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Aurélie CHARLES
Address :
9 rue des Frères Montgolfier
81000 Albi
Phone : 33 + (0)6 64 52 58 06
Mail : [email protected]
Birth : 10 September 1981
Nationality :
Belgian
Associate Professor, Lyon2 University
Work experiences
Since Oct 2011
Associate Professor
Lyon2 University (France, 69)
Teaching – 300h per year
Supply chain Management, Humanitarian Logistics and Crisis Management, Optimization and
Simulation, Scheduling, Information Systems for logisticians…
Research
Multi Criteria Decision analysis, Risks, Supply Chain Management (Evaluation, Optimization,
Conception) in uncertain environment, Project Lifecycle Management
2011 - 6 month
Post Doc
ARMINES (Ecole des Mines d’Albi) – Engineering top school, Albi (France, 81)
Participation to a European project, PLAY (Pushing dynamic and ubiquitous interaction between
services Leveraged in the Future Internet by ApplYing complex event processing) 7th Framework
Program, Grant n°258659
Definition and modelling of the response process to nuclear crisis in France (Project use case).
Construction of a simulation tool to validate the complex- event processing architecture and the
associated platform developed by PLAY project.
2011
ATER (Associate Researcher and Lecturer)
Université de Toulouse – Le Mirail (France, 31)
Teaching – 200h
C2I (communication, data-processing and Internet), Supply Chain Management, ERP
- 6 month
2008-2010
Teachings –100h
Ecole des Mines d’Albi – Engineering top school, Albi (France, 81)
Production management, Performance evaluation, Hmanitarinan Logistics…
2005-2007
Industrial Engineer
DSM Resins (DSM) – Chemical industry, Compiegne (France, 60)
Manager of various projects, in France and in England, such as:
- Quality and supply reliability improvement (changes regarding organisation, communication,
equipment reliability)
- Optimisation and installation of a new reactor and other equipments
2005
Engineer in industrial research
ORIL Industrie (SERVIER) – Pharmaceutical industry, Bolbec (France, 76)
Determination, validation and implementation of a model aiming at estimating the technical
feasibility of a project of chemical industrialization
6 months
2004
3 months
Assistant Engineer in industrialization
YVES ROCHER – Cosmetic group, Cork (Ireland)
Active participation in the installation of a new production line. Conception, planning and realisation,
with operators, of tests to validate feasibility of new products
Education
2010
PhD in Industrial Systems (Institut National Polytechnique de Toulouse)
« Improving the design and management of agile supply chains:
feedback and application in the context of humanitarian aid »
Research
laboratories
Supervisors
2005
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- INSEAD Social Innovation Centre as Visiting Researcher
- Université de Toulouse - Ecole des Mines d’Albi – Carmaux
Centre Génie Industriel
- Lionel Dupont, Matthieu Lauras (Ecole des Mines d’Albi)
- Luk N. Van Wassenhove (INSEAD)
Graduate of the Ecole des Mines d’Albi, Option : Industrial Engineering
Basics of Supply Chain Management (BSCM, APICS)
Research Master diploma in Industrial Systems, « Systèmes d’aide à la décision » (Université de
Toulouse)
1999 –2002
Student in the Lycée du Parc, Lyon (69)
Preparatory class for the entrance exam to top schools (MPSI, MP)
1999
Scientific High school diploma passed with distinction (B)
Publications
Book Chapters
2012
CHARLES Aurélie, TRUPTIL Sebastien et OUZROUT Yacine, “Systèmes d’Information pour la
logistique : quelles solutions pour supporter la collaboration ? ” WEKA - Solutions pratiques
logistique et supply chain – questions réponses, mars 2012, 86p
2011
