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    Daniel F.

    Taylor
    Assistant Professor of Supply Chain Management
    Texas Tech University, Rawls College of Business
    Daniel.Taylor@ttu.edu
    (614) 357-1194

    ACADEMIC POSITIONS

    Assistant Professor of Supply Chain Management 2018-present


    Texas Tech University, Rawls College of Business Lubbock, TX

    Doctoral Research and Teaching Assistant 2014-2018


    The Ohio State University, Fisher College of Business Columbus, OH

    EDUCATION

    Ph.D. Logistics – The Ohio State University 2018


    Minors: Industrial Engineering (Operations Research)
    Management Science (Operations Management)
    Quantitative Psychology

    MBLE Business Logistics Engineering – The Ohio State University 2014

    MBA Management – Salve Regina University 2005

    BS Mechanical Engineering – Brigham Young University 2000

    JOURNAL ARTICLES UNDER REVIEW

    Taylor, D., Bendoly, E., Knemeyer, A.M., & Croxton, K. Title Omitted. Journal of Operations
    Management.
    Taylor, D., Brockhaus, S., Knemeyer, A.M., & Murphy, P. Title Omitted. International Journal of
    Logistics Management.

    WORKING PAPERS

    Taylor, D., Croxton, K., Knemeyer, A.M., Wan X. Omnichannel Demand Variance Risk Pooling for
    Buy-Online-Ship-From-Store: Measuring Effect on Aggregate Safety Stock (target 2018
    submission).
    Taylor D., Wan X., Croxton, K. & Knemeyer, A.M. Buy-Online-Ship-From-Store Fulfillment and
    Store Stockouts (target 2019 submission).
    Taylor, D., Croxton, K. & Knemeyer, A.M. The Pooled Service Level Assumption of Demand Risk
    Pooling and Adaption Implications for Omnichannel (target 2019 submission).
    TEACHING

    SCM 3353: Supply Chain Management (TTU, undergraduate): Introduction to principles and
    practices used for supply chain management.
    - Fall 2018 - 40 Students

    SCM 4370: Forecasting and Inventory Management (TTU, undergraduate): Select analytical
    techniques and strategies for inventory management and time-series forecasting. Computer-
    based tools include Excel and Excel Solver.
    - Fall 2018 - 17 Students

    BUSML 4382: Logistics Analytics (OSU, undergraduate): BUSML 4382 consists of three units:
    time-series forecasting, linear/integer programming & simulation, and logistics models. The
    computer-based tools used to aid in teaching are Excel, Excel Solver, and LogicNet/SAILS.
    - SEI: 4.6/5.0 (Spring 2017 - 48 Students)
    - SEI: 3.8/5.0 (Spring 2015 - 50 Students)

    REFEREED CONFERENCE PAPERS

    Taylor, D., Bendoly, E., Knemeyer, A.M., & Croxton, K. (2018) Consumers Response to
    Stockouts: An Examination of Intentions in Retailer and Purchase Channel Retention.
    Academic Research Symposium Conference at Council of Supply Chain Management
    Professionals’ Annual Conference: Nashville, TN.

    REFEREED CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

    Taylor, D., Bendoly, E., Knemeyer, A.M., Croxton, K. & Wan, X. (2017) The Impact of Channel
    Demand Characteristics and Ship-from-Store Performance: An Empirical Study of Two
    Fast-Fashion Retailers. Academic Research Symposium Conference at Council of Supply
    Chain Management Professionals’ Annual Conference: Atlanta, GA.
    Taylor, D., Croxton, K. & Knemeyer, A.M. (2016) Implications of Channel Demand Correlation,
    Channel Dominance and In-Store Demand Variation on Omnichannel Inventory Risk
    Pooling for Retail Ship-From-Store. Educator’s Conference at Council of Supply Chain
    Management Professionals’ Annual Conference: Orlando, FL.
    Goldsby, T., Knemeyer, A.M., Cichosz, M., & Taylor, D. (2015) Investigating Innovation in
    Logistics Outsourcing Relationships. Educator’s Conference at Council of Supply Chain
    Management Professionals’ Annual Conference: San Diego, CA.
    NON-REFEREED CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

    Taylor, D., Bendoly, E., Knemeyer, A.M., Croxton, K. & Wan, X. (2017) The Impact of Channel
    Demand Characteristics and Ship-from-Store Performance: An Empirical Study of Two
    Fast-Fashion Retailers. Decision Sciences Institute Annual Meeting: Washington DC.
    Taylor, D., Bendoly, E., Knemeyer, A.M., Croxton, K. & Wan, X. (2017 In-store Sales
    Cannibalization and Implications of Channel Demand Correlation on Omnichannel
    Inventory Risk Pooling for Retail Ship-From-Store. INFORMS Annual Meeting:
    Houston,TX.
    Taylor, D., Bendoly, E., Knemeyer, A.M., & Croxton, K. (2017) Do consumers react differently
    when a product is out-of-stock when purchasing in-store than they do when purchasing
    online? Production and Management Society Annual Conference: Seattle, WA.
    Taylor, D., Croxton, K. & Knemeyer, A.M. (2016) Implications of Channel Demand Correlation,
    Channel Dominance and In-Store Demand Variation on Omnichannel Inventory Risk
    Pooling for Retail Ship-From-Store. Decision Sciences Institute Annual Meeting: Austin,
    TX.

