Lecturer
Operations & Information Management Group
Qualifications
- MSc (Distinction) in Management of Competitive Manufacturing
- Sc (UDLA-P) in Chemical Engineering
- PhD University of Strathclyde in Glasgow
Background
Pavel
Albores joined Aston in September 2004. Pavel recently receive his PhD
in is a graduate of the Universidad de las Americas-Puebla (Mexico),
where he gained a Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering. He worked
for Xerox Mexicana Manufacturing as a materials engineer before joining
the University of Strathclyde where he gained a M.Sc. in Management of
Competitive Manufacturing (MCM). He has participated in research
projects in the areas of knowledge management and supply chain
management. Has acted as consultant in the area of manufacturing
simulation. His current interests are Manufacturing Simulation,
Business Processes, e-business, Supply Chains and networked
organisations and Information Technology in the manufacturing context.
Research Interests and Consultancy
- Component re-use in discrete-event simulation
- Business process simulation
- Supply Chain Management
- Supply Chains design methodologies
- Performance Measurement in Supply Chains
- Knowledge Management in Extended Enterprises
- Simulation
- Business Process Simulation
- Emergency response and modelling preparedness (including simulation modelling).
- Multi-method modelling, particularly discrete event simulation, systems dynamics and agents.
Funding and Reseach Grants
2004:
Office of the Deputy Prime Minister, UK: Government preparedness for
terrorist incidents using simulation modelling. (with Shaw)
2008: European Comission. Emergency Responsiveness in Government Organisations (ERGO). (With Shaw and Tissington
Teaching
- BN2225 (UG) FOM2 Business Game
- BN 3324 (UG) Simulation
- BN 3372(UG) Supply Chain Management
- BNM743 (PG) Databases
- BNM 741 (PG) E-business and Information Systems Research Methods