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The Eighth POMS-HK International Conference Presentation ScheduleDay 209:00-10:30Session 4A (LSK 1003)Session 4B (LSK 1026)Innovations in OMRecent Development in SCM andChair: Xin FangServiceChair: Anyan QiKeynote Presentation by Prof. Awi FedergruenSession 4C (LSK 1033)Retail Promotions and Revenue SharingChair: Ling-Chieh KungIncentive Issues in theImplementation of UrbanConsolidation CentersXin Fang, Yun Fong Lim10:45 - 12:15Day 214:00 - 15:30Day 215:45 - 17:15Session 4D (LSK 1034)Supply Chain PerformanceChair: Karthik NatarajanSession 4E (LSK 1005)Social & Economic NetworksChair: Yang ZhangSession 4F (LSK G012)Logistics PlanningChair: Odkhishig GanboldSession 4G (LSK G007)Sustainable OperationsManagementChair: Xin WangImpacts of Contracts on a Supplier’sEnvironmental Innovation underEmission Tax on a ManufacturerA Heterogeneous Fleet Two-echelon Capacitated Kun Soo Park, Se-Youn Jung, BosungKimSession 4H (LSK 1032)Data Driven ResearchChair: Yong-Hong KuoSession 4I (LSK 1027)Service OperationsChair: Shan WangThe Data-driven Analytics forInvestigating Food LogisticsManagementPo-Chu Huang, Pei-Ju WuService Segment Competition: Sizeor Target, Which Matters?Weixiang Huang, Wenhui Zhou,Pengfei GuoDeveloping a Simulation Model of aTram Network by using HistoricalRFID DataHenry K.F. Cheung, Yong-Hong Kuo,Janny M.Y. Leung, David S.W. Lai,Joshua HiewBanks’ Efficiency and ItsDeterminants: Evidence fromChinese Mainland and His two SARsLei Peng, Xinhua Gu, Zhaotong LianStrategic Rationale for Hedging in aConditional Promotions and ConsumerBilateral Supply ChainOverspendingYixuan Xiao, Xiaole Wu, Panos Kouvelis Thunyarat (Bam) Amornpetchkul, HyunSoo Ahn, Ozge SahinDecision Structure and Performance ofCapacity Reservation StrategyNetworked Technology Supply Chains Signaling Machine Reliability throughUnder Consumer Panic BuyingJingqi Wang, Xiaole Wu, Vish Krishnan Revenue Sharing for Radiation Treatments:Lin Zhou, Jing Hou, Shan ZhaoImpact of Hospital Management TypeDoes More Private Information byYu-Hung Chen, Ling-Chieh Kung, Jun-Yu Yu,An Improved NSGA-II AlgorithmService Providers Always HurtHsin-Jung Tsai, Yu Jen Wangfor Petrol Station Replenishment Customers?Problem with Drivers’ Workload Li Jiang, Chunyan GaoOnline In-store Referrals for Products withBalancingHeterogeneous QualityLijun Sun, Haiyang Shi, Xiangpei Hu Optimal Procurement Mechanisms for Ling-Chieh Kung, Pei-Yu Sun, Chien-YuAssemblyHuang, Wei-Che LeeAnyan Qi, Bin HuSupply Chain Performance with A Target- Fashion and Homophilyoriented RetailerZhigang Cao, Boyu Zhang, Xiaoguang Yang,Qinshen Tang, Lucy Gongtao Chen,Chengzong QinMelvyn SimInventor Diversification in TechnologyRelationship between Upstream andNetworksDownstream Supply Chain NetworksJianxi Luo, Jeffrey Alstott, Giorgio Triulzi,and PerformanceBowen YanManpreet S. Hora, Marcus Bellamy,Soumen GhoshThe Coevolution of Constrained NetworkFormation and Minimum-Effort GamesThe Benefit of Scale: Capacity Allocation Zhiwei Cui, Fei Shiin Differentiated Service SystemGuodong Lyu, Mabel Chou, Chung-Piaw Optimal Nonlinear Pricing in SocialTeo, Zhichao Zheng, Yuanguang ZhongNetworks under Asymmetric NetworkInformationAsymmetry and Ambiguity inYang Zhang, Ying-Ju ChenNewsvendor ModelsKarthik Natarajan, Melvyn Sim, JolineUichancoCity-center Supply of Airport Ancillary GoodsHanxiang Zhang, Czerny, Achim IngoSession 5A (LSK 1003)Session 5B (LSK 1026)Session 5C (1033)Session 5D (LSK 1034)Session 5E (LSK 1005)Session 5F (LSK G012)Session 5G (LSK G007)Session 5H (LSK 1032)Session 5I (LSK 1027)Warranty and QualityManagementChair: Anshu DaiLogistics ManagementChair: Yihuan YangStrategic Consumers and RobustOptimizationChair: Daniel LongContract DesignChair: Shantanu BhattacharyaChannel and Purchasing ManagementChair: Chun-Hung Chiu CANCELLED Robust Optimization and RiskSupply Chain ManagementChair: Qiao WangBusiness Analytics for DecisionMakingChair: Hsiao-Hui LeeEconomics and OperationsManagementChair: Huiqiang MaoHow does the Manufacturer’sExtended Warranty Policy Affectits Original Basic Warranty?Yaqi Lou, Shuguang HeRouting Optimization of HazmatMultimodal Transportation Based onCVaR AssessmentRongxue Du, Liping LiuTo Ration