Alistair Brandon-Jones

Professor Alistair Brandon-Jones (PhD, PGDip, BSc Hons) is a Full Chaired Professor in Operations and Supply Management at Bath University and a Visiting Professor at DTU Denmark and Hult International Business School. Between 2014 and 2017, he was Associate Dean for Post-Experience Education, responsible for MBA, EMBA, EngDoc, DBA and DBA South Africa. He was formerly a Reader at Manchester Business School, an Assistant and Associate Professor at Bath University, and a Teaching Fellow at Warwick Business School, where he also completed his PhD.

Professor Brandon-Jones is an active empirical researcher focusing on e-enabled operations and supply, and professional service operations. This research has involved collaborations with a wide variety of organisations in the private and public sector and has been supported by funding from the Design Council, ESRC, EPSRC, Welsh Assembly Government, and Local Government Association. His work has been published extensively in world-elite journals including Journal of Operations Management (ABS4*), International Journal of Operations and Production Management (ABS4), International Journal of Production Economics (ABS3), and International Journal of Production Research (ABS3).

Professor Brandon-Jones is also co-author for the world’s leading portfolio of Operations and Supply Management textbooks. These include Operations and Process Management, the fifth edition published in 2018; Operations Management, the eighth edition published in 2016; Essentials of Operations Management, the second edition published in 2018; and Quantitative Analysis in Operations Management, published in 2008.

Professor Brandon-Jones has led Operations Management, Supply Chain Management, and Service Operations courses at executive, MBA, masters and undergraduate levels and has been invited to lecture at various international institutions, including SDA Bocconi, Warwick Business School, NOVA University, Danish Technical University, Hult International Business School, Edinburgh Napier, Warwick Medical School, and University College Dublin. In addition, he has extensive consulting and executive development experience with a range of organisations, including Maersk, Qinetic Defence, Schroders, Royal Bank of Scotland, Baker Tilly, Rowmarsh, Eni Oil and Gas, Crompton Greaves, Bahrain Olympic Association, and the Singapore Logistics Association. He has won a number of prizes for teaching excellence and contributions to pedagogy, including from the Times Higher Education, Association of MBAs (AMBA), Production Operations Management Society (POMS), University of Bath, University of Manchester, and University of Warwick.

Professor Brandon-Jones is interested in supervising new doctoral researchers, particularly in the areas of e-enabled operations and supply chain management, and professional service operations. Expectaitons are that potential candidates have a passion for empirical research and are highly self-motivated.