Roman Kapuscinski

Senior Associate Dean for Faculty and Research
John Psarouthakis Research Professor of Manufacturing Management
Professor of Integrative Systems + Design
Professor of Technology and Operations

Education
PhD Carnegie Mellon University 1996
MS Carnegie Mellon University 1993
Biography

Roman's research focuses on supply chain management and intersection of operational aspects with marketing and finance. This includes topics such as the value of information in coordinating the elements of supply chains, optimal design of production-inventory systems with capacity constraints, efficiency as a function of ownership within value chain analysis, and lead-time quotation. Recently his work extends to pricing in energy markets and effect of customer behavior on operational decisions.

 

He is an Associate Editor for Management Science and Operations Research. Six papers written by him with his students were finalists/winners of various paper competitions. He has been awarded three times Teaching Excellence Award by Ross students. Kapuscinski has cooperated in research with several companies and advised many MBA and Tauber projects.

Latest Faculty News & Research
Conveying Demand Information in Serial Supply Chains with Capacity Limits
Authors
Kapuscinski, Roman; Parker, Rodney
Published Date
2022
Authors
Kapuscinski, Roman; Parker, Rodney
Source
Operations Research
Volume
70
Issue
3
Pages
1485-1505
Rationing Capacity in Advance Selling to Signal Quality
Authors
Yu, Man; Ahn, Hyun-soo; Kapuscinski, Roman
Published Date
2015
Authors
Yu, Man; Ahn, Hyun-soo; Kapuscinski, Roman
Source
Management Science
Volume
61
Issue
3
Pages
560-577
Should Competing Firms Reveal their Capacity?
Authors
Qing Ye, Izak Duenyas, Roman Kapuscinski
Published Date
2013
Authors
Qing Ye, Izak Duenyas, Roman Kapuscinski
Source
Naval Research Logistics
Volume
60
Issue
1
Pages
64-86
Revitalizing Education for Manufacturing
Authors
Hopp, W., Kapuscinski, R.
Published Date
09/2011
Authors
Hopp, W., Kapuscinski, R.
Source
strategy+business
Volume
64
Issue
1
Pages
30-43