A. CHARLES, M. LAURAS, R. TOMASINI, “Collaboration networks involving humanitarian
organisations, particular problems for a particular sector”, in IFIP Advances in Information and
Communication Technology, 2010, Volume 336/2010, Eds Luis M. Camarinha-Matos, Xavier
Boucher, Hamideh Afsarmanesh. pp 157-165, DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-15961-9_18
2010
A. CHARLES “Qu’est-ce que l’agilité d’une chaîne logistique, comment la définir, la mesurer et
l’améliorer” WEKA – Solutions Pratiques Logistique et Supply Chain, Questions-Réponses, Mars
2011, 105p
Journal articles
2011
2010
2010
A. CHARLES, M. LAURAS, R. TOMASINI, “An enterprise modelling approach for better
optimisation modelling: application to the humanitarian relief chain coordination
problem ” OR Spectrum Volume 33, Number 3 (2011), 815-841, DOI: 10.1007/s00291011-0255-2 , 2011
A. GATIGNON, L. N. VAN WASSENHOVE, A. CHARLES “The Yogyakarta Earthquake:
Humanitarian Relief through a Decentralized Supply Chain” International Journal of
Production Economics Vol. 126, 2010, pp. 102–110, DOI:10.1016/j.ijpe.2010.01.003
A. CHARLES, M. LAURAS, L.N. VAN WASSENHOVE “A model to assess the agility of
supply chains: building on humanitarian experience” International Journal of Physical
Distribution and Logistics Management Vol. 40 No. 8/9, 2010 pp. 722-741, DOI
10.1108/09600031011079355
Conference papers
2012
Krittiya SAKSRISATHAPORN, Aurelie CHARLES, Abdelaziz BOURAS, Designing and applying a
multi-criteria knowledge based decision support system, APMS Doctoral Workshop 2012
2012
Jorge VARGAS-FLOREZ, Aurélie CHARLES, Matthieu LAURAS and Lionel DUPONT, Towards a
method for qualitative and quantitative assessment of humanitarian disaster demand forecast,
POM World Congress 2012
2012
Aurélie CHARLES, Matthieu LAURAS and Lionel DUPONT, Designing a humanitarian supply
network: one way to deal with demand uncertainty, ILS 2012
2012
Matthieu LAURAS, Aurélie CHARLES and Sebastien TRUPTIL, Frederick BENABEN, Towards an
interoperable IT platform for better coordination of crisis response I-ESA 2012
2009
A. CHARLES, M. LAURAS, L. N. VAN WASSENHOVE, “Towards an agile supply chain: lessons
learnt from humanitarians” in Proceedings of the International Conference on Industrial
2009
2010
Engineering and Systems management (IESM), Montreal, Canada, May 2009 Prix du meilleur
article “Systems Management”
A. CHARLES, M. LAURAS, R. TOMASINI, “Learning from previous humanitarian operations, a
Business Process Reengineering approach” in Proceedings of the 6th International ISCRAM
Conference, Gothenburg, Sweden, May 2009
A. CHARLES, M. LAURAS, R. TOMASINI, “Collaboration networks involving humanitarian
organisations, particular problems for a particular sector”, PRO-VE, Saint-Etienne, France, 2010
Case Study
2010
A. Charles, A. Gatignon, & L.N. Van Wassenhove, The Yogyakarta Earthquake, IFRC’s first
experiences with the decentralized supply chain, INSEAD case study N°5590
Areas of interest
Supply chain management, agility, optimisation, humanitarian supply chains, inter organizational collaboration, business
process re-engineering
Language
French
Mother tongue
English
Fluent, both written and spoken (13 years of study, TOEIC score=980/990) Three months spent in
England in 2006, four in Ireland in 2004, 2 years working at INSEAD in 2007 and 2008.
German
Good level (6 years of study) Summer Jobs in Germany in 1997 and 1998
Personal qualities and interests
Arts
pottery, painting
Sports
Martial arts (6 years). Badminton (took part in university sporting events). Rock Climbing.
Travelling
Have my driving licence. Like travelling, discovering new countries and new cultures (Madagascar,
Canada, Australia, Sweden, Ireland, England, Spain, the United States… )