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THE DETAILED REPORT ON: NSRC 2017

(1st National Student Research Conference)

THEME: - COMPETITIVE MANUFACTURING STRATEGIES BY LEVERAGING TECHNOLOGY

Date & Time of Program: 10th November 2017

Venue: Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik

Program In-charge: Dr. Sachin Modgil

Student team & batch:

NSRC 2017
Faculty Convener: Dr. Sachin Modgil & Dr. Rohit Singh
Student Conveners: Naveen Sankarapu, Yash Sharma
Verticals	Programs and Events	Registration	Compering
Heads	Madhura Videkar	Mihir Gadre	Athira Ajith Shirley
Team Members	Aparna Gudikandula	Kiran Mokal	Aman Wasade
	Somya Agrawal	Makarand Sonawane	Sounak Ghosh
	Sudip Sethi	Aditi Shinde	Ritu Sharma
		Neha Madelwar

Details of the Visited Guests / speakers with mail-id, phone nos.& address:

NSRC Speakers: 10th November 2017
Sr No.	Guest Name	College	Designation	Location	Email ID	Contact No.
1	Dr.Joginder Lamba	K.J. Somaiya Institute of Management and Research	Professor and Head Operations and SCM Department	Mumbai	jlamba@somaiya.edu	9223318804
2	Dr.Pawar Padmakar	K. K. Wagh Institute of Engineering Education & Research	Head -Graduate Program, Department of Industrial Engineering	Nashik	jpawar@kkwagh.edu.in	9850972420

Agenda:

National Student Research Conference
Venue: Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik
Theme: Competitive Manufacturing Strategies by Leveraging Technology
Time	Date 10th November 2017
9:00 am -10:00 am	Registration & Tea
10:00 am – 10:15 am	Opening Ceremony- Welcome by Compering team, Lighting the Lamp
10:15 am – 10:30 am	Welcome note by Dr. Sachin Modgil, Faculty Convener
10:30 am – 11:00 am	Keynote : Dr.Joginder Lamba (K.J. Somaiya Institute of Management and Research, Mumbai)
11:00 am – 11:45 am	Keynote : Dr.Pawar Padmakar (K.K.Wagh Institute of Engineering Education & Research, Nashik)
11:45 am – 12:00 pm	Tea Break
12:00 pm – 01:30 pm	Technical Papers Session 1	Technical Papers Session 2
01:30 pm - 02:15 pm	Lunch

02:15 pm - 03:00 pm	Keynote : Dr. Aasha Sharma (SIOM, Nashik)
03:00 pm - 04:15 pm	Technical Papers Session 3	Technical Papers Session 4
04:15 pm - 04:30 pm	Tea Break
04:30 pm – 05:30 pm	Panel Discussion
05:30 pm – 05:40 pm	Vote of Thanks
05:40 pm – 05:50 pm	Prize Distribution by Director, SIOM
05:50 pm – 06:00 pm	Closing Ceremony

Program Summary:

NSRC 2017 a one full day National conference on 'Operations and Supply Chain Management'. The theme for the conference was ‘Competitive Manufacturing Strategies by Leveraging Technology'. Students from different colleges participated in the conference and as many as 17 research papers were presented in the one-day session i.e. November 2017. The event began with a welcome and singing of the national anthem followed by speech by convener Dr Sachin Modgil about the importance of Manufacturing Strategies by Leveraging Technology in today's arena for success in business. First speech was by Dr.Joginder Lamba, Professor and Head Operations and SCM Department, K. J. Somaiya Institute of Management Studies and Research College delivering his talk focused on Risk Management in Supply Chain. Next presentation was followed by Dr.P.J.Pawar, K. K. Wagh Institute of Engineering Education & Research on optimization of supply chain. There were paper presentations by students, academicians from different colleges.

It was followed by technical paper presentations. Student from different colleges presented paper on Research/Summer Internship project that was done in the past.

Post lunch session was started by Key note speaker presentation by Dr. Aasha Sharma, Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Faculty in Marketing about Sustainability in Manufacturing. It was followed by technical paper presentations. Next event for the day is panel discussion by Dr. Shilpa Parkhi,Dr. Aditi Mishal, Dr. Ratna Paluri, Prof. Prashant and Prof. Rishabh Jain acting as a Moderator for the discussion on ‘Make in India Challenges- Vision 2030’.

The conference ended with a thanks giving by the student conveners and prize distribution by director to all the winners.

