Supply Chain Optimization and Logistics Center of Economic Excellence

Inception:
2005

About the CoEE:

The Supply Chain Optimization and Logistics CoEE is a component of a larger initiative, the Clemson Institute for Supply Chain Optimization and Logistics (CISCOL). Research at this CoEE focuses on supply chain modeling, material handling, logistics, planning systems, and distribution. The primary goals include (a) conducting interdisciplinary research of multifaceted problems associated with supply chains; (b) supporting economic development by providing industries with access to Clemson’s resources and expertise in supply chain activities; (c) delivering tangible products and services in the area of supply chain optimization and logistics through theoretical and applied research; and (d) conducting educational activities supporting technology transfer.

Fluor Corporation is a full non-state partner for this CoEE. This CoEE has received sponsored research funding from Norfolk Southern, Michelin, Lockheed Martin, Aerospace Engineering, IntelliTrans Solution, SPAWAR, Bosch, General Electric, BMW, Taylor Made, Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System, and TransSolution.

To date, the CoEE has received more than $1 million in federal and private research funding.

Funding level:
$2 million

CoEE Endowed Chair:

Clemson President James F. Barker accepts a check for $2 million from Fluor Corp. Chairman and CEO Alan Boeckmann for the Fluor Endowed Chair in Supply Chain Optimization and Logistics.