Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences (INFORMS)
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Publisher Of
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American Red Cross Uses Analytics-Based Methods to Improve Blood-Collection Operations.
Interfaces.
48:24-34.
2018
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Make Room! Make Room! A Note on Sequential Spinoffs and Acquisitions
2017
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The Supermarket Game.
Stochastic Systems.
3:405-441.
2013
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Toward an Improved Methodology to Construct and Reconcile Decision Analytic Preference Judgments.
Decision Analysis.
10:121-134.
2013
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On the Choice of Baselines in Multiattribute Portfolio Analysis: A Cautionary Note.
Decision Analysis.
6:256-262.
2009
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On Equivalent Target-Oriented Formulations for Multiattribute Utility.
Decision Analysis.
3:94-99.
2006
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Marketing Science—Growth and Evolution.
Marketing Science.
24:1-2.
2005
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Making Better Decision Makers.
Decision Analysis.
1:193-204.
2004
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Multiple Experts vs. Multiple Methods: Combining Correlation Assessments.
Decision Analysis.
1:167-176.
2004
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Communicating About Decisions.
Decision Analysis.
1:82-83.
2004
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Search Committee Report: Marketing Science— A Strong Franchise with a Bright Future.
Marketing Science.
21:iii-iv.
2002
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Application of Complexity Theory to Organization Science.
Organization Science.
10:215-215.
1999
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Stock Positioning and Performance Estimation in Serial Production-Transportation Systems.
Manufacturing & Service Operations Management.
1:77-88.
1999
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The Hitotsubashi–Organization ScienceConference on Asian Research in Organizations.
Organization Science.
9:469-470.
1998
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Channel Coordination Mechanisms for Customer Satisfaction.
Marketing Science.
14:343-359.
1995
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Customer-Order Information, Leadtimes, and Inventories.
Management Science.
41:1599-1607.
1995
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Demand Signalling Under Unobservable Effort in Franchising: Linear and Nonlinear Price Contracts.
Management Science.
41:1608-1623.
1995
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Valuing Risky Projects: Option Pricing Theory and Decision Analysis.
Management Science.
41:795-816.
1995
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Evaluating Probabilities: Asymmetric Scoring Rules.
Management Science.
40:1395-1405.
1994
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What Should You Do When Your Competitors Send in the Clones?.
Marketing Science.
13:392-411.
1994
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Using Values in Operations Research.
Operations Research.
42:793-813.
1994
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Fortune Favors the Prepared Firm.
Management Science.
40:227-251.
1994
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Notes: The “Gambler's Fallacy” in Lottery Play.
Management Science.
39:1521-1525.
1993
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Comment on “A Randomization Rule for Selecting Forecasts”.
Operations Research.
41:801-802.
1993
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Explaining the Limited Effectiveness of Legalistic “Remedies” for Trust/Distrust.
Organization Science.
4:367-392.
1993
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The Legalistic Organization: Definitions, Dimensions, and Dilemmas.
Organization Science.
4:345-351.
1993
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Covariance Structure Models and Influence Diagrams.
Management Science.
39:816-834.
1993
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Mortgages and Markov Chains: A Simplified Evaluation Model.
Management Science.
39:683-691.
1993
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A Look on the Cost Side: Market Share and the Competitive Environment.
Marketing Science.
12:144-166.
1993
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Death of the Lethargic: Effects of Expansion into New Technical Subfields on Performance in a Firm's Base Business.
Organization Science.
4:152-180.
1993
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Value-Focused Thinking about Strategic Decisions at BC Hydro.
Interfaces.
22:94-109.
1992
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Implications of Errors in Survey Data: A Bayesian Model.
Management Science.
38:913-925.
1992
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Repeated Gambles, Learning, and Risk Aversion.
Management Science.
38:807-818.
1992
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Sensitivity of Weights in Combining Forecasts.
Operations Research.
40:609-614.
1992
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Exploring the Relationship Between the Markets for New and Used Durable Goods: The Case of Automobiles.
Marketing Science.
11:154-167.
1992
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Joint Coherence in Games of Incomplete Information.
Management Science.
38:374-387.
1992
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The Structure of Structured Bond Portfolio Models.
Operations Research.
40:S157-S169.
1992
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Computing Optimal Lot Sizes in the Economic Lot Scheduling Problem.
Operations Research.
39:56-63.
1991
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Environment, Market Share, and Market Power.
Management Science.
36:1160-1177.
1990
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Eliciting Public Values for Complex Policy Decisions.
Management Science.
36:1011-1030.