Winners of Best paper Presentation:-

Rank	Authors	Competition	Paper Title
1	Jayshree Sanjay Vaishnav, Dr.Ajay Shukla	Best Paper Competition	An Empirical Study of Investors Perception towards Derivatives Market with Respect to Futures & Options in Nashik City
2	Shashank Shekar	Best Paper Competition	Designing and Quantifying of KRAs for Sales Team
3	Sagar Gupta	Best Paper Competition	Transportation Model of Secondary Movements and Suggest an Alternative Model which Optimizes Lead Time and Cost

Photos:

A great kickoff to NSRC 2017 (L-R : Dr.P.J.Pawar, Prof.Vanadana Sonwaney,Dr.Joginder Lamba,Dr.Rohit Singh,Dr.Sachin Modgil)

Dr. Sachin Modgil opening the conference by delivering Welcome note to all the esteemed guests, delegates and students of SIOM.

Dr.Joginder Lamba, Professor and Head Operations and SCM Department from K. J. Somaiya Institute of Management Studies and Research enlighting us on Risk Management in Supply Chain.

Dr. Sachin Modgil felicitates Dr.P.J.Pawar, Professor from K. K. Wagh Institute of Engineering Education & Research, Nashik

Dr.Pawar Padmakar on Optimization of supply chain

Ms. Mansi Patil presenting the paper on implementation of GST using SAP

Dr. Shilpa Parkhi felicitates Dr. Aasha Sharma, Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management

Winner of the Paper Presentation at NSRC 2017 Jayshree Sanjay Vaishnav

Winner of the Paper Presentation at NSRC 2017 Shashank Shekar

Winner of the Paper Presentation at NSRC 2017 Sagar Gupta

Dr. Sachin Modgil felicitates Prof.Vanadana Sonwaney, Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management

Paper ID	Author	Affiliation	Paper Title
1	Manasi Patil	Gokhale Education Society's J.D.C. Bytco Institute of management studies and research	GST implementation using SAP
2	Sharwari Waghmare	Sandip institute of technology and research centre	Statistical quality control as a strategic competitive advantage.
3	Trupti Jagtap	Sandip Institute of Technology Research Centre(MBA Department)	Operations Capabilities and Strategic Competencies: Transform and Leverage
4	Abhishek Kumar	Sandip Institute of Technology Research Centre(MBA Department)	Role Of Third Party Logistics In The Rise Of Digital India
5	Jayshree Sanjay Vaishnav	Ashoka Business School	An Empirical Study of Investors Perception Towards Derivatives Market With Respect To Futures & Options in Nashik City
6	Dr Nitin Sharma	TIMSR, Mumbai	An Empirical Study of Employee Satisfaction in Anik Industries Ltd-With Special Reference to Bhopal City.
7	Sarang Dani Pooja Dani Dr Avdhoot Pol	SIBAR, Kondhwa	Millennial’s awareness about Industry 4.0 and critical study of readiness of millennial for employability opportunity with the industries belongs to Industry 4.0 with respect to Indian Context.
8	Amit Punjabi	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Order Management Mapping and Lead Time Reduction
9	Swathi Warrier	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Development of Project Management Resource Centre Portal at Reliance Industries Limited
10	Akanksha Singh	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	ERP (Oracle Cloud) Solution to Client’s Requirement in Procure to Pay Cycle of the Business
11	Sharvari Desai	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Design and Implement Material Feeding System between Warehouse and Assembly Line
12	Kirti Rajpal	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Profit and Loss Analysis on Energy Project Deployment at Indus Towers Ltd.
13	Ashima Ganju	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	To Reduce the Time Taken for Recruiting Candidates at Capgemini India using Lean Six Sigma Approach
14	Videtha Ghai	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Warehouse Capacity Planning and Utilization
15	Shubham Jain	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Implementation of Kitting Process in Engine Subassembly Line
16	Saikat Chandra	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Creating a Standardized Operating Procedure for the Supply Chain Process
17	Takshil Nagar	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Strategic Procurement: Material Cost Reduction
18	Sagar Gupta	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Transportation Model of Secondary Movements and Suggest an Alternative Model which Optimizes Lead Time and Cost
19	Chinmay Seth	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Automated System for Tracking Performance Parameters
20	Priyanka	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Supplier Data Analytics and Automation of Reporting
21	Manoj Sharma	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Design Models for Demand and Supply Planning to Improve the Service Levels
22	Ashmi Nagdeve	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Time Optimization and Process Performance Improvement in Village Chilling Unit (VCU) Cell and OEE Analysis of Milk Pouch Packing Machine
23	Shivanshu Shukla	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Quality Management System Implementation and Routine Quality Assurance Activities
24	Shashank Shekhar	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Designing and Quantifying of KRAs for Sales Team
25	Shefali Chaudhary	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Cost Optimization of Office Facilities for a Company
26	Gunichha Bansod K R Arpita Utkarsh Gupta Madhura Videkar	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Measurement of Overall Equipment Effectiveness
27	Pratik More Munish Bimal Sanket Patil Toyesh Patra	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Analysis of Performance Indicators in Health Care Industry using Analytic Hierarchy Process
28	Aditi Shinde Damini Mishra Gaurav Bhosale N Saurabh Ranjan	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Development of Lean Measurement Index for Manufacturing Firm
29	ATHIRA.A.S. AMAN WASADE PRATIK WAGH PARTH UPADHYAY	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Prioritizing the Lean Criteria in Supply Chain Management using TOPSIS
30	Aksheka Keerti	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Modeling of Lean Supply Chain Enablers using ISM

