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Ying-Ju Chen
Assistant Professor
Ph.D. New York University
4121 Etcheverry Hall
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ieor.berkeley.edu
"Ying-Ju Chen joined the IEOR Department at UC Berkeley in July 2007 after completing his PhD in Operations Management in the IOMS Department, Leonard N. Stern School of Business, New York University. In 2006, he served as the instructor of ``Decision Models'' at Stern School , and is a recipient of NYU teaching excellence award. He also holds master's and bachelor's degrees of Electrical Engineering from National Taiwan University . His current research interests lie in supply chain contracts and coordination under information asymmetry, with special emphasis on the design of multi-tier supply chains, the role of correlation among contracting parties, and the impact of information disclosure and acquisition. His work has appeared in Information Systems Research, Automatica, Queueing Systems, and Performance Evaluation. "
Research
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Supply chain coordination
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Auction design
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Incentive contracts
- Efficiency loss under competitive behavior
Publications
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Ying-Ju Chen and Sridhar Seshadri , 2007, " Product development and pricing strategy for information goods under heterogeneous outside opportunities ,'' Information Systems Research 18(2) 150-172.
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Ying-Ju Chen and Sridhar Seshadri , 2006, " Supply chain structure and demand risk ,'' Automatica 42(8) 1291-1299.
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Ying-Ju Chen and Jin-Fu Chang , 2005, " Per connection performance analysis of a frame-based TDMA/CDMA MAC protocol containing both reservation and contention slots ,'' Queueing Systems 49(2) 123-159.
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Ying-Ju Chen and Jin-Fu Chang , 2004, " Per connection delay analysis of a frame-based TDMA/CDMA MAC protocol ,'' Performance Evaluation, 57(1) 19-55.
Ph.D. Theses Supervised