Milan Miric

Milan Miric is an Associate Professor in the Department of Data Sciences and Operations at the University of Southern California's Marshall School of Business. He joined USC in 2016 after completing his PhD at Copenhagen Business School. His research focuses on digital strategy, artificial intelligence, platform ecosystems, and innovation dynamics, with particular attention to gender disparities in technology entrepreneurship and strategic implications of digital markets.

His expertise spans areas like freemium business models, platform competition, and the impact of imitation on product demand. Miric has been frequently cited in media outlets such as the San Francisco Chronicle and Mashable for his insights on Federal Reserve policies, tech industry regulation, and tariff impacts on consumer electronics.

Recent research trends in his articles emphasize platform-based ecosystems, M&A strategies in digital markets, and the gender gap in tech entrepreneurship. His work bridges theoretical frameworks with practical implications for startups, established firms, and policymakers.

Miric teaches courses on big data strategies and has contributed to multiple industry reports and policy discussions. He is a recognized voice in understanding how digital tools and standardized technologies affect innovation and employee mobility across industries.