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    The Complexity Advantage

    Objectives

    How to make complexity an advantage for businesses and organisations? 

    To deal with the growing complexity in multi-faceted markets, business models, organisational forms, and value chains, and the behaviours of individuals, groups, organisations, and crowds, businesses and organisations today must understand and design effective strategies. 

    Research in this area focuses on developing research/data-based insights as well as decision-support tools for managers to operate in the increasingly complex contemporary markets and business environments. 

     

    COLOVIC, A., A. CALOFFI, F. ROSSI, "Crowdsourcing and COVID-19: How public administrations mobilize crowds to find solutions to problems posed by the pandemic", Public Administration Review, July 2022, vol. 82, no. 4, pp. 756–763

    ZANETTE, M. C., J. PUESCHEL, M. TOUZANI, "Re-arranging dressing practices: The role of objects in spreading ugly luxury", Journal of Business Research, June 2022, vol. 145, pp. 784-800.

    CHIBANE, M., "Can COVID-19 Solve The Equity Premium Puzzle?", Applied Economic, June 2022

    NIGAM, A., S. SANGAL, A. BEHL, N. JAYAWARDENA, A. SHANKAR, V. PEREIRA, Y. TEMOURI, J. ZHANG, "Blockchain as a resource for building trust in pre-owned goods' marketing: a case of automobile industry in an emerging economy", Journal of Strategic Marketing, June 2022.

    JEVNAKER, B. H., B. MISGANAW, "Technology transfer offices and the formation of academic spin-off entrepreneurial teams", Entrepreneurship and Regional Development, June 2022.

    ISHIZAKA, A., S. A. KHAN, S. KHEYBARI, S. I. ZAMAN, "Supplier selection in closed loop pharma supply chain: a novel BWM–GAIA framework", Annals of Operations Research, May 2022.

    GUPTA, S., S. MODGIL, C.-K. LEE, U. SIVARAJAH, "The future is yesterday: Use of AI-driven facial recognition to enhance value in the travel and tourism industry", Information Systems Frontiers, May 2022.

    BAGHERZADEH, M., M. GHADERI, A. -S. FERNANDEZ, "Coopetition for innovation - the more, the better? An empirical study based on preference disaggregation analysis", European Journal of Operational Research, March 2022, vol. 297, no. 2, pp. 695-708

    KUMAR ROY, P., K. SHAW, A. ISHIZAKA, "Developing an integrated fuzzy credit rating system for SMEs using fuzzy-BWM and fuzzy-TOPSIS-Sort-C", Annals of Operations Research, Avril 2022

    BISWAS, B., P. SENGUPTA, A. KUMAR, D. DELEN, S. GUPTA, "A critical assessment of consumer reviews: A hybrid NLP-based methodology", Decision Support Systems, April 2022.

    LOLLI, F., E. BALUGANI, M. A. BUTTURI, A. M. CORUZZOLO, A. ISHIZAKA, S. MARINELLI, V. ROMANO, "A Decision Support System for the Selection of Insulating Material in Energy Retrofit of Industrial Buildings: A New Robust Ordinal Regression Approach", IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management, Avril 2022.

     

    BISWAS, B., P. SENGUPTA, A. KUMAR, D. DELEN, S. GUPTA, "A critical assessment of consumer reviews: A hybrid NLP-based methodology", Decision Support Systems, Avril 2022.

     

    Rossi, F., A. Caloffi, A. Colovic, M. Russo, “New business models for public innovation intermediaries supporting emerging innovation systems: The case of the Internet of Things,” Technological Forecasting and Social Change, February 2022, vol. 175.

    MUNJAL, S., U. ANDERSSON, V. PEREIRA, P. BUDHWAR, "Exploring reverse knowledge transfer and asset augmentation strategy by developed country MNEs: Case study evidence from the Indian pharmaceutical industry", International Business Review, December 2021, vol. 30, no. 6.

    ESTRAN, R., A. SOUCHAUD, D. ABITBOL, "Using a genetic algorithm to optimize an expert credit rating model", Expert Systems with Applications, October 2022, vol. 203.

    HUDSON, A. RYCHALSKI, "The psychology of frustration: Appraisals, outcomes, and service recovery", Psychology and Marketing, Septembre 2021, vol. 38, no. 9, pp. 1550–1575

    HUDSON, S., H. GONZÁLEZ-GÓMEZ, "Can impostors thrive at work? The impostor phenomenon’s role in work and career outcomes", Journal of Vocational Behavior, Août 2021GONZÁLEZ-GÓMEZ, H., S.

