Matthew A. Waller
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Professor
Also affiliated: Pennsylvania State University (1992–2010); Western Michigan University (1994–1996); Walsh University (2004); Logistics Management Institute (United States) (2002); Capraro Technologies (United States) (2002); Chinese Journal of Integrated Traditional and Western Medicine (1996); University of Missouri (1990)
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Biography and Research Information
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Matthew A. Waller's research explores the intersection of business strategy, supply chain management, and marketing education. His work investigates how firms adapt to disruptions, such as global supply chain challenges and natural disasters, examining empirical evidence from the logistics sector. He also studies the impact of customer concentration on firm performance and employee and customer information privacy within supply chains.
In addition to his research on business operations, Waller has contributed to discussions on the future of marketing education, particularly in the context of evolving technological landscapes and institutional changes. His academic contributions are reflected in a h-index of 31 and over 4,856 citations across 92 publications, designating him as a highly cited researcher. Waller actively collaborates with colleagues at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, including Brian S. Fugate and Rodney Thomas, on shared publications.
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- h-index: 31
- Publications: 92
- Citations: 4,866
Selected Publications
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Extending Power–Dependence Theory in Multi-Business Supply Chain Organizations (2026)
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A synthetic control approach to examining the effects of major hurricane landfalls on the US long-haul dry van truckload spot market (2026)
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Flexible Responses to Global Supply Chain Disruptions: Empirical Evidence From International Logistics (2025)
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Employee and Customer Information Privacy Concerns in Supply Chain Management (2024)
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Growing, learning, and connecting: Deciphering the complex relationship between government customer concentration and firm performance (2024)
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Special Session: The University of Google? A Panel Discussion about the Disruptive Changes in Marketing Education and What Programs May Look Like in the Not-So-Distant Future: An Abstract (2022)
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Extending the Situational Crisis Communication Theory: The Impact of Linguistic Style and Culture (2019)
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Reflections on 40 Years of the <i>Journal of Business Logistics</i>: From the Editors (2019)
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Using the Pack‐and‐a‐Half Rule to Eliminate Backroom Inventories in Retail Operations (2018)
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Full Steam Ahead: Firms in the US Economy Adjust Inventory for Changes in Transportation Costs But Not the Reverse (2016)
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Drivers of retail on-shelf availability (2016)
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Sweating the Assets: Asset Leanness and Financial Performance in the Motor Carrier Industry (2016)
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The Luxury Paradox: How Systems Thinking and Supply Chain Collaboration Can Bring Sustainability Into Mainstream Practice (2015)
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The Quest for Societal <scp>ROI</scp> in the Midst of the Perfect Storm: Can <scp>SCM</scp> Set the Standard for Twenty‐First Century Business Education? (2015)
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Designing the Supply Chain for Success at the Bottom of the Pyramid (2015)
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Top Collaborators
- Growing, learning, and connecting: Deciphering the complex relationship between government customer concentration and firm performance
- Employee and Customer Information Privacy Concerns in Supply Chain Management
- Flexible Responses to Global Supply Chain Disruptions: Empirical Evidence From International Logistics
- A synthetic control approach to examining the effects of major hurricane landfalls on the US long-haul dry van truckload spot market
- Flexible Responses to Global Supply Chain Disruptions: Empirical Evidence From International Logistics
- A synthetic control approach to examining the effects of major hurricane landfalls on the US long-haul dry van truckload spot market
- Special Session: The University of Google? A Panel Discussion about the Disruptive Changes in Marketing Education and What Programs May Look Like in the Not-So-Distant Future: An Abstract
- Special Session: The University of Google? A Panel Discussion about the Disruptive Changes in Marketing Education and What Programs May Look Like in the Not-So-Distant Future: An Abstract
- Special Session: The University of Google? A Panel Discussion about the Disruptive Changes in Marketing Education and What Programs May Look Like in the Not-So-Distant Future: An Abstract
- Special Session: The University of Google? A Panel Discussion about the Disruptive Changes in Marketing Education and What Programs May Look Like in the Not-So-Distant Future: An Abstract
- Special Session: The University of Google? A Panel Discussion about the Disruptive Changes in Marketing Education and What Programs May Look Like in the Not-So-Distant Future: An Abstract
- Special Session: The University of Google? A Panel Discussion about the Disruptive Changes in Marketing Education and What Programs May Look Like in the Not-So-Distant Future: An Abstract
- Special Session: The University of Google? A Panel Discussion about the Disruptive Changes in Marketing Education and What Programs May Look Like in the Not-So-Distant Future: An Abstract
- Growing, learning, and connecting: Deciphering the complex relationship between government customer concentration and firm performance
- Employee and Customer Information Privacy Concerns in Supply Chain Management
- Flexible Responses to Global Supply Chain Disruptions: Empirical Evidence From International Logistics
- Flexible Responses to Global Supply Chain Disruptions: Empirical Evidence From International Logistics
- A synthetic control approach to examining the effects of major hurricane landfalls on the US long-haul dry van truckload spot market