Associate professor of operations and IT management @BerkeleyHaas, PhD from @ChicagoBooth, interested in service operations, marketplaces, and sustainability
Glad to see #Bloomberg feature my Management Science paper on selling surprise bags of surplus food, motivated by #TooGoodToGo. Our model shows that it can be a win-win, boosting retailer profit AND cutting food waste.
https://t.co/ZSxBmxivWJ
https://t.co/XvBz02Jqzv
@abhishekn@abhishekn excellent points! Most seem to assume that all can afford to use AI, which can be far from true, especially when more powerful AI often carries a heftier price tag
A whopping one-third of all food in the U.S. ends up in landfills, where it generates more greenhouse gas emissions than the entire aviation industry. Can food waste apps help address the problem? It depends, according to research by Professor Luyi Yang.
https://t.co/q279XK1jAt
Honored to receive the Best Problem-driven Analytical Research Paper Award at the Decision Sciences Institute 2024 Annual Conference in Phoenix for my paper “ Too Good to Go: Combating Food Waste with Surprise Clearance”! https://t.co/cuXxpmhwMS
Our group is hiring! UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business invites applications for a tenure-track faculty position in Operations and IT Management with a start date of July 1, 2024. To apply: https://t.co/ZAzGvszC44
Applications will be accepted through October 2, 2023.
Incredibly humbled to received the 2023 POMS Chelliah Sriskandarajah Early‐Career Research Accomplishments Award from the @PomsSociety! Thanks so much to the award committee for conferring this prestigious award on me. It is a tremendous honor! #POMS2023
Glad to see our @HarvardBiz article on Right to Repair featured by Forbes India! Right to Repair is indeed a hot-button issue that garners global attention.
The idea behind Right to Repair is to promote repair as an alternative to the excessive replacement of devices. It will only have teeth if there is a law. But there's still a long way to go, @divyajshekhar writes
https://t.co/TAANKXP1nV
Delighted to share my latest Harvard Business Review #HBR article on the #RightToRepair movement. It summarizes my Management Science paper with Chen Jin and Cungen Zhu on this emerging topic.
https://t.co/SLBoM15QTF
My #openaccess Management Science paper with Chen Jin and Cungen Zhu on the #righttorepair shows that the right-to-repair legislation may fall short of its consumer protection and #sustainability goals. Glad to see the paper featured by Haas News. https://t.co/jJajB0dXqd
The #RightToRepair movement aims to protect consumers and the environment. But well-intentioned laws can have downsides for both. Research by @LuyiYang_ : https://t.co/RHlIYbG2Wn
Our paper in Management Science (https://t.co/jJajB0dXqd) shows that #RightToRepair may have non-straightforward welfare and environmental implications
Diversify sourcing with dual and multi-sourcing and supply networks with co-located production and warehouses near the consumption shore @UCBerkeley#Haas@LuyiYang_ with @bobegan#CloudWars
It was a great pleasure speaking with @bobevansIT in a fireside chat luncheon keynote about Digital Supply Chains and the Rise of Sustainability at #CloudWars Expo!
The past few years have shown us the urgent importance having #supplychains that are prepared for "a rainy day."
If cost is a challenge, you MUST become more efficient and lower costs. Preparation is a non-negotiable.
- @BerkeleyHaas Professor Luyi Yang at #CloudWars Expo
That is where https://t.co/EbQW80iz0N comes into play. They claim they can cut #IRS hold time by 90%. Check out my Management Science paper on #queue#scalping https://t.co/CI6NBQJ7UT to see how it works:)
How it started: “Your estimated hold time is 30-60 minutes…” How it’s going: “Our representatives are still helping other customers. Please continue to hold…” #IRS#holdingforsport
@SonixApache@emollick This effect exists even if the old products are just as energy-efficient as new ones, and is further amplified if energy efficiency deteriorates with use.
@SonixApache@emollick Second, repair keeps more old products around that would otherwise be thrown away. This increased use value can attract more end users, thereby increasing the use impact.