Bio of Sandra Transchel
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Sandra Transchel |
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Assistant Professor of Supply Chain Management |
Introduction
Dr. Sandra Transchel joined the Smeal College of Business in November 2008. She received her PhD from the University of Mannheim, Germany in September 2008 and graduated in March 2004 with a Master degree in Business Mathematics from the Otto-von-Guericke University in Magdeburg, Germany. Currently, Dr. Transchel teaches a course in Supply Chain Management.
Current Research
Dr. Transchel's current research interest focuses on perishable product inventory control in retailing and on the interface of inventory control and marketing. In particular, she is interested in analyzing replenishment policies of perishable products, e.g., fresh food, and problems where pricing decisions are considered jointly with logistics decisions in retail or manufacturing environments.
Expertise
Inventory Management,
Revenue Management,
Sales and Operations Management
Publication List
Transchel, S., Minner, S., "The impact of dynamic pricing on the economic ordering decisions", European Journal of Operational Research, Forthcoming.
Transchel, S., Minner, S. , "Dynamic pricing and replenishment in the warehouse scheduling problem - A common cycle approach", International Journal of Production Economics, Forthcoming.
Kelle, P., Transchel, S., Minner, S., "Buyer-supplier cooperation and negotiation support with random yield consideration", International Journal of Production Economics, Forthcoming.
Transchel, S., Minner, S. , "Simultaneous optimization of procurement lot-size and dynamic selling prices when the supplier offers an all-unit quantity discount", BuR-Business Research (2008), 1 (1), pp. 125-141.
Inderfurth, K., Transchel, S., "Note on "Myopic heuristics for the random yield problem"", Operations Research (2007), 55 (1), pp. 1183-1186.
Education
Ph.D.,
Supply Chain Management,
University of Mannheim,
2008
MS,
Business Mathematics,
University of Magdeburg,
2004
Courses
SCM 404, SCM Demand Fulfillment
