Prof. Ferry Jie - Transport Sharing - Excellence in Research 

Edith Cowan University - Australia 

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Early Academic Pursuits

Prof. Ferry Jie embarked on his academic journey by earning a Bachelor of Industrial Engineering in 1996, laying the foundation for his future in the field. Building upon this, he pursued a Master of Industrial Engineering in 2000, enhancing his understanding of industrial systems and processes. Dr. Jie's academic pursuits culminated in the attainment of a Doctor of Philosophy degree in 2008 from The University of Sydney. His doctoral thesis, titled "Supply Chain Analysis in the Australian Beef Industry," showcased his early dedication to understanding complex supply chain dynamics, a theme that would persist throughout his career.

Professional Endeavors

Upon completing his academic qualifications, Prof. Jie ventured into the realm of academia, where he has made significant contributions in the field of Supply Chain and Logistics Management (SCLM). He currently holds the esteemed position of Associate Professor at Edith Cowan University, where he imparts knowledge and fosters the development of future industry professionals.

Contributions and Research Focus

Prof. Jie's research focus lies at the intersection of supply chain management and logistics, with a particular emphasis on addressing contemporary challenges and advancements in the field. His extensive publication record underscores his commitment to advancing scholarly discourse, with contributions ranging from journal articles to conference papers. His research explores various facets of supply chain management, including agility, resilience, sustainability, and innovation, offering valuable insights to academics and industry practitioners alike.

Accolades and Recognition

Throughout his academic career, Prof. Jie has garnered numerous accolades and recognition for his outstanding contributions to the field. Notably, he has been invited as a keynote speaker and presenter at prestigious international conferences and symposiums across the globe, underscoring the significance of his research on a global scale.

Transport sharing refers to the practice of multiple individuals or groups utilizing the same mode of transportation for their journeys. This concept encompasses various forms of shared mobility services, such as carpooling, ride-sharing, bike-sharing, and shared-use vehicle programs.

Impact and Influence

Prof. Jie's research and academic endeavors have left a profound impact on the field of supply chain management and logistics. His publications, spanning high-impact journals and conference proceedings, serve as foundational resources for scholars and professionals alike, shaping the discourse and practice within the industry. Furthermore, his active involvement in professional associations and committees underscores his commitment to driving positive change and fostering collaboration within the academic and industry spheres. Dr. Jie's influence extends beyond the confines of academia, as evidenced by his engagement with governmental bodies and industry stakeholders, cementing his reputation as a thought leader and influencer in the field.

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