Details of Abstract Publication:The accepted abstracts are published in ISBN numbered proceeding. ISBN– 978-93-86724-17-5. This proceeding is published by Excel India Publishers, New Delhi for Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management.

Editors Details:

Dr. Sachin Modgil
Dr. Rohit Singh
Dr. Vandana Sonwaney

Name & Sign of Event In charge:- Dr. Sachin Modgil

Designation Assistant Professor (Operations and Supply Chain)

THE DETAILED REPORT ON:ICOSCM 2016

(International Conference on Operations and Supply Chain Management)

THEME: -CONTEMPORARY RESEARCH TRENDS IN OPERATIONS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

Date & Time of Program:11th – 13th August 2016

Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nasik

Program In-charge: Dr. Rohit Singh

Student team &batch:

Details of the Visited Guests / speakers with mail-id, phone nos.& address:

ICOSCM Speakers: 11th August 2016
Sr No.	Guest Name	Organization	Designation	Location	Email ID	Contact No.
1	Mrs. Neelam Singh	Arc advisory group	Senior Analyst	Bangalore	NSingh@arcweb.com	9980688300
2	Prof. Nyoman Pujawan	Sepuluh Nopember Institute of Technology	Head -Graduate Program, Department of Industrial Engineering	Indonesia	pujawan@gmail.com	+62 8180 05658891
3	Prof. Kampan Mukharjee	IIM Kashipur	Dean , Planning & Development	Kashipur	kampan.mukherjee@iimkashipur.ac.in	7500739000
4	Prof. Padmanav Acharya	NITIE	Professor	Mumbai	pacharya.nitie@gmail.com	9819001723
5	Prof. S G Deshmukh	IIITM Gwalior/IIT Delhi	Director	Gwalior	deshmukh.sg@gmail.com	9425786444
6	Prof. S Rangnekar	IIT R	Professor	Roorkee	Srangnekar1@gmail.com	9410543454

ICOSCM Speakers: 12th August 2016
Sr No.	Guest Name	Organization	Designation	Location	Email ID	Contact No.
1	Prof. Jaideep Motwani	Grand Valley State University, USA	Chairperson and Professor of Management	USA	jaideepgmotwani@gmail.com	8291484321
2	Prof. Manoj Dash	IIITM Gwalior	Professor	Gwalior	manojctp@gmail.com	9981380256
3	Mrs. Ramya Mishra	PR 365	Director	Delhi	ramyam2000@gmail.com	9650901186

ICOSCM Speakers: 13th August 2016
Sr No.	Guest Name	Designation	Organization	Location	Email ID	Contact No.
1	Dr. Praveen Gedam	Transport Commissioner	IAS officer	Mumbai	N.A.	N.A.
2	Mr. P B Joshi	Deputy General Manager	HAL	Nashik, Maharashtra	prakash@hal-india.com	8378932582
3	Mr. Naval Sabharwal	Global Head - Supply Chain and Logistics	Ramco Systems	Mumbai	naval.sabharwal@gmail.com	9930965640
4	Mr. Sony Thomas	Distribution Consultant,	Caterpillar	Bengaluru, Karnataka	Thomas_Sony@cat.com	9886732079
4	Mr. Sony Thomas	Industry Solutions, Components & Distribution (ISCD) Division	Caterpillar	Bengaluru, Karnataka	Thomas_Sony@cat.com	9886732079
5	Mr. Vijay Varada	Operations Head	Fractal Works	Bengaluru, Karnataka	vjvarada@fracktal.in	9035061090
6	Mr. Mohan Raghavan	Vice President	Mahindra and Mahindra	Mumbai	raghavanr.mohan@mahindra.com	9892027847
7	Mr. Rajeev Papneja	COO & EVP	ESDS Software Solutions Pvt. Ltd.	Nashik, Maharashtra	rajeev.papneja@esds.co.in	9881233354

