual Organization Management (VOM37)
•  Service Operations on the Web (SOOW38)
•  Modeling of Complex Systems - Various Supply Chains (MCY39)
•  e-Marketplaces challenges facing modern Supply Chains (EMCFSC40)
•  Cyclic Approaches in Supply Chain Optimization (CASCO41)
•  Multi-Vendor Global Supply Chains (MVGSC42)

How to submit your paper

Submissions should be made to the following email address: SCMIS2006@nchu.edu.tw
In the header of the email, include the following information
SURNAME01-Track Code-Scope Code (For example: Ho01- T2SCMA -LDM34)
The paper should be a word document, and included as an attachment

The file name should be the CONTACT Authors family name, and a paper number. For example your first paper would be named
Ho01
If you are submitting more than one paper, you would name them
Ho01
Ho02
Etc.
Receipt of papers will be acknowledged by return email