    INVITED PANELS

    Taylor, D. (Moderator), Kinsella, B., Widdifield, D. & Seeman, J. (2018) Council of Supply Chain
    Management Professionals’ Edge Conference: Omnichannel Analytics – Measuring
    Effectiveness of Retailers’ Omnichannel Strategies: Atlanta, GA.
    Goldsby, T., Esper T., Wan, X., Farren, D. Taylor, D. (2017) Retail Summit: Leading Logistics and
    Supply Chain Research: Columbus, OH.
    Basamboo, A., Westland, C., Haney, H. & Taylor, D. (2016) Walgreens Supply Chain Leadership
    Showcase: Impacts of Omnichannel: Deerfield, IL.

    SERVICE

    Faculty Advisor (2018-present) Tech Supply Chain Association (undergraduate)


    Session Chair (2017) Decision Sciences Institute Annual Meeting: Washington DC.
    Session Chair (2017) INFORMS Annual Meeting: Houston,TX.
    Session Chair (2017) Academic Research Symposium Conference at Council of Supply Chain
    Management Professionals’ Annual Conference: Atlanta, GA.
    Ad Hoc Reviewer for Journal of Business Logistics (2017–Present)
    Ad Hoc Reviewer for Academic Research Symposium Conference at Council of Supply Chain
    Management Professionals’ Annual Conference (2015-present)
    PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

    Systems Project Manager – Distribution Centers 2013-2014


    Vargo Integrated Systems, Inc Columbus, OH
    - Managed fourteen material handling projects for five clients valued collectively at $67.1
    million. 100% successful completion and on-time rate. Projects included two
    omnichannel distribution centers.
    - Utilizing Monte Carlo simulation, developed methodology to determine likelihood of on-
    time completion. Modeling allowed for early mobilization of additional resources for at
    risk projects.

    Plant Engineer 2010-2013


    Marshall Bottles, Inc Urbana, OH
    - Reduced product warehousing square footage by 30% using probability forecasting,
    saved an estimated $20,000 annually in carrying cost and waste; postponed the
    requirement for a $400,000 warehouse expansion.
    - Implemented $345,000 in upgrades to 4 blow molding machines, completed the rebuild
    of one surplus machine for sale yielding 213% ROI.

    Project Manager – Software 2007-2010


    Studeo Interactive Direct, LLP Salt Lake City, UT
    - Managed 17 client Internet projects valued collectively at $9.7 million. 94% successful
    completion rate, 67% on-time rate, and 72% on-budget rate.
    2000-2007
    Program Manager and Propulsion Engineer
    The United States Air Force Colorado Springs, CO
    - Co-authored a fuel expenditure modeling program to conserve fuel during satellite orbit
    change. Resulted in a 7% fuel reduction during orbit change yielding up to five months
    of additional life.
    - Worked extensively with technical assistants from Lockheed Martin and Northrup
    Grumman. Competently audited portions of a failed satellite launch attributed to poor
    coding quality control at a contractor. Implemented a computer software program
    created with contractors to analyze fuel-based water hammer.
    - Managed the Auxiliary Thrusting and the Stabilization and Control subsystems for the
    spacecraft portion of the Milstar satellite constellation resulting in zero missed field
    links.

    Programmer 1998-2000
    Studeo Interactive Direct, LLP Salt Lake City, UT
    - Led the company’s effort to migrate from heterogeneous Apache, Perl, MySQL
    platforms to a Linux, Java, Oracle enterprise platform.
    - Programmed using Java, C++, Perl, Javascript, and JSP. Proficient with Access, Oracle,
    MySQL, and MiniSQL providing multiple solutions to customers.
    SOFTWARE SKILLS

    - Statistics: R (primary tool), SPSS, SAS, CEFA, LISREL


    - Stochastic Modeling and Simulation: Risk Solver Platform (primary tool), @RISK, Gurobi,
    CPLEX
    - Programming: Java (primary tool), C++, Perl, Python, SQL
    - Databases: MySQL (primary tool), Oracle, Access

    CERTIFICATION

    Project Management Professional (PMP) 2013-current

    PROFESSIONAL AFFLIATIONS

    - Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP)


    - Decision Sciences Institute (DSI)
    - The Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences (INFORMS)
    - Production and Operation Management Society (POMS)
    - Project Management Institute (PMI)

    REFERENCES

    Elliot Bendoly (Committee Member) Nathan Craig


    Department of Management Science Department of Management Science
    Fisher College of Business Fisher College of Business
    The Ohio State University The Ohio State University
    bendoly.2@osu.edu craig.186@osu.ed
    614-688-1841 614-292-531

    Keely L. Croxton (Co-adviser) Thomas J. Goldsby


    Department of Marketing & Logistics Department of Marketing & Logistics
    Fisher College of Business Fisher College of Business
    The Ohio State University The Ohio State University
    croxton.4@osu.edu goldsby.2@osu.edu
    614-292-6610 614-247-4261

    A. Michael Knemeyer (Co-adviser) Xiang Wan (Committee Member)


    Department of Marketing & Logistics Department of Marketing & Logistics
    Fisher College of Business Fisher College of Business
    The Ohio State University The Ohio State University
    knemeyer.4@osu.edu wan.207@osu.edu
    614-292-2507 614-247-8003

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