Matias Enz, PhD

Dr. Matias G. Enz has over 15 years of global experience working with companies to develop capabilities in the areas of supply chain planning, business partnerships, and organizational development and change. He received his doctorate (Ph.D.) in Logistics from The Ohio State University (USA), holds an Industrial Engineering degree from Universidad Nacional de Rosario (Argentina), and is certified in Production and Inventory Management from APICS. In 2017 he joined the Supply Chain Management and Analytics department at the University of Missouri – St. Louis (UMSL). Also, he worked five years at Cranfield University (UK) as a Lecturer in the Demand Chain Management department and in 2013 he moved to Argentina to focus on research and consulting in Latin America. Prior to his academic career he worked for Lexmark International as a Demand and Supply Planner, and for Price Waterhouse Coopers as a Consultant in supply chain projects. His research has been published in academic and professional journals such as the Journal of Business Logistics, the Industrial Marketing Journal, the Journal of Marketing Management and Supply Chain Management Quarterly. Matias is an occasional lecturer and speaker in a number of global academic and practitioner institutions.

Education

D. in Business Administration (Logistics), The Ohio State University, 2009

Master of Arts in Business Administration, The Ohio State University, 2007

Certified in Production and Inventory Management (CPIM), The

Bachelor of Engineering (Industrial Engineering), Universidad Nacional de Rosario (Argentina), 1999

Courses

SC&A 3301: Introduction to Supply Chain Management

Research

Lambert, D.M. & Enz M.G. (2017), “Issues in Supply Chain Management: Progress and Potential.” Industrial Marketing Management. 62(1). pp. 01-16.

Lambert, D.M. & Enz M.G. (2015) “Co-creating value: The Next Level in Customer-supplier Relationships,” CSCMP’s Supply Chain Quarterly, Q3, pp. 42-48.

Enz, M.G. & Lambert, D.M. (2015), “Measuring the Benefits of Cross-Functional Integration in Financial Terms.”  Journal of Business Logistics, 36(1), pp. 25-48.

Lambert, D.M. & Enz M.G. (2015), “We Must Find the Courge to Change.” Journal of Business Logistics, 36(1), pp. 9-17.

Marcos-Cuevas, J., Enz, M., Bastl, M., & Johnson, M. (2015). Marriage of Inconvenience: Value Co-Destruction in an Inter-Dependent Supply Chain Relationship. In L. R. Jr (Ed.), Marketing Dynamism & Sustainability: Things Change, Things Stay the Same… (pp. 378–381). Springer International Publishing.

Marcos-Cuevas, J., Prior, D. D., & Enz, M.G. (2015), “Value Co-Destruction in Complex B2B Relations: Conceptualization and Mechanisms. In K. Kubacki (Ed.), Ideas in Marketing: Finding the New and Polishing the Old (pp. 153–153). Springer International Publishing.

Enz, M.G. (2014) “Colaborando con Proveedores y Clientes Clave: Una Cuestión de Valor,” Revista Énfasis Logística, Marzo 2014.

Enz, M.G., & Lambert, D.M. (2013), "Improving Performance through Value Co-Creation with Key Customers and Suppliers," in D.M. Lambert (ed), Supply Chain Management: Partnerships, Processes, Performance, Sarasota, FL: Supply Chain Management Institute, Chapter 17.

Enz, M.G., & Lambert, D.M. (2012), “Using Cross-Functional, Cross-Firm Teams to Co-Create Value: The Role of Financial Measures.” Industrial Marketing Management, 41(3), 495–507.

Lambert, D.M. & Enz, M.G. (2012). “Managing and Measuring Value Co-Creation in Business-to-Business Relationships.” Journal of Marketing Management, 28(13-14), 1588-1625.

Awards

Recipient of the Jack and Mary Lambert Ph.D. Scholarship Award, 2008