Lauri Ojala
lauri.ojala@utu.fi +358 29 450 2577 +358 50 502 7031 Rehtorinpellonkatu 3 Turku |
International logistics, maritime & port economics and supply chain management
Dr. Lauri Ojala is Professor of Logistics at the Turku School of
Economics, University of Turku (FI) since 1997. Adjunct Professor of Logistics
at Linköping University (SE) and at National Defence University (FI). CEO of logscale
oy, a supply chain compliance consultancy.
UNECE, and for Ministries of Transport of several countries. Initiator of WB’s
biennial Logistics Performance Index since 2007. He also heads
the biennial Finnish Logistics Surveys, which comprise the largest national logistics survey database in
the world.
volume of 16+ M€, incl. Baltic Sea Region projects HAZARD on Seaport Safety & Security in 2016-2019 and OIL SPILL on
combatting coastal oil spills in 2018-2021.
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- International Journal of Physical Distribution & Logistics Management (2017) Lauri Ojala, Juuso Töyli, Harri Lorentz, Tomi Solakivi
- Logistics and transport in the Baltic Sea Region (2017)
- BSR policy briefing
- Merenkulun kansainvälisen ilmasto- ja ympäristösääntelyn vaikutukset Suomen elinkeinoelämälle (2017) Repka Sari, Ojala Lauri, Jalkanen Jukka-Pekka, Alhosalo Minna, Niemi Janne, Pöntynen Riitta, Solakivi Tomi, Pohjola Tuomas, Haavisto Riina, Lensu Mikko, Erkkilä-Välimäki Anne, Haukioja Teemu, Kiiski Tuomas
- Opportunities and challenges in logistics and supply chain management by 2035 (2017) Proceedings of the 29th Annual Nordic Logistics Research Network Conference Sini Laari, Sari Uusipaavalniemi, Lauri Ojala
- Supply chain perspective on competitive strategies and green supply chain management strategies (2017)
- Journal of Cleaner Production
- THE World Bank's Logistics Performance Index (LPI) and its Policy-making Impact (2017) Lauri Ojala, Jean-François Arvis, Ben Shepherd, Daniel Saslavsky, Christina Wiederer, Fannie Delavelle, Anasuya Raj, Tapio Naula, Tuomas Kiiski
- An integrated ecosystem model for understanding infrastructure PPPs (2016)
- Utilities Policy
- Connecting to compete 2016: Trade logistics in the global economy. The logistics performance index and its indicators (2016) Jean-François Arvis, Daniel Saslavsky, Lauri Ojala, Ben Shepherd, Christina Busch, Anasuya Raj, Tapio Naula
- Firm performance and customer-driven green supply chain management (2016)
- Journal of Cleaner Production
- Firm performance and environmental collaboration in manufacturing (2016)
- International Journal of Business and Systems Research
- Logistics Performance Index (LPI): Implications for Logistics Connectivity of ASEM Partners (2016) Lauri Ojala
- Logistiikkaselvitys 2016 (2016) Solakivi Tomi, Ojala Lauri, Laari Sini, Lorentz Harri, Töyli Juuso, Malmsten Jarmo, Lehtinen Ninni
- Performance outcomes of environmental collaboration: evidence from Finnish logistics service providers (2016)
- Baltic Journal of Management
- Seaport safety and security issues in the Baltic Sea Region - Outline and relevant issues of project HAZARD in 2016–2019 (2016) Lauri Ojala, Mariikka Whiteman, Jarmo Malmsten, Daniel Ekwall, Wolfgang Kersten, Marius Indorf, Kimmo Laakso, Ira Ahokas, Krzysztof Kolowrocki, Eva Branten, Alari Purju, Bo Österlund
- The effect of a geographically dispersed supply base on downside risk: Developing and testing the N-shaped theory (2016)
- International Business Review
- Trade credit dynamics during the phases of the business cycle – a value chain perspective (2016)
- Supply Chain Management
- Drivers of Logistics Performance – A Case Study of Turkey (2015) Dilay Celebi, Lauri Ojala, Jari Kauppila
- Finland State of Logistics 2014 (2015) Tomi Solakivi, Lauri Ojala, Sini Laari, Harri Lorentz, Juuso Töyli, Jarmo Malmsten, Noora Viherlehto
- Logistics Strategy and Performance Measurement – Mexico’s National Observatory for Transport and Logistics (2015) Pablo Guerrero, Willem Heeren, Alan McKinnon, Lauri Ojala, Stephen Perkins
- National-level logistics costs: an overview of extant research (2015)
- International Journal of Logistics Research and Applications
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