Corporate Scope Responses to Rival Acquisitions
by Dr Korcan Kavuşan
Associate Professor
Strategy and Entrepreneurship at Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University
12 March 2026
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by Dr Korcan Kavuşan
Associate Professor
Strategy and Entrepreneurship at Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University
12 March 2026
Corporate Scope Responses to Rival Acquisitions Read More »
by Dr Sheng Liu
Assistant Professor
Operations Management and Statistics, Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto
12 February 2026
Zoning in Emerging Logistics Systems: New Theory and Practice Read More »
by Dr Amy Ward
Rothman Family Professor
Operations Management, Booth School of Business, University of Chicago
6 February 2026
by Dr Xiaobing Ma
Professor, Vice Dean
School of Reliability and Systems Engineering, Beihang University
7 February 2026
by Zhang Zihan
PhD student
Department of Industrial Systems Engineering & Management, College of Design and Engineering, NUS
16 December 2025
Delay-Induced Arrival Correlation as a Double-edge Sword of Port Congestion Risk Read More »
by Dr Hoi-To Wai
Associate Professor
Department of Systems Engineering & Engineering Management, Chinese University of Hong Kong
28 November 2025
Yang Keat chose to pursue ISE because of its versatile nature. Before university, he was not entirely sure which career path he wanted to take, but he saw that ISE offered the perfect balance between technical skills and business acumen. What inspired him most was seeing how seniors from the program went on to thrive in such a wide range of industries—this flexibility gave him the confidence that ISE would open up many possibilities.
BEng (ISE) student – Tan Yang Keat Read More »
by Xiao Peihong
PhD student
Department of Industrial Systems Engineering & Management, College of Design and Engineering, NUS
18 November 2025
Post-Disruption Restoration for Water Distribution Networks Read More »
In recent years, Leslie has witnessed how global disruptions such as COVID-19, geopolitical tensions, and rising tariffs have placed immense pressure on businesses. For a resource-scarce nation like Singapore, securing raw materials, managing costs, and ensuring resilience are critical for survival. These challenges sparked Leslie’s interest in understanding supply chain dynamics, leading him to enrol in the MSc in Supply Chain Management programme at the Department of Industrial Systems Engineering and Management, National University of Singapore.
MSc (SCM) student – Leslie Lee Read More »
by Mei Leilei
PhD student
Department of Industrial Systems Engineering & Management, College of Design and Engineering, NUS
9 October 2025