Or Not To Ration? Selling ToStrategic Customers Under Shortage EffectHanqing Liu, Peng Hu , Stephen ShumFree Rider and Deterrence of SupplyChain EncroachmentQinquan CuiFlexible Market Response Modelwith Price-DependentHeteroscedasticitySirong LuoOn the Interaction betweenProduct Rollover Strategy andPricing SchemeJingchen Liu, Lihua Chen, Xin ZhaiQuality Disclosure Strategies forthe Firms in a CompetitiveMarketplaceCiwei Dong, Ming ZhaoContainer Assignment with ElasticDemandShuaian WangStudy on the Flexible PreventiveMaintenance Strategy forProducts Sold with Twodimensional WarrantyAnshu Dai, Shuguang He, Zhen He,Zixian LiuA Stakeholder Analysis of LogisticsSynchronization with ConsolidationStrategy in Food Supply ChainKok Choon Tan, James Soo Keng Ang,Gajanan Bhanudas PanchalLocation-routing Model for Joint Delivery Arisingin City LogisticsThe Optimal Reverse Channel ChoiceZhao Quanwu, Wang WeiCross-border E-commerce Solutions for Chinaand Europe: Interview SurveyOdkhishig Ganbold, Tsai Yao-Te, Ang Ming Sze,James Ang Soo Keng, Robert de SouzaResearch on Supply Chain Lead TimeOptimization Based on Shelf LifeZhirong Wu, Shihua MaCost and Order Allocation to SuppliersSimulation Based Predictivein an Auto IndustrySunil Kumar Ambati, Priyanka Verma Analytics for Dynamic QueueingOptimal Timing of ProductIntroductions When ConsumersExhibit Context-dependentPreferencesWang Qiao, Chiang Wei-yu KevinLiSession 6C (LSK 1033)Interface between OM and MarketingChair: Rui ZhengAssessing Uncertainty: A Modeloutput Oriented ApproachAchim I. Czerny, Erik T. Verhoef,Anming ZhangNetwork Analysis of Patient TransferBehavior in a Hierarchical MedicalSystemRunkang Ding, Jingui Xie, Yugang YuPromotion Planning of Network GoodsNingyuan Chen, Saed Alizamir, VahidehManshadiSession 6D (LSK 1034)Supply Chain ManagementChair: Zelong YiFinancing a Small Capital-constrainedCommunity Firm Based on AdvanceSelling and Social TiesShuang Xiao, Song Alex Yang, YiangosAnalysis of Gray Markets in Differentiated PapanastasiouExperimental Analysis of theTax/Subsidy and Capacity Decisions in Duopoly with Different Power StructuresNewsvendor Problem withA Two-tier Health System withHai Li, Stuart X. ZhuThe Decisions of Supplier and CapitalMinimum Order QuantityWelfare Redistributive ObjectiveConstrained Retailer with MarketingContractsWeifen Zhuang, Qu QianWho Compensates the Sales Agent?ExpansionÖzge Tüncel, Niyazi Taneri, SameerDuo Shi, Panos KouvelisWen Ding, Wenhui Zhao, Panos Kouvelis,HasijaConspicuous by Its Absence: DiagnosticGuohua WanExpert Testing Under UncertaintyPricing in Social Networks with StrategicMulti Criteria Optimization Model Tinglong Dai, Shubhranshu SinghConsumersHow to Finance Agricultural-Productfor Prepositioning of Relief Items:Rui Zheng, Biying ShouSuppliers?A Case Study of Chennai FloodsZelong Yi, Ying-Ju Chen, Yulan Wang2015Ashish Kumar Kaushal, RaviShankarManaging Appointment-basedServices in the Presence of Walk-inA Location Based System forPatientsManaging Cart Operations at a Mail Shan Wang, Nan Liu, Guohua WanFacilityYong-Hong Kuo, Chun Hung ChengAn Easy-to-implement VariableSelection Method for ModelsFollowing HereditySourcing Strategy of Strategic Itemsby Considering the Total Supply Chain William LiGenerating Delivery Plans in Real Timeby Dynamically Evaluating MultipleScenariosYihuan Yang, Xiangtong QiSession 6B (LSK 1026)OM in Health Care SystemsChair: Tinglong DaiRevisiting an intelligent ParticleSwarm Optimization AlgorithmHui-Ming Wee, Yen-Deng HuangGreen Technology Development andAdoption: Competition, Regulation,and Uncertainty - A Global GameApproachXin Wang, Soo-Haeng Cho, AlanScheller-WolfHotel Online Booking Segmentation for Manufacturer’s Channel Selection andHeterogeneous CustomersPricing Strategies under E-commerceTing Wei, Zhaowei Miao, Yongquan Lan Lili Shangguan, Yongquan Lan, ZhaoweiMiaoModeling with Infinitely ConstrainedContract Design and RenegotiationAmbiguity Setsunder Loss-aversion in Public ProjectsDual-channel Service and Pricing StrategyZhi Chen, Melvyn Sim, Huan XuYiwen Zhang, Zhuo Feng, Shuibo Zhang Based on Service Free-ridingXidong Li, Shihua MaMitigating the Price Fluctuation in QuotaRights of First Negotiation and Rights ofSystemsFirst Refusal