Prof. em. Dr. Rainer Lasch
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Prof. em. Dr. Rainer Lasch
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Academic Career
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1983–1989 |
Studied Mathematics in Business and Economics at the University of Augsburg; graduated with a degree in Mathematics in Business and Economics (Univ.) |
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1992 |
Earned a Ph.D. (Dr. rer. pol.) with a dissertation titled "Pyramidal Representation of Multivariate Data" at the Institute for Statistics and Mathematical Economic Theory |
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1998 |
Habilitation with a dissertation on “Market-Oriented Design of Logistics Processes” at the Faculty of Economics and Social Sciences at the University of Augsburg |
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October 1997 – June 1998 |
Acting Chair of Business Administration,esp. Logistics, at TUD Dresden University of Technology |
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Since July 1998 |
Chair of Business Administration, esp. Logistics, at TUD Dresden University of Technology |
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April 2003 |
Appointment to the University of Regensburg, Chair of Controlling and Logistics (declined) |
Extended stays abroad
Oct. 2001 – Dec. 2001 University of Newcastle, Australia
August 2004 Chongqing Jiaotong University, China
Nov. 2006 – Dec. 2006 University of Queensland (UQ), Australia
Nov. 2015 – Dec. 2015 University of Queensland (UQ), Australia
2002 to 2022 University of Trento, Italy
Core research areas
- Complexity Management
- Distributed Permutation Flowshop Scheduling
- Humanitarian Logistics
- Impact of Additive Manufacturing on Supply Chains
- Facility Layout Planning
- Predictive Maintenance Planning
- Process Management
- Reusable Transport Packaging in B2C E-Commerce
- Supply Chain Cybersecurity Management
- Supply Chain Disruption Management
- Supply Chain Management
- Supplier Evaluation
- Supplier Innovation Management
- Supplier Risk Management
- Sustainability in Logistics
Third-Party Funded Projects (Selection)
- Design and Implementation of a Circular Logistics System within the WIRreFa Project (Further Information)
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Optimization of a logistics system (in collaboration with Holthaus Medical GmbH & Co. KG)
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Process analysis and optimization of in-house logistics (in collaboration with Prinovis GmbH & Co. KG at the Ahrensburg location)
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"Integrated Development 4.0" (iDev40): Efficient, secure technologies for Industry 4.0 in electronics manufacturing
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Logistics 360°: Optimization of incoming goods (in collaboration with Fresenius Medical Care GmbH)
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Process optimization and restructuring of intralogistics (in collaboration with Prinovis GmbH & Co. KG at the Dresden location)
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Enhanced Power Pilot Line
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Dynamic Spare Parts Logistics System (commissioned by EADS Research Hamburg)
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Development of a principal-agent model for supplier management during ramp-up and a corresponding tool (commissioned by EADS Research Hamburg)
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Flow-Oriented Semiconductor Manufacturing (commissioned by Infineon Technologies)
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Methodology for planning and risk assessment of project-specific, global production and logistics networks for SMEs in the mechanical and plant engineering sector (commissioned by BVL)
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Supply Chain Agility (commissioned by BVL and BME)
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Dynamic spare parts logistics system (commissioned by EADS)
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Relaunch of a semiconductor factory with the goal of establishing customer-oriented manufacturing (commissioned by Infineon Technologies Dresden)
- Process optimization at the Schwarzheide site (commissioned by BASF Schwarzheide)
- Current Status and Outlook for the Logistics Industry in the Free State of Saxony (commissioned by the Saxon Ministry of Economic Affairs and Labor in collaboration with GMO Management Consulting GmbH)
- Development and implementation of a model for aircraft maintenance planning using the MFOP (Maintenance-Free Operating Period) (on behalf of EADS Research Hamburg)
Publications
Prof. Rainer Lasch’s publications can be viewed in the Research Information System of TU Dresden; go to the Research Information System
Knowledge Transfer
Since 2005 Purchasing and Logistics Working Group of the Schmalenbach Society for
Business Administration
Since 2006 Scientific Advisory Board of the Federal Association for Materials Management,
Purchasing, and Logistics e.V.