Program Summary:

COSCM 2016 a three-day international conference on 'Operations and Supply Chain Management.' The theme for the conference was 'Contemporary Trends in Operations and Supply Chain Management.' A large number of academicians, research scholars, industry personnel and students from all over the world participated in the conference and as many as 64 research papers were presented in the two-day sessions i.e. 11th & 12th Aug 2016.

The event began with a welcome and singing of the national anthem followed by speeches by convener Dr Rohit Singh and director Dr Vandana Sonwaney. Dr Rlohit Singh talked about the importance of operations and supply chain in today's arena for success in business, Dr Sonwaney talked about transformations in business, about Nashik being an industrial hub. First day saw Neelam Singh, senior analyst, ARC Advisory group delivering her talk focused on megatrends in logistics, E-commerce, Augmented Reality, and Robotics & Automation in supply chain design. Dr. Nyoman Pujawan, ITS Indonesia followed with his speech focused on uncertainty in handling in logistics sector which included typology of uncertainties, strategies for dealing with uncertainties, problems with truck transport time and various research implications. Prof Kamapan Mukherjee, dean, IIM Kashipur shared valuable insights on sustainability in operations management and related issues. Prof Padmanav Acharya, NITIE Mumbai delivered his talk on System's modelling in operations and supply chain management. Prof S G Deshmukh, IIITM, Gwalior talked about research in supply chain management. Prof S Rangnekar, IIT Roorkee, spoke about Humanitarian supply chain management and highlighted the importance of people in various areas of operations and supply chain management. There were paper presentations by students, academicians and delegates round the globe. In the evening a corporate dinner was organised for all the delegates. Day two started with a warm welcome and short recap of the previous day's happenings. It was followed by Prof Jaideep Motwani, Seidman College Of Business, USA delivering his speech on 'The new supply chain management agenda: from the board room to the class room' where he talked about his work on lean supply chain practices, supply chain tipping points, talent building and focused on practical experiences rather than bookish knowledge. Prof Manoj Kumar Dash, IIIT Gwalior talked about data analytics for supply chain decisions.

It was followed by technical paper presentations. Post presentations, Ramya Mishra, Director, PR365 touched upon the importance of PR in successes of any brand or organisation in her speech.The day ended with York Tour and Networking dinner on campus.

The last day was Industrial Workshop which started with the speech of the guest of honour—Dr Praveen Gedam, transport commissioner, Mumbai.

As former Nashik Municipal Commissioner, he talked about the operational excellence that went into arranging the mammoth Kumbhmela at Nashik. The day proceeded with delegates from reputed business firms like Mahindra & Mahindra, Ramco Systems, HAL, Caterpillar, ESDS Software Solutions, Fractal Works and NEC, enlightening audiences with talks on Impact of GST on Overall Business, Contemporary Research trends in SCM, Procurement Management in HAL, Supply Chain Design Trends, Role of Cloud Computing and Big Data Analytics in SCM, 3D Printing and Best Practices at NEC respectively.The conference ended with a thanks giving by the convener and director to all the dignitaries, speakers and students.

Winners of Best paper Presentation:-

Rank	Authors	Competition	Paper Title
1	Yuvraj Gajpal, Shuai Zhang, Mohamed Abdulkader and S.S. Appadoo Asper School of Business, Canada	Best Paper Competition	Routing Alternative Fuel-powered vehicles for Garbage Collection
2	Nishant Singh, Chetan Saxena and Naman Singh	Best Paper Competition	Vendor Rating & Inventory Management in an Indian Start-up : A combined AHP-TOPSIS approach
3	Pankaj Sharma and Makarand Kulkarni	Best Paper Competition	Idea for a Lean-Agile Supply chain for the Armed Forces

A great kickoff to ICOSCM 2016 (L-R : Mrs Neelam Singh, Prof.Kampan Mukherjee, Prof.PadmanavAcharya, Prof.Vanadana Sonwaney, Prof.NyomanPujawan)

Dr. Vandana Sonwaney opening up the conference to all the esteemed guests, delegates and students of SIOM.

