Erik Alfred Nesset

Erik Alfred Nesset is a Professor at the Department of Industrial Economics and Technology Management within the School of Business and Economics at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) in Ålesund. His extensive career spans over three decades with continuous academic contributions since 1991, maintaining active research and publication output through 2023.

His research interests focus on Marketing Research, Industrial Economics, and Econometrics, with significant specialization in Credit Scoring methodologies, Retail Loyalty programs, and Innovation Management. His work demonstrates strong regional emphasis on Norwegian business contexts including fisheries, maritime industries, and retail sectors, while incorporating advanced analytical techniques like deep learning in financial applications.

Analysis of his 15 most recent publications reveals consistent methodological rigor across diverse domains: from applying CNN/XGBoost in credit scoring (2022) to studying value creation in Norway's klippfisk industry (2023). His work shows interdisciplinary integration of economics, marketing theory, and computational methods, particularly strong in consumer behavior analysis within Scandinavian contexts.

Nesset maintains active collaboration with NTNU colleagues including Øyvind Helgesen, Lars Ole Hjelkrem, and Petter Eilif de Lange across multiple publications. His research has appeared in journals spanning finance (Journal of Risk and Financial Management), retail (Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services), healthcare (BMC Health Services Research), and transportation (Transportation Research Part A).