    Laker, B., V. Pereira, A. Malik, L. Soga,  Dear Manager, You’re Holding Too Many Meetings, Harvard Business Review, March 2022.

    Rossi, F., A. Caloffi, A. Colovic, M. Russo, “New business models for public innovation intermediaries supporting emerging innovation systems: The case of the Internet of Things,” Technological Forecasting and Social Change, February 2022, vol. 175.

    MENEZES M., PINTO R., “Product proliferation, cannibalisation, and substitution: A first look into entailed risk and complexity”, International Journal of Production Economics, Volume 243, 2022

    PEREIRA, V., Y. TEMOURI, K. N. SHEN, X. XIE, S. TARBA, "Exploring multilevel innovative ecosystems and the strategies of EMNEs through disruptive global expansions – The case of a Chinese MNE", Journal of Business Research, Janvier 2022, vol. 138, pp. 92-107

    FENG, Y., MENEZES, M.,, "Integrated production and renewable energy generation in the presence of hydrogen energy storage", Production and Operations Management, Février 2022

    JALALI, H., M. VAN DEN BROEKE, I. VAN NIEUWENHUYSE, “Platform and product design for markets with quality and feature sensitive customers”, International Journal of Production Economics, February 2022, vol. 244.

    HYNDMAN, K.B., MENEZES, M., “Behavioral pitfalls of product proliferation in supply chains: An experimental study”. Decision Sciences, 2021

    MENEZES, M., H. JALALI, A. LAMAS, "One too many: product proliferation and the financial performance in manufacturing", International Journal of Production Economics, December 2021, vol. 242 

    ROSSI, F., A. CALOFFI, A. COLOVIC, M. RUSSO, “New business models for public innovation intermediaries supporting emerging innovation systems: The case of the Internet of Things”, Technological Forecasting and Social Change, November 2021.

    MENEZES, M., D. RUIZ-HERNÁNDEZ, Y. -T. CHEN, “On the validity and practical relevance of a measure for structural complexity,” International Journal of Production Economics, October 2021, vol. 240, pp. 108-243.

    MENEZES, M., D. RUIZ-HERNÁNDEZ, Y. -T. CHEN, "On the validity and practical relevance of a measure for structural complexity", International Journal of Production Economics, October 2021, vol. 240 

    CHAUDHURI, N., G. GUPTA, V. VAMSI, I. BOSE, "On the platform but will they buy? Predicting customers' purchase behavior using deep learning", Decision Support Systems, October 2021, vol. 149 

    ESCOBAR, O., O. LAMOTTE, A. COLOVIC, P. -X. MESCHI, "Impact of sourcing from the informal economy on the export likelihood and performance of emerging economy firms", Industrial and Corporate Change, September 2021 

    ALOOSH, A., G. BEKAERT, "Currency Factors", Management Science, September 2021 

    BELDERBOS, R., J. PARK, M. CARREE, "Do R&D investments in weak IPR countries destroy market value? The role of internal linkages", Strategic Management Journal, August 2021, vol. 42, no. 8 

    LIM , W. M., G. GUPTA, B. BISWAS, R. GUPTA, “Collaborative consumption continuance: a mixed-methods analysis of the service quality-loyalty relationship in ride-sharing services,” Electronic Markets, July 2021, pp. 1-22. 

    ATTAOUI, S., W. CAO, P. SIX, "Capital Structure and the Optimal Payment Methods in Acquisitions", International Review of Law and Economics, June 2021, vol. 66 

    BAGHERZADEH, M., M. GHADERI, A. -S. FERNANDEZ, "Coopetition for innovation - the more, the better? An empirical study based on preference disaggregation analysis", European Journal of Operational Research, June 2021 

    LIN, J., Z. LUO, J. BENITEZ, X.  R. LUO, A. POPOVIC, "Why do organizations leverage social media to create business value? An external factor-centric empirical investigation", Decision Support Systems, June 2021 

    JALALI, H., A.ANSARIPOOR, P.DE GIOVANNI, "Closed-loop supply chains with complementary products", International Journal of Production Economics, November 2020, vol. 229 

    RUIZ-HERNÁNDEZ, D., MENEZES, M., ZOUGGAR AMRANI, A. “An information-content based measure of proliferation as a proxi for structural complexity.” International Journal of Production Economics, 2019

    BROMILEY, P., R.KOUMAKHOV, D. M.ROUSSEAU, W.STARBUCK, "The Challenges of March and Simon's Organizations: Introduction to the Special Issue", Journal of Management Studies, December 2019, vol. 56, no. 8 

