Mr. Muhammad Inam Makki Khan is a dedicated research professional in the field of logistics engineering, management, and business studies, recognized for contributing valuable insights to the evolving landscape of supply chain development and innovation. With a strong academic background culminating in doctoral studies in Logistics Engineering and Management, his education provides a solid theoretical and analytical foundation for exploring emerging challenges across global supply chains and business systems. Mr. Muhammad Inam Makki Khan has gained research experience through the exploration of supply chain performance, transportation systems, logistics technologies, sustainable business models, innovation management, and data-driven decision approaches in complex operating environments. His work emphasizes bridging the gap between theoretical advancements and practical solutions that organizations can adopt for improving resilience, efficiency, and competitiveness. His recent research demonstrates a growing emphasis on the integration of digital capabilities, fintech applications, big data analytics management capability, IoT solutions, and circular economy strategies, providing a comprehensive framework for understanding how modern organizations can adapt to disruptions, uncertainty, and volatile megaproject contexts. His contributions include empirical investigations supported by large-scale data models, offering validated and actionable insights for researchers, policymakers, and industry stakeholders. With academic metrics reflecting increasing scholarly reach Citations 88 87, h-index 3 3, and i10-index 1 1 his research impact continues to gain recognition, contributing to contemporary academic and industrial discourse. His studies commonly draw upon dynamic capabilities theory, sustainability principles, digital transformation literature, transportation planning, and strategic business adaptation, positioning his work within global research agendas aimed at modernizing infrastructure development and strengthening supply chains through technological integration. Beyond theoretical exploration, his published work highlights strategic approaches that organizations and government bodies may adopt to enhance operational performance while addressing environmental pressures and market uncertainties. His findings are especially relevant to high-risk, development-focused economic regions, where large-scale logistics systems require new frameworks for digital, responsive, and sustainable management. In conclusion, Mr. Muhammad Inam Makki Khan’s research trajectory reflects a growing commitment to shaping the future of sustainable supply chain development and contributing knowledge that supports innovation and long-term resilience in business systems worldwide.

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Featured Publications:

• Khan, M. I. M. (2021). An analysis of human development index and economic growth: A case study of Pakistan. iRASD Journal of Economics, 3(3), 261–271.

• Khan, M. I. M. (2024). Innovative technological solutions for environmental sustainability in Chinese engineering practices. Engineering, Technology & Applied Science Research, 14(2), 13648–13657.

• Khan, M. I. M. (2021). Determinants of foreign direct investment in Pakistan. Meritorious Journal of Social Sciences and Management.

• Khan, M. I. M. (2023). Factors affecting consumer brand loyalty in Pakistan. Bulletin of Business and Economics, 12(3), 855–860.

• Khan, M. I. M. (2023). A novel CRYBB2 silent variant in autosomal dominant congenital cataracts (ADCC) in Pakistani families. Pakistan Journal of Medical Sciences, 39(5), 1399.

• Khan, M. I. M. (2022). Governance as a stimulator for foreign direct investment in Pakistan: A non-linear ARDL approach. Journal of Contemporary Macroeconomic Issues, 3(2), 103–112.

• Khan, M. I. M. (2024). Navigating innovation through ethical leadership: Insights from the dam industry. Proceedings of the 8th International Seminar on Education, Management and Social Sciences.

• Khan, M. I. M. (2024). Comparative analysis of organizational governance, management practices, and learning environments in higher education institutions across different provinces. Remittances Review, 9(1), 1301–1325.

• Khan, M. I. M. (2020). Soroprevalência de Toxoplasma gondii e alterações hematológicas associadas em pequenos ruminantes no sul do Punjab, Paquistão. Arquivo Brasileiro de Medicina Veterinária e Zootecnia, 72, 1698–1704.