At the University of Washington since 1999
Brooke Bond India, Ltd., 1991-1995
“Impact of Retailers with Knowledge of Supplier’s Inventory on Supply Chain Performance”
Jain, A., Mamani, H., and Moinzadeh, K., (2017). Production and Operations Management, Vol. 26(3), pp. 542–556.
“Priority Allocation in a Rental Model with Decreasing Demand”
Jain, A., Moinzadeh, K., and Dumrongsiri, A., (2015). Manufacturing & Service Operations Management, Vol. 17(2), pp. 236–248.
“The Influence of Consumers’ Implicit Theories and Brand Extensions on Brand Personality Impressions and Overall Brand Evaluations”
Mathur, P., Jain, S., and Maheswaran, D., (2012). Journal of Consumer Psychology.
“A Single-Supplier, Multiple-Retailer Model with Single-Season, Multiple-Ordering Opportunities and Fixed Ordering Cost”
Jain, A., Moinzadeh, K., and Zhou, Y.-P., (2012). Operations Research, Vol. 60(5), pp. 1098–1110.
“A Supply Chain Model with Direct and Retail Channels”
Dumrongsiri, A., Jain, A., Ming, F., and Moinzadeh, K., (2008). European Journal of Operational Research, Vol. 187(3), pp. 691–718.
“Value of Capacity Pooling for Heterogeneous Customers”
Jain, A., (2007). European Journal of Operational Research, Vol. 177(1), pp. 239–260.
“Priority and Dynamic Scheduling in a Make-to-Stock Queue with Hyperexponential Demand”
Jain, A., (2006). Naval Research Logistics, Vol. 53(5), pp. 363–382.
“A Supply Chain Model with Reverse Information Exchange”
Jain, A., and Moinzadeh, K., (2005). Manufacturing & Service Operations Management, Vol. 7(4), pp. 361–378.
“Modeling the Impact of Merging Capacity in a Production-Inventory System”
Iyer, A., and Jain, A., (2004). Management Science, Vol. 50(8), pp. 1082–1094.
“The Logistics Impact of a Mixture of Order-Streams in a Manufacturer-Retailer System”
Iyer, A., and Jain, A., (2003). Management Science, Vol. 49(7), pp. 890–906.
MBA Core Professor of the Quarter for Winter 2009
Analytical modeling of product-flow and information linkages between manufacturers and retailers and their redesign to reduce variability in supply chains