    GUPTA, G., I. BOSE, "Digital transformation in entrepreneurial firms through information exchange with operating environment", Information and Management, November 2019 

    ABOURA , S., E.ARISOY, "Can tail risk explain size, book-to-market, momentum, and idiosyncratic volatility anomalies?", Journal of Business Finance and Accounting, August 2019, vol. 46 

    WIES, S., A. O. I.HOFFMANN, J.ASPARA, J. M.PENNINGS, "Can Advertising Investments Counter the Negative Impact of Shareholder Complaints on Firm Value?", Journal of Marketing, July 2019, vol. 83, no. 4 

    LAMAS, A., P.CHEVALIER, "Joint Dynamic Pricing and Lot-Sizing under Competition", European Journal of Operational Research, May 2018, vol. 266, no. 3 

    FONTI, F., M.MAORET, R.WHITBRED, "Free-riding in multi-party alliances: The role of perceived alliance effectiveness and peers' collaboration in a research consortium", Strategic Management Journal, February 2017, vol. 38, no. 2 

    MARINO, M., S.LHUILLERY, P.PARROTTA, D.SALA, "Additionaly ot crowding-out? An overall evaluation of public R&D subsidy on private R&D expenditure", Research Policy, November 2016, vol. 45, no. 9 

    FROSEN, J., J.LUOMA, M.JAAKKOLA, H.TIKKANEN, J.ASPARA, "What counts vs. what can be counted: The complex interplay of market orientation and marketing performance measurement in organizational configurations", Journal of Marketing, February 2016, vol. 80, no. 3 

    DySES Conference - from October 5th to 7th, 2022, Rouen Campus (organized by Alessio Ishizaka), with Vernon Smith (Nobel Prize 2002) as special plenary speaker. For more information >

     

    The Wolfe Research Institute has invited Arash AlooshHyung-Eun Choi, and Samuel Ouzan (The TCA AE/The Complexity of Problems, Decisions and Solutions) to present their paper at one of the leading industry conferences in Finance. Arash, Hyung-Eun and Samuel presented their paper entitled “Meme Stocks and Herd Behaviour” at the Wolfe Virtual European Quant and Macro Investing Conference. This is an opportunity to increase the impact of their research beyond academia while joining a very prestigious list of top academic speakers in an industry event

    Research Talk - May 4th, 2022-Online and Paris Campus, Mehmet Umutlu (Yaşar University) “Some Research Methods in Data Analysis and Their Empirical Applications”

    Research Talk (jointy organised with  the Department of Finance) Monday, June 16, Paris Campus & Online Artashes Karapetyan Professor of Finance, ESSEC, “Inefficient Regulation: mortgages versus total credit”.

     

    Event “Fiat Lux” and Research Talk – Thursday April 21st, 2022 –Online-Stefano Persi, the CEO of MOSAIC FACTOR, “When complex problems require a collaborative and interdisciplinary approach at European Level”.

    Research Talk-Monday April 11th, 2022, Paris Campus was jointly organized by “The Complexity of Problems, Solutions and Decisions” sub-area and the Finance Department, Vikas Agarwal (Goergia State University): Birth order and fund manager’s trading behavior: Role of sibling rivalry.

    Research Talk - March 24th, 2022-Online Ali Faraji-Rad The Effects of Incidental Uncertainty on Judgment and Decision-Making. He’s an Assistant Professor of Marketing at University of Maryland, College Park.

    Research Day - March 17, 2022 - Online and on Paris Campus - a terrific day that gathered the Department of Finance, the Department of Information Systems, Supply Chain, and Decision Analysis (SISCAD), and AETCA.

    • Sleiman Jradi, NEOMA PhD student
    • Arvind Sainathan, an active member of the [AETCA] the SISCAD department, presented on the very interesting topic of healthcare; a joint talk tween the AETCA and SISCAD.
    • Eser Arisoy coordinator of a group on Complexity of Problems within AETCA invited Kevin Aretz, from University of Manchester, for a joint-sponsored talk shared by AETCA and the Department of Finance to discuss the topic of Investment-to-Stock Price Sensitivity.

