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Yan
Papadakis Adj. Professor |
Classes I Teach
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
- 2009-pres, Bank of America, GWIM Marketing, Marketing Strategy Analytics & Operations, Decision Support Modeling, Vice President
- 2006-2009, Merrill Lynch, Global Wealth Management, Management Science, Vice President
- 2001-2006, Drexel University, Philadelphia, LeBow College of Business Dept. of Decision Sciences, Assist. Professor
- 1999-2001, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Faculty of Commerce, Division of Operations and Logistics, Sessional Lecturer
- 1998-1999, Center for Innovation and Technology Transfer, Greece, Research Director
EDUCATION
- PhD, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, 1997 (Engr .Systems: Engr. Economics)
- MSE, University of Washington, Seattle, 1992 (Industrial Engineering)
- BSE, Aristotle University of Thessalonica, Greece, 1989
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS / PRESENTATIONS / PhD Students
A Refereed Articles
R. Labe and I. S.
Papadakis. Propensity Score Matching Applied to Financial Service Analytics.
Merrill Lynch Management Science Group Working Paper, 2010.
I. S. Papadakis. Financial
performance of supply chains after disruptions: An event study. Supply
Chain Management: An International Journal, 11, 2006.
I. S. Papadakis and P. R. Kleindorfer.
Optimizing infrastructure network maintenance when benefits are
interdependent. OR Spectrum, 2005.
I.
S. Papadakis. On the sensitivity of supply chains for direct configure-to-order
sales to component market disruptions: An event study. International
Journal of Physical Distribution and Logistics Management,
33(10):934–950, 2003.
I. S. Papadakis and W. T. Ziemba.
Derivative effects of the 1999 earthquake in Taiwan to U.S. personal computer
manufacturers. In Paul Kleindorfer and Murat Sertel, editors, Mitigation
and Financing of Earthquake Risks, chapter 8, pages 261–276. Kluwer
Academic, 2001.
B Presentations
I. S. Papadakis. Policy Evaluation by Case
Matching: Bridging Statistics and Optimization to Uncover Causal Mechanisms.
INFORMS Practice Meeting, Baltimore, MD, April 2008.
I. S. Papadakis. Risk and Benefit from
Operations Research / Management Science Consulting Projects. Annual Meeting of
the Northeast Decision Sciences Institute, Philadelphia, PA, March 2005.
I. S. Papadakis. Supply chain disruption
analysis using simulation. Presentation at Industrial Simulation Conference,
Malaga, Spain, June 2004.
PhD Students
Served in Doctoral Thesis Committees of
Erhan Deniz: “Multi-period scenario generation to support portfolio optimization” (Advisor: Dr. James T. Luxhøj) Dept. of Industrial and Systems Engineering, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ.
Jiali Liao: “A Discretionary Stopping Problem in Stochastic Control: An Application in Credit Exposure Control” (Advisor: Dr. Avijit Banerjee) Dept. of Decision Sciences, Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA.