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ISB – POMS Workshop 2024
The 7th ISB-POMS workshop is aimed at showcasing cutting-edge academic research in the area of Operations Management Advances in Emerging Markets.
Topics: The workshop will focus on diverse yet related topics such as agriculture and food supply chains, healthcare operations, pharmaceutical supply networks, retail operations, risk management, and sustainability that are motivated by problems in emerging economies, using datasets from these settings and/or has policy implications for these contexts. However, these attributes are not necessary for submission. All methodologies (analytical modeling, empirical modeling, statistics) are welcome, and the emphasis is on the rigorous execution of these methodologies and the practical relevance of the results.
Format: The workshop will comprise a single track of approximately ten high-quality presentations over 1.5 working days. Each presentation will be of 30 minutes, followed by 15 minutes of discussion. In addition to the presentations, the workshop programme will include keynote talks and a dedicated slot for a poster session featuring the work of PhD students.
Keynote Speakers
Kamalini Ramdas
Professor of Management Science and Operations;
Deloitte Chair in Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Jan C. Fransoo
Professor of Operations and Logistics Management in the Department of Information Systems & Operations Management at Tilburg University
Submission
Submission guidelines: To be considered for the workshop, authors must submit an extended abstract of four pages via email to isb_poms@isb.edu by April 30, 2024. It should describe the contextual motivation of the research problem, a brief discussion of the methodology used, the main results, and policy/managerial implications. The abstract should also clearly state whether the submission is toward the presentation track or the poster session. Submissions will be peer-reviewed, and final acceptance decisions will be communicated by May 15, 2024.
Important Dates:
Abstract submission |
April 30, 2024 |
Notification of acceptances |
May 15, 2024 |
Registration Deadline |
June 20, 2024 |
Workshop |
July 11 - 12, 2024 |
Please submit abstracts by email to : isb_poms@isb.edu
Registration
The registration fee for non-student attendees is INR 8000 (USD 100) and INR 2000 (USD 25) for student attendees. Registration fees will be waived for presenters. On-site registration during the workshop is strictly subject to the availability of seating capacity. Limited financial support will be provided to the presenters.
Steering Committee
Sumit Kunnumkal (ISB), Sripad Devalkar (ISB), Nagesh Murthy (U Oregon, POMS Board), Subodha Kumar (Temple, POMS Board).
Workshop Co-Chairs
Parshuram Hotkar (parshuram_hotkar@isb.edu), Vishwakant Malladi (vishwakant_malladi@isb.edu), Kashish Arora (Kashish_Arora@isb.edu).
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Accommodation
The 7th ISB-POMS workshop will take place at ISB. A limited number of rooms have been blocked at special ISB-POMS workshop rate both on campus and at nearby hotels.
HOTEL |
FACILITIES |
Indian School of Business Gachibowli |
Accommodation is arranged at ISB Campus. Guests can avail of campus facilities that include a gymnasium, squash, basketball, badminton and tennis courts, pool and billiards tables and a swimming pool. The ISB campus also has a banking counter with a 24X7 ATM, a convenience store, a book shop and a coffee shop. |
Please Note: The above mentioned tariff remains exclusive for the ISB-POMS Workshop
Other attractions in Hyderabad
Hyderabad city is known for its rich history, food and its multi-lingual culture, both geographically and culturally. Hyderabad is a city with a perfect blend of the old and the new. A city steeped in culture, whose landscape is dotted with monuments dating to centuries ago. For your convenience, we list a few places below. You can find information about Hyderabad at http://www.telanganatourism.gov.in/. For an aerial view of Hyderabad visit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxiv4HNGsPY.
Places to shop:
1) Shilparamam –handicrafts made in the villages of the state
2) Lepakshi Handcrafts Emporium –handicrafts, artwork, clothing
3) Laad or Chudi Bazaar – Artificial jewellery especially bangles and pearls, spices, antique items For more options to shop, visit https://www.happytrips.com/hyderabad/travel-guide/10-places-to-go-shoppi...
Places to visit:
1) Charminar – Mosque of the four minarets
2) Golconda fort – known for the fantastic acoustic effects
3) Salarjung Museum – Collection includes sculptures, paintings, carvings, ceramics etc.
4) Falaknuma Palace – Beautiful palace that is now run as a hotel by the Taj Group For more options to visit https://www.tripadvisor.in/Attractions-g297586-Activities-Hyderabad_Hyde...
Food to try:
1) Hyderabadi Biryani – Rice preparation with meat. Famous places for this dish - Bawarchi, Paradise, Trident
2) South Indian breakfast – Typically made with rice and lentils. Famous places- chutneys, village aharam
3) Thali – Selection of several foods served on a platter. Famous places – Dakshin, ITC Kakathiya for south indian thali, Khandani Rajdhani for Rajastani and Gujarati thali.
4) Nawabi Kababs – Meat cooked with spices in a clay pot oven. Famous places – Exotica, Paradise, Ohri's Rubaiyat, Dhaba Estd 1986 Delhi For more options on places to eat, visit https://www.zomato.com/hyderabad/top-restaurants.
