Long Pham

Dr. Long Pham is an Associate Professor of Operations Management at Texas A&M University – Corpus Christi (since 2022). He holds a PhD in Management (Operations Management) from New Mexico State University (2011) and multiple advanced degrees, including an MBA in International Business (2003), a Master’s in Accountancy (2023), and certifications in Business Analytics. His research focuses on Mobile Commerce, E-Learning Service Quality, Supply Chain Management, and Technology Acceptance Models. He has published extensively in journals like European Journal of Operational Research and Decision Support Systems. His work explores topics such as mobile payment adoption, cryptocurrency investment behavior, and green cosmetics consumer trends.

Education:

• PhD in Management (Operations Management), New Mexico State University, 2011
• M.S. Applied Statistics, New Mexico State University, 2011
• MBA, International Business, University of Thai Chamber of Commerce (Thailand), 2003
• MBA, International Banking and Finance, Texas A&M – Corpus Christi, 2024
• Master’s in Accountancy, Texas A&M – Corpus Christi, 2023
• Bachelor’s in Commercial Banking and English, National Economics University & Hanoi University (Vietnam), 1998–1999

Research & Teaching: Dr. Pham teaches Operations Management, Supply Chain Management, and Business Analytics. His research bridges technology adoption, consumer behavior, and service quality in emerging markets. Recent studies include the impact of e-learning during the pandemic, determinants of mobile payment use in Thailand and Vietnam, and ethical perceptions in online retail.

Awards/Grants: None explicitly mentioned in the text.

Professional Experience: Prior to Texas A&M – Corpus Christi, he taught at National Economics University (Vietnam), Minot State University (US), and others. He has advised students across multiple universities but specific advisee names are not listed here.