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Kannan Govindan
Researcher at University of Southern Denmark
Publications - 369
Citations - 32959
Kannan Govindan is an academic researcher from University of Southern Denmark. The author has contributed to research in topics: Supply chain & Supply chain management. The author has an hindex of 83, co-authored 309 publications receiving 23633 citations. Previous affiliations of Kannan Govindan include Chinese Academy of Sciences & Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina.
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Grey DEMATEL technique for evaluating product return drivers: A Multiple stakeholders' perspective
TL;DR: The main contribution to the field is the uncovering of net effect and the prominence level of each RL driver from each stakeholder perspective separately, and from the overall perspective (aggregated form).
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Trustworthy Wireless Networks: Issues and Applications (Invited Paper)
TL;DR: This paper analyses in detail the various issues in constructing the trustworthy networks, impact of various network dynamics on the trust relationships and the applications of trust worthiness in assessing the information quality, to evict the misbehaving nodes and to provide other related security services.
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DustDoctor: A self-healing sensor data collection system
Mohammad Maifi Hasan Khan,Hossein Ahmadi,Gulustan Dogan,Kannan Govindan,Raghu K. Ganti,Theodore Brown,Jiawei Han,Prasant Mohapatra,Tarek Abdelzaher +8 more
TL;DR: This demonstration presents a tool, called DustDoctor, for troubleshooting sensor data fusion systems in which data is combined from multiple heterogeneous sources to compute actionable information, and adapts algorithms borrowed from previous discriminative mining literature to analyze data fusion flow graphs, called provenance graphs.
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A bi objective reverse logistics network design model
Kannan Govindan,Devika Kannan +1 more
TL;DR: In this paper a bi-objective model is developed for a reverse logistic network design that aims to minimize the cost involved in the reverse logistics network model and the second objective is designed to minimize energy consumption during the logistics.
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A novel buy-back contract coordination mechanism for a manufacturer-retailer circular supply chain regenerating expired products
TL;DR: In this paper , a new strategy is proposed that integrates technological capabilities and supply chain management initiatives to overcome the expiration of many deteriorative products imposes high costs on the supply chain, and it is proved that the proposed strategy is economically feasible if and only if the revenue of each unit of reused product in addition to saving on its disposing cost, is greater than its reprocessing cost.