Miles Weaver, PhD in Management

Senior Lecturer in Strategic Management, Leicester Business School
Birmingham, United Kingdom

Research field: Business Administration - Management and Strategy
supply chain management, green strategy, performance evaluation, simulation, conceptual modelling

Publications

Journal Article (2)
- Tarikere T. Niranjan, Miles Weaver (2011) A unifying view of goods and services supply chain management, 2391-2410. In The Service Industries Journal 31 (14).
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- G D Taylor, D M Love, M W Weaver et al. (2009) Determining inventory service support levels in multinational companies, 1-11. In International Journal of Production Economics 116 (1).
  http://hdl.handle.net/2086/2920
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Generic (1)
- Miles Weaver (2011) Mendeley Presentation for a UK Institution.
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Conference Proceedings (4)
- Miles Weaver, Doug Love, Pavel Albores (2008) Supply chain improvement options and their decision variables. In Tradition and Innovation in Operations Management.
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- P. Weaver, M., Love, D. & Albores (2007) A decision aid to select techniques to evaluate supply chain improvement options. In Managing Operations in an Expanding Europe.
- Pavel Albores, Doug Love, Miles Weaver et al. (2006) An evaluation of SCOR modelling tools and techniques. In Proceedings of the Second European Conference on the Management of Technology.
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- P. Weaver, M., Love, D. & Albores (2006) Towards the development of a supply strategy evaluation methodology. Moving Up the Value Chain. In Moving Up the Value Chain.
Thesis (1)
- Miles Weaver (2010) A Simulation Conceptual Modelling Methodology for Supply Chain Management Applications, 1-277..
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Magazine Article (1)
- Miles Weaver, Breno Nunes (2007) Sustaining Green Leadership, 9 - 11. In Anticipations.
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Awards and Grants

Oct 2010

Early Career Researcher, DMU Faculty of Business and Law
Jun 2009

Vice-chancellor’s Distinguished Teaching Award
Jun 2007

Research Results in Operations Management Research, European Association of Operations Management An
Jul 2006

SAP University Alliance Programme Certified
Jun 2006

Research Methodology in Operations Management Research, European Association of Operations Managemen
Apr 2006

Full Guild Colours (awarded by vice-chancellor), for services to student’s educational welfare at As
Feb 2006

Certified Provision Professional (business process modelling training)

Biographical Information

Miles is a Senior Lecturer in Strategic Management, with research interests in supply strategy and performance management; simulation conceptual modelling and greening the supply chain. He has both a doctorate and first class honours degree from Aston Business School. His interests were shaped from practical experience within the supply departments of GM-Fiat Worldwide Purchasing and Jaguar Cars. In 2009, Miles received a 'Vice-chancellor’s distinguished teaching award' on the recommendation of DMU students. While at Aston, Miles was awarded 'Outstanding Contribution Colours' for his services to the university, particularly it's students, and his efforts on Aston University Senate and Council (Board of Governor's) by the student union President and Vice-chancellor.

Miles currently sits on the Brook Birmingham Board of Governors. He enjoys debating within the Fabian Society (Currently Publications officer of Birmingham Fabians), Co-operative movement and Progress. In his spare time, Miles enjoys his CAMRA and English Heritage memberships whenever he can. He is a very proud Uncle and godfather to Master Harrison Dolby.

Teaching responsibilities include:
Management and Strategy (module leader)
Greening Business

Miles is also a visiting lecturer at Liaoning University in China.