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Mike Tse

Yr Athro Mike Tse

Professor in Operations Management

Ysgol Busnes Caerdydd

Email
TseM1@caerdydd.ac.uk
Telephone
+44 29225 11764
Campuses
Adeilad Aberconwy, Ystafell E23a, Rhodfa Colum, Cathays, Caerdydd, CF10 3EU

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I joined the Logistics and Operations Management (LOM) Section in Cardiff Business School in Jan 2020. Before that, I worked as a Senior Lecturer (Associate Professor) at the York Management School (TYMS) in the University of York.  In 2018, I served as Head of the Operation Management Group in the TYMS.

My research activities started in the Business Automotive Laboratory in the Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University.  In 2008, I left that post to pursue my PhD research at the University of Nottingham. To date, my research interests have been in the fields of Operations Management and Data Analytics, in particular the area of risk and resilience in both supply chain and big data environments. I have gained wide recognition in this field, both nationally and internationally. Much of my research focuses on the investigation of risk dimensions and risk remedy practices that organisations adopt in a changing and complex environment. Faced with uncertainties and environmental dynamism, organisations are having to find alternative ways to react and survive in company and/or supply chain crises. My interest is in how companies and their decision-makers respond to a devastating crisis (such as a product recall incident), an event that demands a quick and effective risk management strategy and changes in the nature of company operations. In order to ensure organisational resilience, such changes will often involve new activities, skill-sets and technologies.

My other chief research interest is the application of Social Media Analytics in company crises. This is a spin-off from two of my previous projects, funded by the British Academy and Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport. Here, I use a cross-disciplinary approach to study practical research problems. For example, I have worked with colleagues in the fields of Computer Science and Sociology to develop an analytical approach to integrating secondary data, empirical data and social media data to study the stakeholder perceptions towards supply chain scandals, such as the Horsemeat Scandal and Volkswagen Emissions Scandal.  

More recently I have explored how to conduct risk and resilience analysis by integrating different types of data sources, such as financial, panel data and social media data. This work, supported by grants funded by CESFS and N8 AgriFood, aims to trace the UK food chain(s) by using secondary data, and explores how to integrate various secondary and open data sources to understand the adoption and diffusion of resilient practices in UK food supply chains.

As a teacher, I am passionate about developing new interactive teaching approaches. At the very beginning of my career, while working at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University, I started designing and developing an OM simulation platform. Educational simulation games I developed ten years ago, related to ERP and logistics operations, are still being used in some higher education institutes. Motivated by the belief that game-based simulation teaching approaches provide an interactive platform for students to apply and/or test their OM knowledge in a risk-free environment, I continue to develop new simulation games in lean management and procurement management for training students at both bachelor and master levels.

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Research areas: Supply Chain Quality Management, Supply Chain Risk and Resilience, Big Data Analytics, Social Media Data Analytics, Sustainable Supply Chain, Food Supply Chain, OM Simulation Game

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