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Nan Yang is a Professor at the University of Miami, holding the Leslie O. Barnes Professorship in the Management department of the Miami Herbert Business School. With expertise spanning operations research and supply chain management, Professor Yang has established herself as a leading researcher in dynamic pricing, inventory management, and supply risk mitigation strategies.
Professor Yang's research focuses on critical areas including:
- Dynamic pricing and inventory management under demand and supply uncertainty
- Supply chain risk management with unreliable suppliers and random yields
- Pricing postponement strategies and their impact on supply chain coordination
- The effects of online reviews on consumer behavior and operational decisions
- Pharmaceutical supply chain dynamics and pricing mechanisms
Her publication record demonstrates a consistent research trajectory in operations management, with recent work focusing on the complex interactions between pricing decisions, inventory management, and supply risk. Her 2024 paper on assemble-to-order systems with exogenous lead times represents a significant theoretical contribution to inventory theory. A notable pattern in her research is the application of sophisticated stochastic modeling techniques to address real-world supply chain challenges, particularly those involving uncertainty and correlation among risk factors.
Professor Yang has published extensively in top-tier operations management journals including Operations Research, Manufacturing & Service Operations Management, and Production and Operations Management. Her collaborative research often involves complex mathematical modeling and game-theoretic approaches to analyze strategic interactions in supply chains.
Professor Yang maintains an active research agenda with recent publications addressing emerging challenges in supply chain management under uncertainty. Her work provides valuable insights for businesses seeking to optimize their operational decisions in volatile market environments.
