Andrew Manikas
Specialties: Supply Chain Management, Project Management, Process Reengineering/Process Improvement, Scheduling, Sustainability
Ph.D., The Georgia Institute of Technology
Assistant Professor
Sage 1418, (920) 424-7401
manikasa@uwosh.edu
Background
Dr. Manikas earned his B.S. from Michigan State University in Computer Science, his M.B.A. from Michigan State University in Materials and Logistics Management, and his Ph.D. from The Georgia Institute of Technology. Prior to returning to pursue his doctorate, he was an instructor for supply chain optimization courses for i2 Technologies. Prior to this, he worked as a management consultant for KPMG Peat Marwick, CSC, and Deloitte Consulting where he was a Senior Manager. He has over 15 years of industry consulting experience performing business process reengineering, shop floor redesign, ERP implementation, and project management. His current research involves supply coordination to increase the expected profit of all players in a value chain.
Recent Publications/Presentations
Godfrey, M., Manikas, A.S. 2010. Revising a Supply chain Curriculum with an Emphasis on the Triple Bottom Line. Business Education and Accreditation/IBFR.
Manikas, A.S., Godfrey, M. 2010. Inducing Green Behavior in a Manufacturer. Global Journal of Business Research/IBFR.
Manikas, A.S., Godfrey, M. 2010. Dynamic Resource Application for Sustainable Technology Implementations. International Journal of Management and Marketing Research/IBFR.
Manikas, A.S., Chang, Y.L. 2008. A Scatter Search Approach to Sequence-Dependent Set-up Times Job Shop Scheduline. International Journal of Production Research.
Manikas, A.S., Chang, Y.-L. 2008. Multi-Criteria Sequence Dependent Job Shop Scheduling Using Genetic Algorithms. ScienceDirect: Computers & Industrial Engineering.
Manikas, A..S., Y. -L. Chang, and M. Ferguson. 2007. BlueLinx Can Benefit from Innovative Inventory Management Methods for Commodity Forward Buys. Omega – The International Journal of Management Science.
Manikas, Andrew. 2007. Dissuading Student Cheating. Decision Line – In the Classroom. 38(3), 7-9
Manikas, Andrew. 2007. Fighting Pests with the EOQ. APICS – The Association for Operations Management. 17(4), 34-37
Manikas, A., M. Ferguson, and Y. L. Chang. 2007. A Heuristic for Commodity Procurement in the Presence of Price Discounting. Proceedings of POMS, Dallas, Texas
Manikas, Andrew. 2007. The Importance of Using Historical Commodity Spot Purchase Prices. Proceedings of Decision Sciences Institute SE, Savannah, Georgia.
Manikas, Andrew. 2006. Optimal Production in an Emissions Permit Constrained Environment. Proceedings of INFORMS SE, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Manikas, A. and Y. L. Chang. 2006. Job Shop Rescheduling Due to Unplanned Supply Chain Disruptions via Scatter Search. Proceedings of POMS, Boston, Massachusetts
Manikas. A. and Y. L. Chang. 2006. Effective Work Ordering in a Constrained Manufacturing Environment. Proceedings of the 36th International Conference on Computers and Industrial Engineering, Taipei, Taiwan
Manikas, A., S. Gavirneni, and Y. L. Chang. DSI 2007, Phoenix, Arizona. “Salvage Manipulators as an ATO Coordination Mechanism”
Manikas, A., S. Gavirneni, and Y. L. Chang. INFORMS 2007, Seattle, Washington. “Efficient n-Supplier Coordination”
Manikas, A., and Y. L. Chang. INFORMS International 2007, Puerto Rico. “Multi-Criteria Sequence Dependent Job Shop Scheduling Using Genetic Algorithms”
Manikas, A., M. Ferguson, and Y. L. Chang. POMS 2007, Dallas, Texas. “A Heuristic for Commodity Procurement in the Presence of Price Discounting”
Manikas, Andrew. DSI SE 2007, Savannah, Georgia. “The Importance of Using Historical Commodity Spot Prices.”
Manikas, A., Y. L. Chang, and M. Ferguson. DSI 2006, San Antonio, Texas. “Commodity Forward Buys at a Two-Stage Distributor”
Manikas, A., Y. L. Chang, and M. Ferguson. INFORMS 2006, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. “An Improved Heuristic for Commodity Forward Buys”
Manikas, Andrew. INFORMS SE 2006, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. “Optimal Production in an Emissions Permit Constrained Environment”
Manikas, A. and Y. L. Chang. POMS 2006, Boston, Massachusetts. “Job Shop Rescheduling Due to Unplanned Supply Chain Disruptions via Scatter Search”
