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Biography of:
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Peter W.
Stonebraker, PhD., CPIM |
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Professor of Operations
Management |
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Northeastern Illinois
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Instructor, Chapter
Advisor |
Dr. Stonebraker received his PhD from Arizona State University and is
a Professor of Operations Management at Northeastern Illinois University in
Chicago, Illinois, where he teaches quantitative and qualitative management
topics.
As the recipient of a USIA grant, he spent six months in the Siberian city of
Ekaterinburg teaching management and supply chain operations.
He has authored four books in the compensation, operations management, and
operations strategy areas, including
Production and Operations Management
, coauthored with Fogarty and Hoffmann and,
Operations Strategy
coauthored with Leong, and over fifty academic and
practitioner-focused articles, published in such journals as Compensation
Review, Public Personnel Management, The Journal of Management Development,
International Journal of Manpower, International Journal of Operations and
Production Management, and The International Journal of Production Economics.
Dr. Stonebraker wrote the APICS Master Planning course, the foundation for the
current Master Planning of Resources course, and his book, Operations
Strategy, was the foundation for much of the APICS Strategic Management of
Resources course.
He has been twice recognized as a finalist in the
Decision Sciences Institute’s Instructional Innovation Award and once as the
annual award winner. In addition to APICS, Dr. Stonebraker is a member of and
has held a variety of service positions with the national Academy of Management,
the Decision Sciences Institute, the Production Operations Management Society,
the International Society for Inventory Research, ISM, CLM and others. He has
consulted with numerous small and Fortune 500 companies in manufacturing
and distribution, and has been recognized as the APICS Chicago Chapter
Instructor of the Year and Member of the Year on several occasions. He is
currently an advisor to the Chicago Chapter of APICS Board of Directors.
E-mail Dr. Stonebraker
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