in New ProductCoordinating Supply Chains: Impacts ofZheng Cui, Daniel Zhuoyu LongDevelopment PartnershipsChannel Leadership and InformationShantanu Bhattacharya, Guangyu Wan, AsymmetryCost Sharing for Capacity Transfer inCooperating Queueing SystemsSameer Hasija, Niyazi TaneriChun-Hung Chiu, Tsan-Ming Choi, Xun Li,Yinlian Zeng, Lianmin Zhang, Xiaoqiang Cai, JunCedric Ka-Fai YiuSession 6A (LSK 1033)Logistics and Supply ChainManagementChair: Guodong Lyuunder Supply Chain CompetitionYu Zhou, Xiaole WuSystemsHuiyin OuyangPerformance Evaluation andOptimization of Gaming Industry inMacau during 2007-2014Qiang Deng, Zhaotong Lian, XinhuaGuImpacts of Carbon Policies underImperfect Competition: The RealPrice of Carbon ReductionHuiqiang Mao, Yanzhi LiReducing Inventory Waste: OptimalOrder-Up-to Level with ServiceLevel Agreements in a FiniteHorizonQi Deng, Yinliang Ricky Tan, AnandPaul, Lai WeiSession 6E (LSK 1005)Green Efforts and Location ManagementChair: Qi FuSession 6F (LSK G012)The OR/OM models and their applicationsChair: Jiheng ZhangSession 6G (LSK G007)Healthcare OperationsManagementChair: Jin QiSession 6H (LSK 1032)Technology ManagementChair: Jingqi WangSession 6I (LSK 1027)Supply Chain ManagementChair: Liu JingVertical or Horizontal Cooperation in aCompetitive Supply Chain for InvestingGreening EffortsPeng MaAnalysis of Pooling Effect for Multiple ProductsUsing a Single Warranty ReserveZhang Ruijie, Xie Wei , Zhong Yuanguang, ZhouYongwuOptimal Resource Allocation inBreast Cancer Screening withDifferent Risk GroupsQingxia Kong, Susana MondscheinDemand Learning and AgreementDelay in Technology AdoptionWei Zhang, Reza Ahmadi, SriramDasuSupply Chain Coordination UsingRevenue-Sharing Contract withPerishable ProductsRenfei Luo, Zhaotong LianThe Evolutionary Game Analysis ofCollaboration on Carbon ReductionBehavior by Manufacturer and Retailer inSupply ChainYuan Bai-yunBeyond Heavy-traffic Regimes: Universal Bounds Personalized Medical Decisionand Controls for the Single-server QueueMaking for Type II DiabetesJunfei Huang, Itai GurvichTreatmentShasha Han, Joel Goh, Melvyn SimThe Cost of Skipping the LineChen Xiaole, Li Yang, Huang JunfeiAllocation of ICU Beds duringPeriods of High DemandCapacity Design and Allocation in UnbalancedHuiyin Ouyang, Nilay T. Argon,Networks with FlexibilitySerhan ZiyaJingui Xie, Marcus Ang, Mabel C. Chou, David D.YaoMarkov Decision Process basedNurse Night Shift Assignment withBurn-Out ConsideredGeng Na, Zhou Chun-meng, AndreaMattaInvestment Strategies inTechnology Adoption: Chase theNew or Walk with the Old?Haiping Hui, Wei Zhang, Hsiao-HuiLeePerformance Bounds andAsymptotic Optimality of (r;Q)Policies for Stochastic DistributionInventory SystemsHan ZhuSupply-Chain Innovation Spilloverand New Product IntroductionHsiao-Hui Lee, Haiping Hui, PoHsuan HsuStore Brand and AsymmetricDemand Information in aDecentralized Supply ChainLiu Jing, Ke Fu, Weixin ShangA New Method to Stabilize the GrandCoalitions of Unbalanced UncapacitatedFacility Location GamesLindong Liu, Xiangtong Qi, Zhou XuAn Inventory Model with Transshipmentand Demand SubstitutionQi Fu

KEYNOTE SPEECHProf. Hau L. LeeThoma Professor of Operations, Information and TechnologyStanford UniversityTitle: One Belt One Road - One Great Opportunity forPOM ResearchThe One Belt One Road Initiative, introduced by ChinesePresident Xi Jinping in 2013, promised to be one of the mostimportant and powerful initiatives that could change the economic order and well-being of majorparts of the world. While the whole journey is still being unfolded, this talk is a forward lookingone. It is my subjective view that there lie great opportunities for the OM community to makeadvances with this exciting initiative. I will integrate some past and current research that fit suchopportunities, and describe what new research can be developed. I hope the talk can stimulatethe audience's thoughts, and hopefully, result in POM being a full participant of this initiative inthe years going forward. The POM community can make an impact and significant contributionsto this major effort.About the speaker:Hau L. Lee is the Thoma Professor of Operations, Information and Technology at the StanfordGraduate School of Business. His areas of