Lecturer

Email: Chao.ji@tudublin.ie

Tel: (01) 220 6496

Dr Chao Ji-Hyland is a lecturer in the Faculty of Business, Technological University Dublin. A full-time academic with a strong interest in Logistics & Supply Chain Management. Dr Chao Ji-Hyland was awarded her PhD by Technological University Dublin in 2016 for a thesis that critically analyses the impact of business environment factors on supply chain buyer-supplier relationships and supply chain performance. Her academic interests lie in building supply chain resilience, sustaining purchasing relationships and creating green and sustainable logistic & supply chain performance with a special focus on supply chain & logistics industries. She is experienced in designing two stage research methods, conducting both qualitative and quantitative research methods and analysing qualitative and quantitative data. She is proficient in the use of Structural Equation Modelling, and in disseminating results through reports, presentations and publications. She has extensive experience in third level education, working closely with international universities on joint research and teaching. She is supervising PhD students and lecturing on both undergraduate and postgraduate programmes.

 

Current research focuses

Dr Chao Ji-Hyland’s current research focuses on building supply chain resilience, sustaining purchasing relationships and creating green and sustainable logistic & supply chain performance with a special focus on supply chain & logistics industries.

 

Conference papers

• Ji-Hyland, C., Coughlan, J. (2022) The moderating effecting of competitive intensity on the relationship between risk mitigation strategies and supply chain performance. (Presented at 38th IMP conference, in Florence in September, 2022).

• Shen, X. Ji-Hyland, C., Coughlan, J. (2022) Irish Academy of Management Annual Conference. Supply Chain Resilience: What do we know and where do we go from here? Dublin, Ireland. 

• Ji-Hyland, C. (2019) The effect of political connections and competitive intensity on supply chain risk mitigation strategies. (Presented at the 35th IMP conference, in Paris in August 2019). 

• Ji-Hyland, C., and Allen, D. (2019) What do professional drivers think about their profession? (Presented at the 24th LRN conference, in the University of Northampton in Sept 2019) 

• Judith, B., Halpin R. and Ji-Hyland, C. (2018) Best Practice in Designing Groupwork for First Year Students. Arrow@TU Dublin 

• Ji-Hyland, C., Coughlan, J. and Coll, F. (2012) Buyer-supplier relationships mediate the impact of business environment factors on supply chain performance. (Presented at EUROMA conference, in Amsterdam in July 2012). 

• Ji-Hyland, C., Coughlan, J. and Coll, F. (2012) Buyer-supplier relationships mediate the impact of business environment factors on supply chain performance. (Presented at the 28th IMP conference, in Rome in Sept 2012)

• Ji-Hyland, C. and Coll, F. (2010) Business environmental factors which influence supply chain buyer-supplier relationships in the Chinese context. The 7th CEMS Research Seminar on Supply Chain Management – Recent Trends and Future Perspectives 60-63 (Presented in Riezlern, Austria, January 2010).

 

 Working Paper Series Arrow/TU Dublin

• Judith, B., Halpin R. and Ji-Hyland, C. (2018) Best Practice in Designing Groupwork for First Year Students. Arrow@TU Dublin