Which mathematician is credited with developing linear programming, a technique that revolutionized supply chain optimization in the 1940s?

Supply chain optimization has been revolutionized by mathematical modeling and algorithms. These innovations help companies minimize costs, reduce waste, and improve efficiency across global networks. This poll tests your knowledge about the historical development of mathematical approaches that transformed how products move from production to consumers. Do you know which pioneering work laid the groundwork for modern supply chain analytics?

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George Dantzig, who created the simplex method while working for the US Air Force during WWII
John Nash, who developed game theory applications for inventory management
Claude Shannon, who applied information theory to optimize logistics networks
Alan Turing, who created computational models for wartime supply distribution