Dr Andy Wong
Senior Lecturer
Design, Manufacturing and Engineering Management
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Prize And Awards
- Recipient
- 2023
- Recipient
- 7/2017
- Recipient
- 14/5/2015
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Publications
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- Operations and Supply Chain Innovation Vol 1 (2026)
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- International Journal of Hydrogen Energy Vol 271 (2026)
- Ojiako Udechukwu, , Smith Craig John, Chipulu Maxwell, Al-Mhdawi MKS, Oyewo Babajide, Obokoh Lawrence
- Production Planning and Control Vol 37, pp. 796-820 (2026)
- Huang Yanli, Li W, Li A,
- The 38th Chinese Control and Decision Conference (2026)
- Aba Michael M, , , Sauer Ildo Lu铆s, Gon莽alves Paulo
- Transportation Research Part D: Transport and Environment Vol 152 (2026)
- Smith C,
- Applied Soft Computing Vol 187 (2026)
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Research Interests
- Operations Research
- Evolutionary Algorithms
- Computational Modelling and Optimisation
- Engineering Management
- Data Analytics
Professional Activities
- Member of programme committee
- 2/7/2026
- Member of programme committee
- 27/5/2026
- Editorial board member
- 9/5/2026
- Advisor
- 5/2026
- Member
- 25/2/2026
- Associate Editor
- 24/10/2025
Projects
- Colombo, Samuele (Principal Investigator) Wong, Andy TC (Co-investigator)
- Many organisations rely on computer models to decide how much to produce or stock, yet these decisions are still heavily influenced by human judgement. Managers often rely on experience, intuition, or simplified rules when facing uncertainty, which can unintentionally lead to excess stock, shortages, or waste. This project aims to understand how people actually make inventory decisions and to design artificial intelligence tools that support, rather than override, human judgment. By explicitly accounting for predictable human decision patterns, the research seeks to improve business performance while reducing economic and environmental waste.
- 01-Jan-2026 - 31-Jan-2029
- Wong, Andy TC (Principal Investigator) Dullaghan, Emma (Researcher)
- To develop and validate a research model specifying the impact of gamification on consumer behaviour
- 01-Jan-2026 - 31-Jan-2026
- Colombo, Samuele (Principal Investigator) Wong, Andy TC (Co-investigator) Brisco, Ross (Co-investigator) Dullaghan, Emma (Researcher)
- Cognitive biases in conceptual design: the role of AI and individuals
- 01-Jan-2025 - 30-Jan-2028
- Wong, Andy TC (Principal Investigator) Raza, Hanan (Researcher)
- 01-Jan-2025 - 31-Jan-2027
- Wong, Andy TC (Principal Investigator) Brisco, Ross (Co-investigator) McGowan, Matthew (Researcher)
- The company, Boreland Farming Partnership, currently operates a 40-year old cow shed accommodating more than 200 cows. Due to evolution in business requirements and market landscape, a number of bottlenecks have been identified impacting the well-being of both cows and staff, hence hinder the efficiency as well as the strategic growth of the business. The current dairyman will be retiring and a new one will be hired, along with other staff on rotation. A new shed is being planned to replace the old one and so this collaboration was formed.
This project, hence, aims to improve the shed design by resolving the bottlenecks while meeting the requirements/needs of both cows and staff. In order to achieve the aim, a number of objectives is listed below:
1. Examine the key functions/areas of the current shed layout
2. Define key requirements of cows and staff
3. Identify major bottlenecks and define/measure the efficiency of the current shed layout
4. Model a new shed layout to meet all major requirements and restrictions (space, resource, etc)
The key outcome of this project will be a prototype version of the simulation model that can evaluate the efficiency of the shed layout under different operational requirements and constraints. It is believed that this model can help to demonstrate a new capability to the organisation in designing the best shed layout fulfilling the current and future demand. - 01-Jan-2024 - 31-Jan-2025
- Brisco, Ross (Principal Investigator) Wong, Andy TC (Co-investigator) Cunningham, Rowan (Researcher)
- Product Design, Development and feasability study on the transportation of milk from farm to consumer.
- 06-Jan-2023 - 29-Jan-2024
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Contact
Dr
Andy
Wong
Senior Lecturer
Design, Manufacturing and Engineering Management
Email: andy.wong@strath.ac.uk
Tel: 574 5275