27th ANNUAL CONFERENCE - British Academy of Management

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27th ANNUAL CONFERENCE

OF THE BRITISH ACADEMY OF MANAGEMENT Managing to Make a Difference 10th-12th September 2013, Aintree Racecourse, Liverpool Submission Dates: 15th January 2013: Paper Submission Opens 26th February 2013: Paper Submission Deadline

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Over 600 papers to be presented across 24 Tracks Excellent networking opportunities Workshops, symposia and Special Interest Group meetings High profile plenary sessions Professional Development Workshops Gala Dinner and New Members’ Champagne Breakfast NETWORKING “A really good opportunity to step back, network with colleagues, and consider a broad and cross-discipline range of approaches to knowledge and learning”. Dr John Neugebauer BRISTOL BUSINESS SCHOOL

FEEDBACK “I thoroughly enjoyed the BAM2012 Conference and will definitely be back next year. As an early career researcher the safe and supportive environment in which I was able to discuss my doctoral research, together with the expert advice and guidance I received, was invaluable.”

COMMUNITY “The BAM Conference is a great opportunity not just to engage with your core area of research but also to get to know of the emerging research areas in other disciplines especially in an era of multi-disciplinary research”. Dr Adolf Acquaye UNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD

Amanda Lee COVENTRY UNIVERSITY AND UNIVERSITY OF SURREY

Find more details on the event at: www.bam.ac.uk/bam2013 www.bam.ac.uk/bam2013

Conference Sub-Track Theme Operations, Logistics and Supply Chain Management The aim of the Operations, Logistics and Supply Chain Management Track is to foster debate and advance research, knowledge and understanding of operations, logistics and supply chain management fields. Globalisation of businesses and management influences the need to look at innovative ways in which organisational operations, logistics and supply chain systems must adapt in order to sustain their production and delivery of products and services. This track welcomes submission on any research topic related to this fields as outlined below: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.

Low carbon supply chain / green supply chain / sustainable supply chain Risk and uncertainty in supply chain IT-enabled supply chain Supply chain technology (e.g. RFID) Supply network and supply chain configuration Supplier relationship Logistics system and distribution network Reverse logistics Third Party Logistics / Fourth Party Logistics Manufacturing Resource Planning / Enterprise Resource Planning Just In Time Total Quality Management New forms of logistics (e.g. Transformational logistics) New forms of Operations Management New forms of Supply Chain Management.