Workforce Development in f-Element Chemistry, Nuclear Chemical Engineering, and Supply Chain Management (NuChemE Pipeline) | DOE Grant
The purpose of this interdisciplinary and multi-university study is to analyze the supply chain of rare earth materials and support the development of future engineers with Supply Chain management skills.
The purpose of this study is to benchmark and rank spaceports across the United States using various analytical methods. An exciting study considering the heterogenicity of US spaceports and the nascency of this industry.
In collaboration with the American Indian Business Enterprise (AIBE) Center, the Center for Supply Chain Management And Analytics will provide services in resilience-based supply chains to Native American farmers/ranchers. Our Support includes Supply Chain Analysis, Inventory forecasting, and Business Analytics.
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HistoryThe Center for Supply Chain Management And Analytics (CSCA) at New Mexico State University was established to foster deeper relationships between academia and industry. With a focus on supply chain management, CSCA has evolved into a hub of innovation, best practices, and strategic collaboration. Through partnerships with executives, scholars, and practitioners, CSCA continues to shape the future of supply chain management by advancing research and creating a platform for cutting-edge industry solutions. |
VisionThe vision of the CSCA is to shape the future of supply chain management by providing an ecosystem that fosters innovation, collaboration, and education. We aim to become a leading hub where students, academics, and industry professionals come together to learn, grow, and solve challenges in the global supply chain. Our goal is to empower our partners and students with the skills and knowledge necessary to navigate the rapidly evolving landscape of supply chain management, both locally and globally. |
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His current areas of research and teaching interest include operations management, supply chain issues, revenue management, and business analytics. More
Email: vip@nmsu.edu
His expertise includes Deep Sequence Model Learning, Feature Extraction/Analysis, Multivariate Modeling, Time Series and Network Analysis, and Substantive Expertise in Supply Chain, Distribution, and Quality Analytics (Predictive and Descriptive). More
Email: dfuqua@nmsu.edu
Primary research interests include data-informed decision-making, the business value of information systems (I.S.), information security and privacy. More
Email: farslan@nmsu.edu
His research is in the field of Information Systems Management with a focus on users’ resistance, adoption, and diffusion of information technology in social media, technology markets, mHealth platforms, and recommendation systems. More
Email: acanobej@nmsu.edu
Victor Pimentel, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Management And
Director of the Supply Chain Management And Analytics
Office: 575-646-3195
Cell 509-701-9244
