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Yu Yu is a leading scholar at the intersection of operations management, supply chain strategy, and technological innovation. Her research fundamentally explores how emerging technologies—particularly industrial robotics—reshape the resilience and efficiency of global supply networks. In her highly influential work, Yu demonstrates that robot adoption is not merely an automation decision but a strategic lever that fundamentally alters a firm’s ability to absorb, adapt to, and recover from disruptions. Her 2025 paper, “Robot Built Different: How It Affects Supply Chain Resilience,” has rapidly garnered attention, accumulating 5 citations shortly after publication and sparking new conversations in both academic and industrial circles. By bridging the gap between technological deployment and operational robustness, Yu provides actionable insights for managers navigating increasingly volatile markets. Her contributions are particularly timely, offering a rigorous empirical framework for understanding how automation can either fortify or, if mismanaged, undermine supply chain stability. Yu’s work continues to shape how researchers and practitioners think about the strategic role of robotics in building adaptive, future-ready supply chains.
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- 1Robot Built Different: How It Affects Supply Chain Resilience5 citations · 2025