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MIT SCM Symposium 2024
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Welcome to the MIT SCM Research Symposium 2024 and thank you for joining us! We hope you find the day exciting and informative. To enhance your experience, we are utilizing this platform in order to help identify projects of top interest to you. Below you will find not only the schedule, but also the abstracts and attached executive summaries of each project. Additionally, you can better acquaint yourself with the student presenters and advisors through their profiles. Thank you again and we look forward to hosting you.
Friday, May 17 • 2:30pm - 3:00pm
Equity and Profitability in Same-Day Delivery

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The varying distances of customer locations from fulfillment centers and the diverse density of customer bases pose challenges in achieving service equity for Same-Day Delivery (SDD). Major SDD providers often prioritize operational profitability over equity across different neighborhoods in large cities. This capstone project aims to design a solution that assists SDD providers in preserving profitability while ensuring equitable planning of SDD routes. We propose dynamic policies that facilitate immediate decision-making regarding accepting or rejecting SDD orders. These policies are designed to help SDD providers grasp the implications of profitability by integrating equity factors into their operations. Using real-world data from the city of Vienna, our results indicate substantial enhancements in equity without significant compromise in profitability.

Student Presenters
Advisors
avatar for Juan Carlos Pina Pardo

Juan Carlos Pina Pardo

Postdoctoral Associate, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Postdoctoral Associate at the MIT Megacity Logistics Lab. My research focuses on quantitative modeling to improve urban last-mile logistics.
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Matthias Winkenbach

Director of Research, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Dr. Matthias Winkenbach is a Principal Research Scientist at MIT, where he serves as the Director of Research of the MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics. In this role, he manages CTL’s research activities and shapes the center’s strategic agenda of creating supply chain... Read More →


Friday May 17, 2024 2:30pm - 3:00pm EDT
Longfellow C 40 Edwin Land Blvd, Cambridge MA 02142, USA