Dr. Kamal Imran M Sharif is a distinguished Senior Lecturer in the Logistics and Transport Department at the prestigious College of Business, Universiti Utara Malaysia (UUM). With an academic background rooted in Information Technology, he earned his Bachelor’s degree and Master’s degree in Science of Information Technology, both from Universiti Utara Malaysia. Dr. Kamal Imran M Sharif furthered his academic pursuits, obtaining a Ph.D. in Technology, Operation, and Logistics, with a specialized focus on inventory optimization in plant maintenance.Drawing from over 12 years of invaluable experience in the oil and gas industry, Dr. Sharif has demonstrated expertise, particularly in the realm of supply chain management. His professional journey has equipped him with a profound understanding of the intricate dynamics within the industry. His extensive knowledge and hands-on experience contribute significantly to his role as an educator and researcher. His current research endeavors are centered around supply chain optimization, sustainability, risk-based system, business improvement and ESG. His research portfolio also encompasses knowledge science and transport information systems, reflecting his commitment to exploring diverse facets of the field. Notably, he continues to make noteworthy contributions to academia by publishing in reputable journals, particularly in the domain of supply chain management. In addition to his academic pursuits, Dr. Kamal Imran M Sharif serves as a consultant for several companies in the logistics field. His consultancy work further underscores his practical insights and ability to bridge the gap between theory and real-world applications. With a passion for advancing knowledge and driving innovation in logistics and supply chain management, Dr. Kamal Imran M Sharif remains a respected figure in both academic and industry circles. His multifaceted approach to research, education, and consultancy positions him as a valuable asset in the ever-evolving landscape of logistics and technology.
Logistics and Supply Chain Management