Jaya Singhal, Ph.D.
Professor of Decision Science
The Frank Baker Chair for Research Excellence
Phone: 410.837.5256
E-mail: jsinghal@ubalt.edu
Education:
- Ph.D., University of Arizona
- M.S., Marathwada University
- B.S., Marathwada University
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Bio
Jaya Singhal is a professor in the Department of Information Systems and Decision Science. Her research focuses on topics in Management Science, Supply Chain Management, and Operations Management.
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Research Interests
Management Science, Business Analytics, Supply Chain Management, Operations Management, Economics
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Teaching Interests
Business Analytics, Management Science, Statistics, Supply Chain Management
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Recent Publications
Intellectual Contributions
Refereed Journal Articles
Singhal, K., & Singhal, J. (2022). A programmed method for generating new product ideas from an existing product line. Decision Sciences. 53(4), 771-776.
Singhal, K., & Singhal, J. (2022). Technology and manufacturing?and?service operations since the Industrial Revolution. Production and Operations Management. 31(12), 4276-4282.
Singhal, K., & Singhal, J. (2022). Technology, knowledge, and manufacturing before the Industrial Revolution. Production and Operations Management. 31(12), 4262-4275.
Singhal, K., Singhal, J., & . (2019). Technology and Manufacturing in China Before the Industrial Revolution and Glimpses of the Future. Production and Operations Management Journal. 28(3), 505-515.
Research in Progress
". A general theory of trade-and- innovation dynamics and its science, part 3: Uniform innovation, population increases, productivity catch up, and adding goods to trade" (Planning)
"A general theory of trade-and- innovation dynamics and its science, part 1: Fundamental theorems for a linear N-good model" (On-Going)
"A general theory of trade-and- innovation dynamics and its science, part 2: Impact of innovation in individual goods on the innovator and its trading partners" (On-Going)
"A general theory of trade-and- innovation dynamics and its science, part 4: Monopolistic competition, spending unequal share of income on difference goods, and a synthesis" (Planning)
"Design of the business school: critical role of research beyond the Pasteur�s quadrant" (Writing Results)