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Jesse Bockstedt serves as Senior Associate Dean for Graduate Programs and Professor of Information Systems & Operations Management at Emory University's Goizueta Business School. He joined Emory in 2016 after holding faculty positions at George Mason University and the University of Arizona.
Education:
- PhD in Information Systems, Carlson School of Management, University of Minnesota – Twin Cities
- MS in Mechanical Engineering, University of Minnesota – Twin Cities
- BS in Mechanical Engineering, University of Wisconsin - Madison
Bockstedt's research focuses on behavioral economic issues in technology-mediated environments. His expertise spans Behavioral Economics, Online Consumer Behavior, Electronic Commerce, Crowdsourcing, Cybersecurity, IT Evolution, Microeconomics, Online Privacy, Personalization Systems, and Social Engineering. His interdisciplinary approach examines how individuals and organizations interact with technology, with particular attention to innovation contests, digital bundling strategies, and overcoming free-riding behaviors in information goods markets.
His publication record reveals a strong concentration on innovation contests and digital information goods. Bockstedt has systematically investigated how submission behavior affects contest outcomes, the influence of national culture on problem-solving in global innovation contexts, and the psychological mechanisms behind consumer variety-seeking behavior with digital bundling strategies. His research bridges information systems, operations management, and behavioral economics to provide actionable insights for firms designing digital marketplaces and innovation platforms.
Administrative Leadership:
- Senior Associate Dean for Graduate Programs
