Dr Manish Unhale
Senior Lecturer
Centre for Innovation Management & Enterprise (CIME), Royal Docks School of Business & Law, Business and Law
Manish is an academic with rich theoretical and administrative experience at national and international levels. He has assumed various leadership roles and responsibilities, in a culturally diverse environment. He has extensive teaching experience at both under-graduate and post-graduate levels, including mature students on e-learning programme. He has been in academia for 20 years specialising in Operations & SCM and Project Management. He has been a project leader to obtain APM accreditation for the MSc IBM programme. He had been a programme leader for MSc Project Management.
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US 2.34
Royal Docks School of Business & Law
Office No - US2.34, University Square,
1 Salway Road, London, Stratford Campus, Water Lane
London
E15 1NF - m.unhale@uel.ac.uk +44208232285
I lead research in the areas of supply chain networks and collaborative practices in SMEs. This includes work with novel datasets of Indian, Chinese and UK economy, projects with local industry as well as other cross-country and cross-region comparative studies. My fieldwork experience covers manufacturing, automotive, pharmaceutical sectors. I am also looking to lead inter-disciplinary projects with finance, HR and other areas for research issues such as SC costing, sustainability auditing, risk aspects in SC and human dimensions in service chains. I have supervised various projects for MBA, MSc, BSc and BA programmes.
Fellow Charted Management Institute (FCMI)
Academic Qualification:
- PhD (Management)
- Master of Business Administration (MBA)
- Bachelor of Engineering (BE- Electrical)
- Bachelor of Law (LLB-Honors)
Professional Qualification:
- PRINCE2 Agile™ Practitioner Certificate in Agile
Project Management
- PRINCE2® Practitioner
Certificate in Project Management
- PRINCE2® Foundation
Certificate in Project Management
- ITIL® Foundation Certificate in IT Service
Management
Overview
The recent and future work
is planned covering research issues of: role and responsibilities of female
entrepreneurs in SMEs and collaborations; risk and sustainability issues in
collaboration and SMEs; and greener issues in project environment with more
emphasis on construction projects.
Working paper:
Social media for improving students’ experience:
a study of East London’s students.
Most recent research
The core research focus is on collaborations in low volume context, with a particular emphasis on supply chains in small and medium-sized enterprises. The work examined research issues of: vertical and horizontal networks, essential requirements of collaborative relationships, effectiveness of different collaborative strategies, major problems and benefits associated with collaborations.
Collaborators
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Research
Publications
Funding
Research Interests:
My primary research
interests are in supply chain collaborative practices, waste management in SCM &
Project Management and green manufacturing practices in SME context.
Teaching Interests:
My teaching interests are
in operations and supply chain management, project management, statistics and
value chain management.
Outside of academia, I am interested in
travelling, gardening, cooking and yoga.
Interests
Portfolio
Current Teaching Modules:
SG7004 Global Projects
in Practice
MK7041 Managing
Sustainable Global Value Chains
SG5010 Project
Management
SG5010
Operations and Supply Chain Management,
SG7008
Fundamentals of Project Management
SG7009
Applied Project Management
MK748
Project & Programme Management
Dissertation
Supervision for undergraduate & postgraduate students
Previous
Teaching Modules:
SG5007 Project Management, SG5009 Project Management and Organisation Success,
SG5005 Managing Sustainable Operations, SG5001 Managing Sustainable Operations
and Projects, SG4001 Business and Financial Environment, HR7227 Global
Management of People and Projects, FNM116 International Business Analysis &
Research, SGM232 International HRM and Project Management, FNM216 Strategic
Management of Enterprise Risk, FM214 Managing Operational Risk, SGM213 Managing
Successful Projects.