    Editors Talk- February 10, 2022- Paris Campus and Online- Vijay Pereira, Professor of International and Strategic HRM “Meetings or No-Meetings? The Verdict is Out” (MIT Sloan Management Review; Harvard Business Review; Forbes);

    • Research Talk: Turan Bali Robert S. Parker Chair Professor of Business Administration,Georgetown University “How to publish in top-tier journals with powerful impact and hot current/future topics in econ/finance”.
    • Paper presentation: Wenbin Cao, “Financing Innovation under Ambiguity and Skewness” and Arash Aloosh, “ Non-standard Errors”

    Project review workshop - December 17, 2021 - Coordinated by Mozart Menezes (NEOMA)

    • Paper presentation Lijue Lu (Research assistant, NEOMA): Product Proliferation in Supply Chain Management Under Different Power Structures - Abstract: We show how the relationship between cost sensitivity to market expansion and the retailer's relative advantage in operational costs affects assortment decision, and under what circumstances the abuse of power and SKU proliferation occurs.

    • Paper presentation Wenhong Ding: Spillover effect of cyber risk along supply chain

    Abstract: There is increasing interest to firms’ exposure to cyber risks in recent years. We use the a large sample of U.S. data breach events caused by cyberattacks. We document that cyberattacks significantly influence the target firms’ major customers. Results show that major customers reduce supply chain finance, reduce relationship-based investment and diversify suppliers when one supplier experiences cyberattacks.

    • Paper presentation Hamed Jalali: Product proliferation and the bullwhip effect

    Abstract: It is commonplace for companies to launch new products every so often. This product proliferation increases the demand uncertainty of existing products and thus impacts the bullwhip effect faced by the supply chain. In this work, we analyse how the bullwhip effect of existing products change due to product proliferation.

    • Paper presentation Gaurav Gupta: Collaborative consumption continuance: A mixed methods analysis of the service quality-loyalty relationship in ridesharing services

    Community building Meeting - November 4, 2021 – Paris Campus – Presentation of current projects and futures directions 

    Editor talk - October 22, 2021 – Reims Campus - Meeting with Wim Vanhaverbeke, Professor of Digital Innovation and Entrepreneurship and Co-editor-in-Chief of TECHNOVATION 

    Guest talk - October 22, 2021 pm – Reims Campus – Seminar on Open innovation in the context of SMEs, in collaboration with La Communauté Urbaine du Grand Reims and the Marne Chamber of Commerce and Industry - Speaker: Wim Vanhaverbeke, Professor of Digital Innovation and Entrepreneurship and Co-editor-in-Chief of TECHNOVATION 

    Pedagogy 

    Examples of courses linked to this sub-Area include: "Financial Analysis for Business Decision Making", "Planning Budgeting Forecasting", "Risk Management and Internal Control", "Entrepreneurship", "Entrepreneurial Innovation and Design Thinking", "Financial Decisions under Uncertainty", "Behavior and Strategic Decisions in Corporate Finance", "Operational Risk and Resiliency", "Fundamentals of Behavioral Science", "Geopolitics and International Relations", OB and Intercultural Management", "Operations Management", "Forecasting and Inventory Management", "Supply Chain Modeling", "Marketing and New Business Models", "Brand Management and Storytelling", "Market Intelligence", "Territorial and Collective Marketing", "International Business: Disruption and Challenges", "The Economics of Culture", "The Art Market in the World", "Organisational Behaviour and Team Management", "Cross-cultural Agility in Global Business", "Negociation and Dispute Resolution" 

    Chairs, partners, and funded projects  

    The AE includes five externally funded research projects:  

    • Collaborative Platform for Entrepreneurship (Grand Est Region), whose goal is to create a scientific community in entrepreneurship to support actors of the entrepreneurial ecosystem of the Grand Est Region 
    • FUMA (Normandy Region), whose goal is to help the Region redesign its logistic flows 
    • Logistic Park for the Future (Normandy Region, Ile de France Region), whose goal is to develop a new approach to logistic structures in “Vallée de Seine” that integrates economic growth and environmental challenges 
    • PORTERR (Normandy Region), whose goal is to assess the efficiency of the port ecosystem in Normandy 
    • Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs) in Times of COVID: Recover Faster with Open Innovation (Grand Reims), whose goal is to develop an Open Innovation initiative to help local firms to grow after the pandemic 

     

    The AE also integrates the MOBIS Institute. Created in 2007 with an applied research orientation, the goal of MOBIS Institute is to better understand mobility under ecological and technological constraints 

    Key facts

    • 110+ research projects 
    • 20+ internal and external grants 
    • 65+ professors working on projects 
    • 94 courses 
    • MOBIS Institute 

    Chairs, partners and financed projects

    CU Grand Reims
    Grand Est Region
    Ile de France Région, Normandy Region
    Normandy Region
    Mobis Institute