ORiON is the official journal of the Operations Research Society of South Africa (ORSSA) and is published biannually. Papers in the following categories are typically published in ORiON:
• Development of new theory, which may be useful to operations research (OR) practitioners, or which may lead to the introduction of new methodologies or techniques.
• OR success stories, which describe demonstrably successful applications of OR within the Southern African context (at the developing/developed economy interface) or similar environments elsewhere.
• OR case studies, which might not be “success stories,” but which emphasize novel approaches or describe pitfalls in the application of OR.
• OR methodological reviews, which survey new and potentially useful methodological developments, aimed at OR practitioners especially in Southern Africa.
The above list is by no means exhaustive.

More information about the journal can be found at http://orion.journals.ac.za/pub and http://www.orssa.org.za/wiki/pmwiki.php?n=Main.ORiON

Popular ORiON Publication Topics/Subjects
• Arrival processes, queuing theory and applications
• Assignment, allocation and timetabling problems
• Conflict resolution and multi-criteria decision analysis
• Data mining, forecasting, statistical analysis and applications
• Decision support and decision making
• Demand, logistics and supply chain analysis
• Elections, government and development
• Financial investments, risk analysis and portfolio optimisation
• Graph & network theory and applications
• Inventory control theory and management
• Knapsack, packing and cutting problems
• Metaheuristics (e.g. genetic algorithms, tabu searches, simulated annealing)
• Mathematical (linear, nonlinear, integer, goal, dynamic) programming
• Natural resource management and conservation ecology
• Philosophy, history, marketing and teaching of OR
• Production management and project scheduling
• Reliability, repairability and availability
• Theoretical and computer simulation
• Transportation networks, vehicle routing and variations of the travelling salesman problem

Published: 2022-08-03



Development of an early career academic supervisor in Statistics - A discussion towards a guiding rubric

I. Fabris-Rotelli, M.J. von Maltitz, A. Smit, S. Das, D. Roberts, G. Maribe, D. Maposa, F.M. Correa

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eISSN: 2224-0004
print ISSN: 0259-191X