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Alfred Henry and Jean Morrison Hayes Career Development Professor
Department: Associate Professor of Finance
Contact: (617) 715-4820, jnbarrot@mit.edu
Expertise: Applied microeconomics; Corporate finance; Economics; Entrepreneurial finance; Entrepreneurial finance; Europe; European Union (EU); Finance; France; Innovation; Patents; Startups / Start-ups; Supply chain contracts; Venture capital; Venture capital
Boeing Leaders for Global Operations Professor of Management
Department: Professor of Operations Research
Contact: (617) 253-4223, dbertsim@mit.edu
Expertise: Air safety; eCommerce; Financial engineering; Information technology; Operations research; Optimization; Revenue management; Statistics
Department: Research Affiliate
Contact: , jhomer@mit.edu
Expertise: Affordable Care Act (ACA); Energy; Healthcare; Healthcare delivery; Healthcare operations management; Hospital operations management; Medical decision making; Medicare; Obamacare; Predictive analytics; Simulation; Strategic planning; System dynamics
Department: Senior Lecturer, Martin Trust Center for MIT Entrepreneurship
Contact: (617) 253-8653, thynes@mit.edu
Expertise: Accelerators; Alternative energy; Angel investing; Business plans; Carbon footprint; Clean energy; Cross-sectoral collaboration; Elevator pitch; Emerging businesses; Energy; Energy efficiency; Entrepreneurial finance; Entrepreneurial management; Entrepreneurship; Global entrepreneurship; Incubators; Innovation; Innovation management; Innovative thinking; New venture development; New ventures; Product innovation; Sales; Simulation; Startups / Start-ups; Sustainability; Sustainable design; Technological innovation; Wind power
John Norris Maguire (1960) Professor of Information Technology
Department: Professor of Information Technology and Engineering Systems
Contact: (617) 253-6671, smadnick@mit.edu
Expertise: Big data; China; Cloud computing; Cyber security; Data management; Digitization; Dodd-Frank Act; Enterprise information systems; Facebook; Financial information technology; Financial reporting; Global standards; Healthcare exchanges; Information technology; Intellectual property; Intellectual property; Internet security; Legacy information systems; Management of information technology; MOOCs; Singapore; Social media; Social networks; Social networks; Sociotechnical system; Sociotechnical system; Technology security; United Arab Emirates
Institute Professor
Department: Professor of Operations Research
Contact: (617) 253-6604, magnanti@mit.edu
Expertise: Operations research; Optimization
E. Pennell Brooks (1917) Professor in Management
Department: Professor of Operations Research
Contact: (617) 253-6606, jorlin@mit.edu
Expertise: Algorithms; Combinatorial optimization; Computational complexity; Computational economics; Heuristics; Logistics; Mathematical programming; Network optimization; Optimization; Robust optimization; Transportation; Vehicle routing
William F. Pounds Professor of Management
Department: Professor of Operations Research and Operations Management
Contact: (617) 253-8277, georgiap@mit.edu
Expertise: Big data; Electricity; Inventory; Logistics; Mathematical programming; Mathematical programming; Online shopping; Operations management; Operations research; Optimal control; Optimization; Pricing; Pricing; Retail; Revenue management; Sampling; Service industry; Social networks; Social networks; Statistics; Subsidies; Supply chain management; Sustainability; United Kingdom; United States
Patrick J. McGovern (1959) Professor of Management
Department: Professor of Operations Research
Contact: (617) 258-7340, schulz@mit.edu
Expertise: Algorithms; Algorithms; Applied math; Applied mathematics; Auctions; Combinatorial optimization; Computational complexity; Computational economics; Europe; Facility location; Facility location; Germany; Healthcare operations management; Heuristics; Hospital operations management; Integer programming; Inventory; Inventory; Logistics; Logistics; Mathematical programming; Mathematical programming; Mathematical programming; Network optimization; Operations research; Optimization; Optimization; Optimization; Project management; Project management; Robust optimization; Stochastic modeling; Telecommunications; Telecommunications; Transportation; Vehicle routing; Vehicle routing
Department: Senior Lecturer, Technological Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Strategic Management
Contact: (617) 258-6101, hbweil@mit.edu
Expertise: Airlines; Alliances; Asia; Aviation; Banking; Bermuda; Business process modeling; Capital budgeting; China; Competition; Competition; Competitive strategy; Computer industry; Consumer behavior; Convergence; Corporate strategy and policy; Credit card industry; Customer relationships; Customer service; Data acquisition; Digitalization; Dot-com; eCommerce; Electronic media; Emerging businesses; Emerging markets; Energy; Entrepreneurial management; Ethanol; Europe; European Union (EU); Financial services; France; Globalization; Hong Kong; Industrial economics; Information technology; Innovation; International corporate strategy; International management; Internet telephony; Lead users; Management of technology; Marketing strategy; Media; Microeconomics; Mobile computing; New ventures; Nonlinear dynamics; Oil; Online banking; Online media; Pharmaceuticals; Pricing; Research and development; Retirement planning; Singapore; Startups / Start-ups; Strategic management; Strategic planning; System dynamics; Taiwan; Technological innovation; Technological strategy; Technological transfer; Trust-based marketing; Wi-fi; Wireless communication
Transportation systems, as we know them today, will simply not sustain the worlds' growing population. John Sterman says we need to see transportation in its complexity, and expect that our planning efforts will have totally unintended, unexpected "rebound" effects.
Kristen Oldenburger is interested in the business of flying, particularly in how to keep an airline aloft in a rather competitive climate. Up to this point, however, she's done most of her work at ground level, for the FAA, the National Transportation Safety Bureau, and a few startup airlines. Recent treks to Australia and the United Arab Emirates have given a global slant to her travel industry knowledge, as well as the opportunity to visit the Great Barrier Reef, and she's looking to her summer internship with Morgan Stanley to provide a better understanding of the management side of transportation. In the rare moments her thoughts aren't on the sky, Kristin can be found on the ice, competing as part of an award-winning synchronized skating team. Correspondents Scott Rolph and Michelle Choate sat down with Kristin to discuss her ideas on the future of the aviation industry, witnessing New Year's Eve fireworks over the Sydney Harbor, and her plans for learning to fly.
From the Boston Globe Mayor Marty Walsh and his team deserve a great deal of credit for creating an enlightened, forward-looking vision for Boston’s transportation future. The initiative Go Boston 2030 tackles a key challenge for the city: its aging mobility infrastructure. However, this plan is missing several opportunities to improve the livability of Boston and foster inclusive economic growth. The plan can and should be more ambitious. Changes to the plan are critical, since a city’s mobility architecture can have a huge impact on its economy. Inefficiencies that sap economic growth stem from many sources like loss of productivity of people and assets, air quality remediation costs, reduced attractiveness to businesses, and impact on health. In 2016, Boston’s ranking in the INRIX traffic scorecard, which analyzes the impact of traffic in cities around the world, deteriorated from number 28 to 16 among US cities with the worst traffic congestion. The … Read More » The post How to improve Boston’s infrastructure future – Venkat Sumantran, Charles Fine, and David Gonsalvez appeared first on MIT Sloan Experts.
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