Elsa Laurence Corbin
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Dr. Elsa Laurence Corbin is a leading scholar in operations management and digital transformation, with a focused expertise on the intersection of robotic process automation (RPA) and supply chain resilience. Her most-cited work, "RPA Implementation and the Digitalization of Logistics Operations in the COVID-19 Era" (2022, 4 citations), provides a critical analysis of how the pandemic accelerated the adoption of digital technologies, exposing the fragility of non-resilient supply chains. Corbin’s research demonstrates how RPA can streamline logistics, reduce operational friction, and enable organizations to weather disruptions. Her contributions are particularly notable for bridging theoretical frameworks with practical implementation strategies, offering actionable insights for managers navigating digitalization. Beyond this flagship paper, Corbin’s work is recognized for its timely relevance, addressing the urgent need for adaptive, technology-driven operations in a post-pandemic world. She is an emerging voice in the field, with her research cited by scholars and practitioners alike for its clear-eyed assessment of how digital tools can fortify supply chains against future crises.
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