specialization include global value chain innovations,supply chain management, global logistics, inventory modeling, and environmental and socialresponsibility. He is also the faculty director of the Stanford Institute for Innovations inDeveloping Economies, and is a co-director of the Stanford Value Chain Innovation Initiative.Professor Lee has published widely in journals such as Management Science, OperationsResearch, Harvard Business Review, Sloan Management Review, Supply Chain ManagementReview, IIE Transactions, and Interfaces, etc. He has served on the editorial boards of manyinternational journals, such as Operations Research, Manufacturing and Service OperationsManagement, IIE Transactions, Supply Chain Management Review, Sloan Management Review,and the Journal of Production and Operations Management. From 1997-2003, he was the Editorin-Chief of Management Science.Professor Lee was elected to the National Academy of Engineering in 2010. He received theHarold Lardner Prize for International Distinction in Operations Research, Canadian OperationsResearch Society, 2003. He was elected a Fellow of Manufacturing and Service OperationsManagement, INFORMS, 2001; Production and Operations Management Society, 2005; andINFORMS, 2005. In 2006, he was President of the Production and Operations ManagementSociety. His article, “The Triple-A Supply Chain,” was the Second Place Winner of the McKinseyAward for the Best Paper in 2004 in the Harvard Business Review.In 2004, his co-authored paper in 1997, “Information Distortion in a Supply Chain: The BullwhipEffect,” was voted as one of the 10 most influential papers in the history of ManagementScience. In 2014, his co-authored paper in 2013, “The Impact of Logistics Performance on Trade,”The Eighth POMS-HK International ConferencePage 1

received the Wickham Skinner Best Paper Award from the Production and OperationsManagement Society.Professor Lee has consulted extensively in the public and private sectors. He is a co-founder ofDemandTec, which went public in 2007. He is on the board and advisory board of several logisticsservices and supply chain software companies. He has also given executive training workshops onsupply chain management and global logistics in Asia, Europe, and America.Professor Lee obtained his B.Soc.Sc. degree in Economics and Statistics from the University ofHong Kong in 1974, his M.Sc. degree in Operational Research from the London School ofEconomics in 1975, and his MS and PhD degrees in Operations Research from the WhartonSchool of the University of Pennsylvania in 1983.The Eighth POMS-HK International ConferencePage 2

KEYNOTE SPEECHProf. Awi FedergruenCharles E. Exley Professor of Management Columbia Business SchoolTitle: Competition in Multi Echelon Supply ChainsThere is well established literature on supply chain models underoligopolistic competition. Until recently, almost all of this literaturewas confined to two echelon settings with a single supplier sellingto several competing retailers, or, conversely, several supplierscompeting for the business of a single buyer. Typically, only a singleproduct, or at best a given product assortment was considered.Our community has enriched this literature by analyzing the impactsf various service characteristics, such as fill rates, waiting time standards etc., consideringsettings where firms compete in prices, service characteristics, yield distributions, orcombinations thereof. In this presentation, we start with a brief overview of these models.The second part of our talk covers recent general models for a supply chain with a generalnumber of echelons, in which, at each echelon of the supply process, an arbitrary number offirms compete, offering one or multiple products to some or all of the firms at the next echelon.Firms at the most downstream echelon sell to the end consumer. At each echelon, the offeredproducts are differentiated Prices are set sequentially and non-cooperatively by echelon, startingwith firms at the top echelon, followed by those at the next echelon , etc. Most importantly, inthese models the product assortment offered in the market depends on what prices are selected,in equilibrium.About the speaker:Awi Federgruen is the Charles E. Exley