中国科学院大学MBA教育管理中心 【“SEM管理科学”青年学者论坛】Srinagesh Gavirneni:Service Delivery Strategies for Alleviating Pandemic Suffering while Maintaining Profitability(5月11日) - 中国科学院大学MBA教育管理中心

【“SEM管理科学”青年学者论坛】Srinagesh Gavirneni:Service Delivery Strategies for Alleviating Pandemic Suffering while Maintaining Profitability(5月11日)

  • 日期:2022-05-05

 

报告题目:Service Delivery Strategies for Alleviating Pandemic Suffering while Maintaining Profitability

 

报告人:Srinagesh Gavirneni    Cornell University(康奈尔大学)

 

报告时间:2022年5月11日(周三) 10:00-11:30

 

Zoom 会议号: 874 0137 2824   入会密码:80087

 

内容摘要

The post-pandemic world requires a renewed focus from service providers in ensuring that all customer segments receive the essential services (food, healthcare, housing, education, etc.) they need. Philanthropic service providers are unable to cope with the increased demands caused by the social, economic, and operational challenges induced by the pandemic. Customer self-selecting no-pay service strategies are becoming popular in various settings. Obtaining insights into how they can efficiently balance societal and financial goals is critical for a for-profit service provider. We develop and analyze a quantitative model of customer utilities, vertically-differentiated product assortment, pricing, and market size to understand how service providers can effectively use customer segmentation and serve the poor at the bottom of the pyramid. We identify conditions under which designing the service delivery to be accessible to the poor can simultaneously benefit the for-profit service provider, customers, and the entire society. Our work provides a framework to obtain operational, economic, and strategic insights into socially responsible service delivery strategies.

 

主讲人简介

Nagesh Gavirneni is a professor of operations management at the Johnson Graduate School of Management. His research interests are in the areas of supply chain management, inventory control, production scheduling, simulation, and optimization. He is now using these models and methodologies to solve problems in healthcare, agriculture, and humanitarian logistics in developing countries.