https://doi.org/10.53908/NMMR.30010E Volume 30, Issue-1, January 2022 I ndustrialization arrived with its promise that any amount of mechanization leading to the adoption of new technology and mass production scale can solve any level of human malaise. However, over the decades, the world has become the dump yard of human greed. The Take- Make- Waste Model, promoted Read More …
Volume XXIX Issue 2 | April 2021 Page: 1-3 Abstract: Covid- 2019 has brought in unparalleled challenges to human civilization. We have faced such situations in the long past and assumed that the development in science and technology has insulated us from such dreaded pandemics. Though we had few similar incidents like AIDS, SARS, and Read More …
Covid-19 Decisions, and Decision-Making Models Covid-19 has imposed upon governments very consequential decisions about closing the economy/society and opening the society/economy. Such decision-making can adopt one of two models: compensatory model or a non-compensatory model. Decision Making Models and Algorithms Compensatory decision making involves identifying a set of criteria relevant to the decision, assigning a Read More …
We calibrated the model for deaths for the period, March 21 to April 30 for the United States as a whole, and the U.S. States of New York, California and West Virginia. We used the daily data from the COVID-19 Tracking Project, which is a volunteer organization launched from The Atlantic. Every day, data is Read More …
COVID 19: Forecast of the diffusion by Gurumurthy Kalyanaram Covid-19 pandemic has devastated economies and societies. Forecasting the diffusion of the virus has been challenging. Over the last four months, several empirical models have been built. We present them here in very abbreviated manner. Then I discuss my own forecasts for the United States. Those Read More …
The extant research has established that there is a pioneering market share advantage when the product category is successful, and under certain other conditions. This finding has been found across many product categories. Applying this database of empirical knowledge, the paper addresses the following two important research questions. 1. How does the market share advantage Read More …
Fifth Generation (5G) Networks, Emerging New Global Economic and Market Order, and Huawei by Gurumurthy Kalyanaram As now widely recognized, fifth generation (5G) networks are critical to the infrastructure. 5G network represents a new generation network able to transmit data with a speed higher than 1 gigabit per second and with much lower latency. 5G Read More …
The Case of Huawei: Political, Policy and Market Dynamics by Gurumurthy Kalyanaram US-China trade and other disputes have injected great uncertainty in the global economy and geo-politics. The disputes have thrown a shadow over US economy and society. However, in the recent G-20 summit, Presidents Trump and Xi have agreed to resume the dialogue to Read More …
Elements of Supply Chain Management in Pharmaceutical Industry We are delighted to present our January issues of NMIMS Management Review, and Economics and Public Policy Journals. The quality of the manuscripts and the editorial board speak for themselves. We are also introducing a brand new scholarly journal: NMIMS Engineering and Technology Review journal. The incredibly Read More …
