Rate My Professor Huaqing Xu

Throughout his career at the University of Queensland, Xu secured the UQ New Staff Research Start-Up Fund from 2008 to 2010 for his project on framework for exception management in distributed supply networks. He has produced a prolific body of work with key publications such as 'Optimal blockchain adoption and financing strategies in an outsourcing remanufacturing supply chain' (International Transactions in Operational Research, 2026), 'Blockchain implementation decisions in a dual-channel supply chain under different market power structures' (International Journal of Production Research, 2025), 'Optimizing omnichannel retailer inventory replenishment using vehicle capacity-sharing with demand uncertainties and service level requirements' (European Journal of Operational Research, 2025), 'Blockchain Traceability for Sustainability Communication in Food Supply Chains: An Architectural Framework, Design Pathway and Considerations' (Sustainability, 2023), 'Financing decisions of third-party remanufacturers with different co-opetition modes: the impact of blockchain adoption' (Managerial and Decision Economics, 2024), and book chapters including 'Supply chain process modelling for manufacturing systems' (Encyclopedia of Business Analytics and Optimization, 2014) and 'Agile manufacturing in complex supply networks' (Enterprise Networks and Logistics for Agile Manufacturing, 2010). Xu co-edited the book Supply Chain Risk Mitigation: Strategies, Methods and Applications. In 2012, he co-won the ANZAM Technology, Innovation & Supply Chain Management Stream Award. His scholarship has amassed over 880 citations, underscoring his influence in operations management and supply chain theory. Xu is available for PhD supervision within the International Business Discipline.