ICOSCM 2016 Venue : Green Turf, Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nasik

Dr.Rohit Singh opening the conference by delivering Welcome note to all the esteemed guests, delegates and students of SIOM

Ms.Neelam Singh, Senior Consultant from ARC Advisory Group enlighting us on Megatrends Reshaping Logistics.

Professor Nyoman Pujawan, Professor from ITS, Indonesia

Prof.Kampan Mukherjee, Dean, IIM Kashipur talks about some issues and perspectives of Sustainability in Operations Management.

Our Keynote Prof.Padmanav Acharya from NITIE, Mumbai.

Our Keynote Prof. S. G. Deshmukh, Director- IIIT Gwalior.

Our Keynote Prof. S. Rangnekar, IIT Roorkee

Our Keynote Prof.JaideepMotwani, Seidman College of Business, USA

Our Keynote Prof.ManojDash, IIIT Gwalior

Our guest of honour today - Dr. Praveen Gedam, Transport Commissioner of Mumbai.

Ex Municipal Commissioner of Nasik - Dr. Praveen Gedam shares his experience during Nasik Kumbh.

Keynote speaker - Mr.Ravindra Kumar, Deputy General Manager - Hindustan Aeronautics Limited spoke to us about Procurement Management in HAL.

Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management signs anMoU with Nashik Engineering Cluster for the technical development of the students and add to the operational environment.

Dr.Rohit Singh, Convener - ICOSCM 2016 felicitates Mr. Naval Sabharwal, Global Head of Supply Chain and Logistics at Ramco Systems

Mr. Mohan Raghavan, Senior Vice President - Mahindra and Mahindra spoke to us regarding GST and new challenges for the industry.

Mr. Sony Thomas, Distribution Consultant at Caterpillar Supply Chain and Analytics shared his insights about new trends in Supply Chain Design.

Mr. Vijay, Mr.Aniket from Fracktal Works, the future of 3D printing being felicitated by Prof.SurendraKansara, Prof.Prashant Barge

Winner of the Paper Presentation at ICOSCM 2016 Dr YuvrajGajpal, Asper School of Business, Canada

Media coverage:

Runners Up for the paper presentation at ICOSCM 2016. ChetanSaxena and Naman Singh from Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nasik.

