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Assistant Professor |
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Dr. Yang joined C.W. Post in 2004 after
graduating from the Tepper business school in Carnegie Mellon. He is
interested in the modeling and analysis of supply chain management
and revenue management using financial, economic and
game-theoretical fundamentals, as well as providing useful,
industrial strength decision support tools using operations research
models and algorithms.
Before joining C.W. Post, Dr. Yang
spent one year visiting the Weatherhead School of Management in Case
Western Reserve University. He received Master degree in Electrical
Engineering from Tsinghua University, and Bachelor in Automation
from HuaZhong University of Science and Technology in China.
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~ Supply Chain Management ~ Revenue
Management ~ Energy Risk Management ~ Vehicle
Routing
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Teaching: |
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1. Supply Chain Management (BA, MBA/Elective)
2. International Business Seminar (MBA/Elective), Paris, France
3. Operations Management(MBA/Core) 4. Business Statistics
(MBA/Core)
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1. With I. Karaesman, P. Keskinocak and S. Tayur,
(8/2006), “Aircraft and Crew Scheduling for Fractional Ownership
Programs”, forthcoming in “Annals of Operations Research”.
2. With B. Xiao (8/2006), "Revenue Management with Multiple
Capacity Features", Submitted.
3. With V. Tilson and Y.
Wang, (2/2006), “Channel Strategies for Durable Goods: Coexistence
of Selling and Leasing to Individual and Corporate Consumers”,
Submitted.
4. With I. Karaesman, P. Keskinocak and S. Tayur,
(7/2005), “Scheduling Multiple Types of Time Shared Aircraft: Models
and Methods for Practice”, Proceedings of The 2nd Multidisciplinary
International Conference on Scheduling: Theory and Applications,
p19-38, Stern School of Business, New York University, USA.
5. With K. Sycara, (2002) “Risk Management in Storable
Energy Markets”, Proceedings of the First International Joint
Conference on Autonomous Agents & Multi-agent Systems. Rome,
Italy.
6. With S. Tayur, (2004), “Equilibrium Analysis of a
Natural Gas Supply Chain”, Working Paper, Tepper School of Business,
Carnegie Mellon.
7. With K. Sycara, (2003), “Decentralized
Matching Schemes for the Navy Detailing Process”, CMU-RI-TR-03-51,
Robotics Institute, Carnegie Mellon.
8. With K. Sycara,
(2003), “Two-Sided Matching for the Navy Detailing Process with
Market Complication”, CMU-RI-TR-03-49, Robotics Institute, Carnegie
Mellon.
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Conference
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1. "Revenue Management with Multiple Capacity
Features", INFORMS international, Hong Kong, June 2006.
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“Scheduling Multiple Types of Time Shared Aircraft: Models and
Methods for Practice”, Proceedings of The 2nd Multidisciplinary
International Conference on Scheduling: Theory and Applications,
Stern School of Business, New York University, 2005
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"Supply Chain Management – Overview and Trends", invited corporate
presentation by Purolator (www.purolator.com) at W Hotel, Time
Square, NYC, Feb 2005
4. “Channel Strategies for Durable
Goods: Coexistence of Selling and Leasing to Individual and
Corporate Consumers”, INFORMS, Denver, 2004
5. Weatherhead
School of Management, Case Western Reserve Univ, May, Nov 2003
6. Graduate Business School, University of Chicago, Feb 2003
7. Wharton Business School, Feb 2003
8. Graduate
Business School, University of Michigan, Jan 2003
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Graduate Business School, University of Miami, Jan 2003
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Johnson Business School, Cornell University, Summer 2002
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Professional services and
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1. Operations Consultant at Tepper, CMU Key
member in consulting / IT projects for Flight Options Inc.
(www.flightoptions.com) -- Developed a scheduling optimization
package, FlightOptimizer, for the second largest fractional
ownership business jet company which has been put into production
successfully since Jan. 2002.
2. INFORMS
Member
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Awards: |
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1. 2001-02 Best Student Teacher Award for
Teaching in the Undergraduate Business Administration Program, voted
by students and faculty members, presented by Department of Business
Administration, GSIA, Carnegie Mellon University, May 2002
2. Doctoral Fellowship, William Larimer Mellon Foundation,
1998-2001
3. GE China Scholarship, 1997
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