Theses Supervision | Prof. Dr. Stephan Meisel | Department of Information Systems

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Prof. Dr. Stephan Meisel
Professor

Research Group Quantitative Methods for Logistics

Leonardo-Campus 3
48149 Münster

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Supervised Theses
- Nicht-pharmazeutische Interventionsstrategien in öffentlich verfügbaren agentenbasierten Simulationstools für Infektionskrankheiten (Bachelor's thesis IS, 2022)
- Validation and Verification of Agent-Based Models in Emerging Infectious Disease Simulations (Bachelor's thesis IS, 2022)
- Increasing sustainability in supply chains by avoiding and reintegrating product returns: a case study (Bachelor's thesis IS, 2022)
- Process analysis of the supra-local request for additional fire brigade forces for emergency response in North Rhine-Westphalia (Bachelor's thesis IS, 2022)
- An analysis of the value of chatbots as a tool to achieve higher levels of information exchange in buyer-supplier relationships (Bachelor's thesis IS, 2022)
- Comparative Evaluation of Industry 4.0 Maturity Models - A Literature Review Considering the Aspect of Decentralization of Production Planning and Control Approaches (Bachelor's thesis IS, 2022)
- A Vendor-Managed-Inventory Concept for Blood Products at Hospitals (Bachelor's thesis IS, 2022)
- Development of a Method for the Identification of Epidemiological Sentinels (Bachelor's thesis IS, 2022)
- Potentials and limitations of the digitalization of cash-based assistance: A case study on refugee camps (Bachelor's thesis IS, 2022)
- Identifying graph-theoretic metrics for measuring supply chain network resilience (Bachelor's thesis IS, 2022)
- Evaluation of Mobility-as-a-Service models considering different city characteristics (Bachelor's thesis IS, 2022)
- Identification of influencing factors on the resilience of blood supply chains and evaluation of technological innovations to strengthen resilience (Bachelor's thesis IS, 2022)
- Integrating Data Analytics into Supply Chain Performance Measurement Systems Lifecycle (Bachelor's thesis IS, 2021)
- An analysis of the suitability of digital business models to capture the digital transformation in supply chains (Bachelor's thesis IS, 2021)
- Improvement of Maintenance Processes with the Help of Suitable Information Systems (Bachelor's thesis IS, 2021)
- Identification of Route Planning Algorithms for Autonomous Taxis (Bachelor's thesis IS, 2021)
- Creation of a Supply Chain Risk Management Lifecycle Model for the Implementation of Risk and Performance Monitoring Systems (Bachelor's thesis IS, 2021)
- Identification of External Supply Chain Risks and corresponding Key Performance Indicators for the improved Planning of the Sales & Operations Planning Process (Bachelor's thesis IS, 2021)
- Development of a Method for the Selection of System Components in an Internet of Things System Architecture (Bachelor's thesis IS, 2021)
- The influence of freight exchanges on the processes of road freight transport industry (Bachelor's thesis BA, 2021)

Supervised Theses