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Jayashankar M. Swaminathan
New Book Jayashankar (Jay) M. Swaminathan is the
Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and the Kay and Van Weatherspoon
Distinguished Professor of Operations, Technology and Innovation
Management, Kenan-Flagler Business School at
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Professor Swaminathan’s research interests include mass
customization, retail operations,
managing operations in emerging
economies in particular Professor Swaminathan has been invited to
present his work at leading institutions in the U.S. including Harvard, Stanford, Berkeley, Northwestern,
MIT, Duke, NYU, Cornell, Carnegie Mellon, USC, Purdue and in other parts
of the world including London Business School, Tsinghua University, ITESM Monterrey, Indian
Institute of Management and Indian
School of Business. His research has been recognized with awards
including the CAREER Award
given by the National Science
Foundation, the George E. Nicholson
Prize, George B. Dantzig
Award and Daniel H.Wagner Prize
given by the Institute of Operations
Research and Management Science (INFORMS). Professor Swaminathan has consulted with a
number of firms including IBM, Agilent,
Converge, Cemex, Nokia, Nova Chemicals, Kaiser Permanente, Public Health
Institute, Railinc, Sara Lee, Smartops, Samsung and UNICEF. His
expert opinions have
appeared in Business
Week, Dow Jones Newswire, Financial Times, Reuters Online, Forbes,
CIO Magazine, Newsweek, Chief
Executive and Information Week. He has taught courses in Global Operations
Management, Supply Chain Management, Doing Business in India, Strategic
Information Technology, Mass Customization and Business Innovation and
Transformations in MBA, executive MBA and executive programs. Professor Swaminathan obtained his doctoral
and masters degrees in Industrial Administration with a specialization in Management of
Manufacturing and Automation at Carnegie Mellon University. He obtained
his bachelors degree in Computer Science and Engineering from IIT
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