Published in Lokmat News network dated 09August 2016

Published in Economic Times dated 11August 2016

Published in Lokmat News network dated 09August 2016

List of papers Accepted :-

Paper ID	Author	Affiliation	Paper Title
36	Mrunalini Dodkey	SIOM Nashik	Integrating SME’s of Indian Switchgear and Transformer Industry using Lean Supply Chain Management Practices
38	Arshiya Mahajan	self(student)	Green Evolution in Hospitality Management
39	Dr. Anil Kumar	BML Munjal University	Deciding the vendor selection criteria for capital procurement
39	Dr. Manoj Kumar Dash	Indian Institute of Information Technology & Management
40	Ridhima Arora	BML Munjal University	Utilization of big data to enhance speed of idea generation
	Dr. Anil Kumar	BML Munjal University
	Dr. Shrawan Kumar Trivedi	BML Munjal University
41	Manish Verma	McMaster University, Canada	A framework for locating and equipping marine oil-response facilities
42	Manish Verma	McMaster University, Canada	An analytical approach to rail-truck intermodal transportation of hazardous materials with capacity selection & terminal congestion
43	Pankaj Sharma	IIT Delhi	Idea for a Lean-Agile supply chain for the Armed Forces
43	Makarand Kulkarni	IIT Bombay	Idea for a Lean-Agile supply chain for the Armed Forces
44	Dr Ashok Matani	Government College of Engineering, AMRAVATI	Synchronizing Electrical Energy Generation and Distribution Supply Chains
45	Dr Ashok Matani	Government College of Engineering, AMRAVATI	Greener Supply Chains Towards Environmental Protection in Food Processing Industries
46	Karuppanna Prasad N	TVSTS Ltd, India	A review on the experimental usage of classical, Shanin and Taguchi design of experiment (DOE) with Data Mining approach using six sigma DMAIC.
	Sekar K	NIT-Calicut
	Manohar M	ISRO, India
47	Anil Sathe	ACE SCM Solutions, India	Performance Measurement of supply chain: a changing paradigm
48	Haimanti Pal	JADAVPUR UNIVERSITY	Optimal replenishment policy and preservation technology investment for a non-instantaneous deteriorating item with stock-dependent demand
	Sudarshan Bardhan	HALDIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
	Bibhas Giri	JADAVPUR UNIVERSITY
49	Protik Basu	Army Institute of Management	Role of HR in Lean Manufacturing Implementation – a Comprehensive Study
49	Pranab K Dan	Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur
50	Sudarshan Bardhan	Jadavpur University	Coordinating a Three-echelon Supply Chain with Uncertain Demand and Random Yield
	Bibhas Giri	Jadavpur University
	Tarun Maiti	Jadavpur University
51	Kalidas K	Hindusthan Institute Of Technology	Investigations on raw material supplier selection methodology using fuzzy logic
51	K. Sundaraj	Hindusthan Institute Of Technology
52	Naveen Jain	National Institute of Technology, Raipur	A Hybrid model based on SWARA and WASPAS MCDM methods for supplier selection
	Amitraj Singh	National Institute of Technology, Raipur
	Akhilesh Kumar Choudhary	IIITDM, Jabalpur, India
53	Vikas Thakur	IIT, Roorkee	Questionnaire survey on various issues of healthcare waste management in India
53	Ramesh Anbanandam	IIT, Roorkee
54	Yuvraj Gajpal	Asper School of Business, University of Manitoba, Canada	Routing Alternative Fuel-powered Vehicles for Garbage Collection
	Shuai Zhang	University of Manitoba, Canada
	Mohamed Abdulkader	Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Manitoba, Canada
	S. S. Appadoo	Asper School of Business, University of Manitoba, Canada
55	Sneha Kumari	Symbiosis International University	Role of Big Data in Decision Making
	Shirish Jeble	Symbiosis International University
	Yogesh Patil	Symbiosis International University
56	Minal Uprety	Prestige Institute of Management & Research, Indore	Service Quality in Selected Hospitals in Indore City: An Empirical Study
	Sonam Mathur	Prestige Institute of Management & Research, Indore
	Sarfaraz Ansari	Prestige Institute of Management & Research, Indore
57	Rohit Titiyal	IIT Kharagpur	Reverse logistics network design and re manufacturing using new module supplier
58	Ajith Kumar	XLRI Xavier School of Management	A tabu search heuristic with discrete-event simulation for scheduling staff in call centers
59	Dr. Vivek Agrawal	GLA University, Mathura	ISM Based modeling of supply chain management enablers
	Professor Anand Mohan Agrawal	GLA University, Mathura
	Sucheta Agarwal	Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee
60	Brojeswar Pal	The University of Burdwan	Price and credit period sensitive competitive supply chain model
61	Dr Ashok Matani	Government College of Engineering, AMRAVATI	Ergonomics enhancing agricultural systems productivity
63	Dr. Vandana Sonwaney	SIU	Application of TQM in Resolving E-Commerce Challenges in Rural Markets
63	Sunny Oswal	SIU
65	Rajeev Sharma	Birla Institute of Management Technology	An Examination of Supply Chain Performance Factors based on the Quality of Relationships
65	Gaurav Tripathi	Birla Institute of Management Technology
67	Anand Sasikumar	Research Scholar,NITIE(National Institute of Industrial Engineering)	Moderating the effects of Lean manufacturing: A contextual framework with respect to process industry
67	Dr. Padmanav Acharya	Associate Professor, NITIE(National Institute of Industrial Engineering)
68	Dr Parikshit Kala	COER SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT	Logistics Management: Opportunities and Challenges with Reference to Selected Organizations
