Joseph S. Martinich
Adjunct Lecturer in Operations and Manufacturing Management
Area of Expertise:
Economic Development, Environmental Economics, Supply Chain, Operations, and Technology
Research Interests:
Environmental Sustainability, Lean and Green Operations
Selected Publications:
- "Facility Location and the Theory of Production", Issue 1, 252, with A. Hurter, 1989
- "Production and Operations Management: An Applied Modern Approach", Issue 1, 944, 1997
- "Network Production-Location Problems Under Price Uncertainty", European Journal of Operational Research, Issue 2, 183-197, with A. Hurter, 1984
- "Price Uncertainty, Factor Substitution and the Locational Bias of Business Taxes", Journal of Regional Science, Issue 2, 175-190, with A. Hurter, 1985
- "A Vertex-Closing Approach to the P-Center Problem", Naval Research Logistics, 185-201, 1988
- "The Critical Few Minutes in Scheduling Time-Varying Queuing Systems", Decision Sciences, 415-431, 2002
- "Takt Time Grouping: Implementing Kanban-Flow Manufacturing in an Unbalanced High Variation Cycle-Time Process with Moving Constraints", International Journal of Production Research, 6863-6877, with M. Millstein, 2014
Awards/Honors:
- Citizen of the Year, 2018, Creve Coeur, MO, 2018
Personal Interests:
Joseph Martinich likes to read about science and history, is an avid volleyball player, and dabbles in golf.
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Joseph Martinich is Professor Emeritus of Supply Chain and Analytics at the University of Missouri - St. Louis. He has worked with businesses on lean production, waste reduction, recycling, energy efficiency, and air quality management. Dr. Martinich is the author of two books and numerous professional articles and technical reports. His articles have appeared in leading journals, such as the <i>American Economic Review</i>, <i>Journal of Regional Science</i>, <i>Decision Sciences</i>, <i>European Journal of Operational Research</i>, <i>Naval Research Logistics</i>, and the <i>International Journal of Production Research</i>. His technical reports include recycling economic information studies of Missouri and the St. Louis and Kansas City Metro areas. Dr. Martinich has chaired the Energy and Environment Committee for the City of Creve Coeur, and he serves on the materials and recycling steering committee for OneSTL, a regional environmental planning group, and on an Advisory Board for Renew Missouri. Dr. Martinich currently teaches courses on lean production and the environmental aspects of business operations. He holds B.S. and Ph.D. degrees in Industrial Engineering and Management Sciences from Northwestern University and an MA in Economics from California State University-Fullerton.
Email: martinichjs@wustl.edu
PhD 1980, Northwestern University
MA 1975, California State University
BS 1972, Northwestern University
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