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Customers need more protection, not less. Is Your Price Personalized? Alleviating Customer Concerns with Inventory Availability Information.
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Arian Aflaki is an Associate Professor of Business Analytics and Operations at the University of Pittsburgh School of Business. His research interests include revenue management and pricing, retail analytics, nonprofit operations, supply chain management, and the operations-marketing interface, with publications in leading journals including Operations Research, Manufacturing & Service Operations Management, and Production and Operations Management. His work has also been recognized with research, teaching, and service awards from Pitt Business and professional societies such as INFORMS, MSOM, and POMS. Currently, he serves as the PhD Program Coordinator for the Business Analytics and Operations area and is a faculty board member at the Center for Supply Chain Management at Pitt Business. He earned his Ph.D. in Operations Management from the Fuqua School of Business at Duke University, and his M.Sc. in Applied Mathematics and B.Sc. in Industrial Mathematics from Sharif University of Technology. |
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Customers need more protection, not less. Is Your Price Personalized? Alleviating Customer Concerns with Inventory Availability Information.
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