69	Mohit Agrawal	BITS Pilani	A System Dynamics Modeling Framework for Sustainable Supply Chain Management
69	Abhijeet Digalwar	BITS Pilani
70	Gopalakrishnan Narayanamurthy	Indian Institute of Management Kozhikode	Does magnitude of penalties matter? An empirical investigation in the healthcare context
70	Rachna Shah	Carlson School of Management, University of Minnesota, USA
71	Vilas Nair	SCMS COCHIN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS	Category Management: Enriching Customers private label purchase
71	Dr Susan Abraham	SCMS COCHIN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
72	Shiba Parhi	SIOM Nashik	Assessing Risk by the High Net worth Investors of India in Financial Decision
	Dr Mohammad Khalid Azam	Bett of Business Administration , AMU, Aligarh
	Dr M Venkateshawrlu	NITIE, Mumbai
73	Shiba Parhi	SIOM Nashik	Application of Behavioral Finance and econometrics to understand the High Net worth Individuals investors during Uncertainties and Risk in India
75	Karan Venkatesh	KK wagh	Application of optimizing techniques in Indian auto ancillary industries for SCM
76	Dr. Shilpa Parkhi	SIOM	Building the foundation for Supply Chain Costing by identifying and prioritizing the elements involved using Topsis.
76	Gary Cokins	United States
77	Krishana Kant Shukla	HAL Nasik	Military Aircraft lrus with MRO Supply chain improvement: Self Reliance in Aircraft MRO business and Sustainability for future
	Ravindra Kumar Chauhan	HAL Nasik
	Umashankar Aland	HAL Nasik
	Prakash Joshi	HAL Nasik
78	Dr. Shilpa Parkhi	SIOM	Redesign of Supply Chain Network of Footwear Manufacturing Company and impact of GST using Sensitivity Analysis tool
78	Udgar Antani	SIOM
79	Savitha Swaminathan	SSN college of Engineering	Energy efficient reconfigurable architecture for motion estimation in video coding
80	Pranav Dange	RCOEM Nagpur	Lot-Sizing for Forecasted Demand at Metal Finishing Industry
	Pranay Daharwal	RCOEM Nagpur
	Pravin Tambe	RCOEM
81	Nishant D. Singh	Fracktal Works Private Limited	Vendor Rating & Inventory Management in an Indian Start-up: A combined AHP-TOPSIS approach
	Dr Rohit Singh	Symbiosis institute of Operations Management
	Chetan Saxena	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management
	Naman Singh	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management
82	Rishabh Dua	Delhi Technological University, Bawana, Delhi	Demand forecasting, Economic Order Quantity and Reorder point calculation of a hypothetical company producing solar panels
	Tanusha Sharma	Delhi Technological University, Bawana, Delhi
	Kartik Gupta	Delhi Technological University, Bawana, Delhi
	Puneet Bhatia	Delhi Technological University, Bawana, Delhi
84	Shubham Kakde	Ramdeobaba College of Engg. and Management, Nagpur	Research on Procurement Management of MSE using system dynamics methodology
	Manas Agrawal	Ramdeobaba College of Engg. and Management, Nagpur
	Lakshman Suthar	Ramdeobaba College of Engg. and Management, Nagpur
85	Pravin Tambe	RCOEM, Nagpur	Approaches for combining operational decisions for maintenance and quality control: A review
85	Makarand Kulkarni	IIT Bombay
86	Navneet Vidyarthi	John Molson School of Business, Concordia University, Canada	Multicommodity Network Design under Congestion
	Sachin Jayaswal	Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad
	Sagnik Das	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, USA
87	Saroj Koul	Jindal Global Business School	Stepping on the Scale: SOLAS’ Container Weight Amendment
88	Arijit Poddar	IISWBM , Kolkata	Benefits & Scope of GPS in Logistics and in Different Works of Life
89	Jitendra Vishnolia	SIOM, Nashik	Kumbh Mela: Nasik City Logistics study of the state shuttle-bus transportation system using simulation approach
89	Rohit Singh	SIOM, Nashik
90	Sandeep Kumar Gupta	IIT Kanpur	Interdependence among dimensions of Sustainable Supply Chain: evidence from Indian leather industry
90	Uday S. Racherla	IIT Kanpur
91	Dr. Rohit Singh	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Supplier Selection Using Combined SWARA and WASPAS – A Case study of Indian Cement Industry
	Jitendra Vishnolia
	Jigar Gajjar
	Anand Singh
92	Sonal Surabhi	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Extending Green Practices in Supply Chain Management
	Suman Sowrabh
	Aditya Dubey
	Yashomandira Kharde
	Dr. Rohit Singh
93	Sunil Das	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Lean Production Supply Chain Management as Driver towards Enhancing Product Quality and Business Performance
	Arun Koonammave
	Prasanjit Biswal
94	Ashish Yadav	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Lean Supply Chain in Manufacturing Unit using Value Stream Mapping
	Ashwini Awale
	Md. Zoheb Mehraj
95	Akansha Rammaiya	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Supply chain performance measurement framework for small and medium scale enterprises.
96	Akshay Kumar	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Lean assessment parameters and roadblocks in implementation of Lean Management in Indian Auto component Industry: A combined AHP & MICMAC approach
	Rohit Singh
	Tanmay Borulkar
	Partha Paramanik
97	Pooja Shah	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Benefits, Challenges and Bridges to Effective Supply Chain Management
99	Yashomandira Kharde	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Digital Retail: A Sustainable Opportunity
