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Dr. William G. Ferrell is a Professor in the Department of Industrial Engineering (IE) at Clemson University. He is also the Fluor International Supply Chain Professor & Associate Dean of the Graduate School. Dr. Ferrell has a BA in Physics from Wake Forest University, MS in Nuclear Science and Engineering Virginia Tech, and a Ph.D. in Operations Research at North Carolina State University.
His research interests are supply chain logistics systems design and analysis, warehouse operations modeling.
In this episode of the podcast, Dr. Ferrell gives a general overview of the different aspects of his research, his industry experience, and how he uses OR to make better designs. He also gives insight into: (i) the difference between methodological and application-driven research; (ii) the importance of learning how to model; (iii) becoming an independent researcher and exploring your own ideas.
To learn more about Dr. Ferrell, make sure to visit his personal page.
By Clemson University INFORMS Student ChapterDr. William G. Ferrell is a Professor in the Department of Industrial Engineering (IE) at Clemson University. He is also the Fluor International Supply Chain Professor & Associate Dean of the Graduate School. Dr. Ferrell has a BA in Physics from Wake Forest University, MS in Nuclear Science and Engineering Virginia Tech, and a Ph.D. in Operations Research at North Carolina State University.
His research interests are supply chain logistics systems design and analysis, warehouse operations modeling.
In this episode of the podcast, Dr. Ferrell gives a general overview of the different aspects of his research, his industry experience, and how he uses OR to make better designs. He also gives insight into: (i) the difference between methodological and application-driven research; (ii) the importance of learning how to model; (iii) becoming an independent researcher and exploring your own ideas.
To learn more about Dr. Ferrell, make sure to visit his personal page.