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Optimization issues for supply chain management Maksud Ibrahimov, School of Computer Science, University of Adelaide Wed, 22 Jul, 2009, 10:10 Lecture Room 2060, Computer Science, Plaza Building Abstract Supply chain management problems are one of the most frequent problems in business. Current presentation is aimed at presenting my future research of the business optimization issues of the supply chain management applying evolutionary methods, The new concept of global optimization from the business perspective is given which opens new areas of the optimal management of the supply chain. Some other research questions include: decreasing computational expensiveness and what-if meta scenarios. Current research ideas will be presented as well.

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