1990
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Unanimity and Compromise Among Probability Forecasters.
Management Science.
36:767-779.
1990
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Decision Modeling and Rational Choice: AHP and Utility Theory.
Management Science.
36:247-248.
1990
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Can Organization Studies Begin to Break Out of the Normal Science Straitjacket? An Editorial Essay.
Organization Science.
1:1-9.
1990
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Commentary on “Unobservable Effects and Business Performance: Do Fixed Effects Matter?”.
Marketing Science.
9:88-91.
1990
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Note—Conjoint Reliability Measures.
Marketing Science.
8:371-374.
1989
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Analysis of Stiff Markov Chains.
Orsa Journal on Computing.
1:126-133.
1989
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A Dynamic Lot-Size Model with Make-or-Buy Decisions.
Management Science.
35:447-458.
1989
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Durable Goods and Product Obsolescence.
Marketing Science.
8:35-56.
1989
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Critical Number Policies for Inventory Models with Periodic Data.
Management Science.
35:71-80.
1989
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Conjoint Analysis Reliability: Empirical Findings.
Marketing Science.
7:271-286.
1988
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Reply to “When Does Lag Structure Really Matter … Indeed?”.
Management Science.
34:917-918.
1988
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Note—Blau's Dilemma Revisited.
Management Science.
33:1232-1237.
1987
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Combining Overlapping Information.
Management Science.
33:373-380.
1987
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Preferences for Proxy Attributes.
Management Science.
33:198-214.
1987
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Why Indirect Health Risks of Regulations Should be Examined.
Interfaces.
16:13-27.
1986
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Risk Preferences for Gains and Losses in Multiple Objective Decision Making.
Management Science.
32:1065-1086.
1986
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Salesforce Compensation Plans in Environments with Asymmetric Information.
Marketing Science.
5:179-198.
1986
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Determining Organizational Effectiveness: Another Look, and an Agenda for Research.
Management Science.
32:514-538.
1986
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Organization Design: Introduction to the Focused Issue.
Management Science.
32:513-513.
1986
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Calibration and the Aggregation of Probabilities.
Management Science.
32:312-314.
1986
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Expert Resolution.
Management Science.
32:298-303.
1986
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An Allocation and Distribution Model for Perishable Products.
Operations Research.
34:75-82.
1986
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Salesforce Compensation Plans: An Agency Theoretic Perspective.
Marketing Science.
4:267-291.
1985
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Should Scoring Rules be “Effective”?.
Management Science.
31:527-535.
1985
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An Approach for Developing an Optimal Discount Pricing Policy.
Management Science.
30:1524-1539.
1984
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Research on State-Owned Enterprises—Introduction.
Management Science.
27:1324-1325.
1981
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Note—Further Tests of Aspiration Level Effects in Risky Choice Behavior.
Management Science.
27:953-958.
1981
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Combining Probability Distributions from Dependent Information Sources.
Management Science.
27:479-488.
1981
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Evaluating and Improving Resource Allocation for Navy Recruiting.
Management Science.
26:1198-1210.
1980
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Performance-Based Incentive Plans.
Management Science.
26:1131-1144.
1980
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Competitive Bidding with Dependent Value Estimates.
Operations Research.
28:603-613.
1980
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Equity and Public Risk.
Operations Research.
28:527-534.
1980
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The Efficiency of the Price, Budget, and Mixed Approaches Under Varyinga PrioriInformation Levels for Decentralized Planning.
Management Science.
26:401-417.
1980
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Utility Functions for Equity and Public Risk.
Management Science.
26:345-353.
1980
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Evaluating Alternatives Involving Potential Fatalities.
Operations Research.
28:188-205.
1980
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Simple Ranking Methods for Allocation of One Resource.
Management Science.
26:34-43.
1980
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Practice of Management Science—Patient States and the Technology Matrix.
Interfaces.
5:43-53.
1975
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The Determination of Partial Moments.
Management Science.
19:290-296.
1972
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A Method for Districting Among Facilities.
Operations Research.
20:613-618.
1972
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Utility Functions for Multiattributed Consequences.
Management Science.
18:276-287.
1972
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Utility Independence and Preferences for Multiattributed Consequences.
Operations Research.
19:875-893.
1971
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The Consensus of Subjective Probability Distributions.
Management Science.
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1968
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Collusive Investments in Technological Compatibility: Lessons from U.S. Railroads in the Late 19th Century.
Management Science.
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Waiting for the Payday? The Market for Startups and the Timing of Entrepreneurial Exit.
Management Science.