Professor of Management and Chair of the Decision, Riskand Operations Division of the Graduate School of Business at Columbia University, at whichschool he served as Senior Vice Dean from 1997-2002.Professor Federgruen joined the Columbia University faculty in 1979 after receiving his doctoratein Operations Research at the University of Amsterdam in the Netherlands, and after being aResearch Fellow at the Mathematical Centre in Amsterdam and a faculty member at theGraduate School of Management of the University of Rochester. He holds a courtesyappointment in Columbia's School of Engineering and Applied Sciences.Professor Federgruen is a world renowned expert in the development and implementation ofplanning models for supply chain management and logistical systems, in particular in the areas ofproduction, inventory and distribution planning for supply chain management, and the designand analysis of operations strategies for service systems. He is also a prime contributor to variousareas of quantitative methodology, in particular the areas of applied probability models anddynamic programming.The Eighth POMS-HK International ConferencePage 3

The recipient of the 2004 Distinguished Fellowship Award by the Manufacturing, Service andOperations Management society for Outstanding Research and Scholarship in OperationsManagement, Professor Federgruen is a former Departmental Editor for the Department ofManufacturing, Service and Operations of Management Science , Associate Editor of OperationsResearch, and current Senior Editor of Manufacturing, Service and Operations Management andAssociate Editor of Naval Research Logistics, the flagship journals of his profession. He is theauthor of over one hundred and twenty publications, in the premier journals of his field, and hehas authored a book on Markovian Control problems and numerous book chapters for importantsurvey text books. The recipient of a series of National Science Foundation and ARPA grants, hisPh.D. students are affiliated with some of the most influential university departments andindustrial research laboratories (the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, the FuquaSchool of Duke University, the Olin School of Washington University, the Simon School of theUniversity of Rochester, the Business and Engineering Schools of Tel Aviv University, the BusinessSchool and Statistics Department of the Hebrew University, IBM, AT&T Bell Laboratories, Merck).In addition to many engagements in the financial services industry, Professor Federgruenfrequently consults on various supply chain management problems and planning models forcompanies in a variety of industries, including the pharmaceutical, natural gas, consumerelectronics, food, chemical, newspaper and airline industries, both in the United States andoverseas. He has also served as a principal consultant for the Israel Air Force, in the area oflogistics and procurement policies.The Eighth POMS-HK International ConferencePage 4

Day 1TUTORIALProf. J. George ShanthikumarRichard E. Dauch Chair in Manufacturing and Operations ManagementKrannert School of Management, Purdue UniversityTitle: A Framework for Data Integrated Prescriptive OperationsManagement(Joint work with Q. Feng)AbstractWe provide a framework for data integrated modeling for prescriptiveoperations Management. Specific attention is shown to overcomingstructural and statistical errors. This is achieved through operationalstatistics and objective operational learning which are built on the basis of data integration andcross validation. We will illustrate how regularization in sample approximation approaches anddata driven robust optimization with cross validation relates to operational objectives andoperational statistics. Applications in pricing and revenue management, inventory control andstaffing in service systems will be demonstrated.The Eighth POMS-HK International ConferencePage 5

Dynamic Recommendation at Checkout underInventory ConstraintXi ChenStern School of Business, Ne

The Eighth POMS-HK International Conference Presentation Schedule Day 2 09:00-10:30 Session 4A (LSK 1003) Session 4B (LSK 1026) Session 4C (LSK 1033) Session 4D (LSK 1034) Session 4E (LSK 1005) Session 4F (LSK G012) Session