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Sriram DasuAssociate Professor of Data Sciences and OperationsUSC Marshall School of Business
Los Angeles, CA 90089-0808Phone:213-740-3681Education:PhD, MIT; MBA, Indian Institute of Management - Calcutta; BTech, Indian Institute of Technology - BombayOverview
Sriram Dasu's research has been published Queuing Systems, Operations Research, and Management Science. He has served as associate editor of Management Science and senior editor of Manufacturing and Service Operations. His research interest are healthcare operations, global health, service operations with focus on customer psychology, and supply chain management.
Research
Forecasting the Need and Usage of a New Drug: The Case of Introducing Misoprostol in Tanzania • 2013A hierarchical framework for organizing a software development process • 2012Gray Markets, a product of demand uncertainty and excess Inventory • 2012The travelling salesman problem with flexible coloring of nodes • 2012Compensation Schemes for Salespersons who forecast • 2012Designing the Soft Side of Services • 2010Dynamic pricing when consumers are strategic: Analysis of posted and contingent pricing schemes • 2010Analysis of the travelling salesman problem with partially flexible coloring • 2009Planning for Pandemics at a Hospital Level • 2009Der Service-Encounter in Paramedizinischen Bereichen • 2009Human Issues in Service Design • 2002Want to Perfect your services: Use Behavioral Science • 2001A Dynamic Process Model of Dissatisfaction for Unfavorable, Non-routine Service Encounters • 1999Nature and Determinants of Customer Expectations of Service Recovery in Healthcare • 1999Class Dependent Departure Process from Multiclass Phase Queues-Exact and Approximate Analysis • 1998Introduction of Quality-Driven Team Based Systems: Issues at the Boundary of Operations Management and Industrial Relations • 1996Production Management • 1996A Hierarchy of Resource Allocation Problems Arising in Product Development • 1994Analysis of the Eph/ph/1 queue • 1994Management of Design: Engineering and Management Perspectives • 1994Approximating Nonrenewal Processes by Markov Chains: Use of Super-Erlang (SE) Chains • 1993Multi-Product Co-Production in Manufacturing and Services • 1993A Review of Open Queuing Network Models of Manufacturing Systems • 1992Batching and Scheduling Jobs on Batch and Discrete Processors • 1992Ordering Policies in an Environment of Stochastic Yields and Substitutable Demands • 1992The Dynamic Line Allocation Problem • 1992Managing Service Systems with an offline waiting option and customer abandonment - RSS
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