	Prasad Madan	VSS College, Jalna
	Sonal Surabhi	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik
	Pravin Kharde	VSS College, Jalna
100	Ayona Chakraborty	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	A Comparative Study on Automation Feasibility across Two Tools and Report Benefit Assessment
101	Preeti Shri Agrahari	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	New product development through quality function deployment
101	Takshil Nagar	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	New product development through quality function deployment
102	M. Parthasarathi	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Interpretive Structural Modeling of Supply Chain Risks in a Manufacturing Firm
	Ravina Gautam
	Kunal Pawar
103	Moumita Saha	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Evaluation of Supplier(s) for an Automobile Firm
	Vivek Alamadi
	Aditya Bapat
	Sudhanshu Pandey
104	Shrikant Shinde	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	A case on Business Process management
105	Shiladitya Adhikary	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) to increase productivity of work centre
	Arijit Roy
	Bir Pratap Singh
	Sourav Ghosh
106	Pradeep Kumar Jain	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Risk Analysis in Global Supply Chain Management: Application of AHP and DEMATEL.
	Prasang Jain
	Tarun Garg
	Akshay Gupta
107	Basavaraj Koulapur	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Process development using ISM in Ecommerce business
	Sudipto Sinha
	Eshwar Pasarge
	Vivek Munshi
108	Priya Daware	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Identification and evaluation of parameters affecting ERP System Implementation in a manufacturing firm
	Videtha Ghai
	Mayank Mehrotra
	Saikat Chandra
109	Nirmal Shah	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Interpretive Structural modelling of Supply Chain Risk Management
	Nikhil Mohite
	Ashish Nannaware
	Vishesh Khandelwal
110	Jitendra Vishnolia	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Kumbh Mela: Nasik City Logistics study of the state shuttle-bus transportation system using simulation approach
110	Rohit Singh	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik
111	Anil Choudhary	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Customer Roll out - Operationalization of Customer Contract
	Himanshu Thakur
	Kavin M
112	Elvin Clements	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Supply chain management: Asset Control and its impact on the value of firm
	Prateek Gupta
	Vimal Singh
113	Subhro ghosh	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Sector analysis-An automotive supply chain model for demand driven environment
	Sandipan Show
	Manish Ghosh
114	Akshay Gathekar	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Performance Issues in Supply Chain Management Using SAP-LAP Framework: A Case Study Evidence from Manufacturing Industry
	Hemant Gavale
	Salman Mohammad
115	Parth Gandhi	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Strategic Alignment of future supply chain with existing supply chain of LNG distributing organization in India
	Mayukh Saha
	Navaneeth Surendran
116	Saqibullah Choudhary	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Transporter selection using AHP analysis & Central warehouse Planning
	Rohit Kapoor
	Viraj Raut
117	Sanuj Das	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Strategic Initiative For Supply Chain Management In Different Sectors
	Vishvas Luhana
	Aditya Bhagwat
118	Ajay kaushik	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Extending Green Practices across supply chain: an empirical study
119	PRS Sagar	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Performance Measurement of supply chain: A Balance Score Card (BSC) approach
120	Apoorv Jha	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Modeling Supply Chain Network Design and Product Recovery Planning Under Demand Uncertainty
	Sana Ibrahim
	Sudarshan K
	Rohan Sharma
121	Shreyash Bansal	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	A Comparative Study between AHP and TOPSIS to Prioritize Supply Chain Flexibility Dimensions: A Case Study of Indian FMCG Sector
121	Nupur Prajapati	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik
122	Abhishek Tuli	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	A combined AHP-ANP approach to evaluate supply chain of electronic business
122	Ankit Karir	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik
123	Prashant Barge	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	Identifying dimensions of Student Support Systems in eLearning courses and their causal relationship using AHP and DEMATEL
124	Rohit Singh	Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik	The Role of Information Uncertainty on Cement Industry- (Using Combined AHP-DEMATEL Analysis)
	Jitendra Vishnolia
	Anand Singh
	Jigar Gajjar
	Udgar Antani

Sponsorship details:-

Name of sponsors	Nature of sponsorship	Amount	Non monetized items
Airtel	Non-Monetary	10000	125 Gb of 4G internet
Ola	Non-Monetary	6500	30 rides of 150 each and one cab for 8 hrs
Coca cola	Non-Monetary	20000	Beverages
NEC	Monetary	5000	10 Paid delegates

Name & Sign of Event Incharge:- Dr. Rohit Singh

Designation Assistant Professor (Operations and Supply Chain)