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Professor of Management Science and Operations; Deloitte Chair in Innovation and Entrepreneurship
BSc (Delhi) MS (Delaware) PhD (Pennsylvania)
Professor Kamalini Ramdas is an expert in the innovation arena. Her current research examines new ways to create value through innovation, including: service innovation, operational innovation and business model innovation. She has also examined the amount of product variety and component-level variety that firms should offer, and how variety can be managed effectively through design.
She has served as co-principal investigator on a $1.2M grant to model and implement profitable cardiac preventive care via delivery innovation. She has also examined delivery innovation in an array of service industries supported by a grant from the UK Economic and Social Research Council.
Professor Ramdas’s work has been published in Management Science, Manufacturing & Service Operations Management, Harvard Business Review, and other journals. She has served as Departmental Editor, Entrepreneurship & Innovation Department, Management Science.
Her expertise has seen her consult on innovation and operations management in a variety of industries, including healthcare, telecoms, consumer packaged goods and assembled products.
She teaches a course on Business Model Innovation, as well as courses on Entrepreneurship, Operations Management, and Empirical Research Methods. She has taught at the University of Virginia, University of Texas at Austin, The Wharton School, and the Indian School of Business, Hyderabad.
2020
Ramdas K; Darzi A; Jain S
Nature Medicine 2020
Ramdas K; Aksi Z; Deo S; Jonasson J
Management Science 2020 Online first
Ramdas K; Ahmed F; Darzi A
Lancet Digital Health 2020 Vol 2:6 p e288-e289
2019
Jones T; Darzi A; Egger G; Ickovics J; Noffsinger E; Ramdas K; Stevens J; Sumego M; Birrell F
Future Healthcare Journal 2019 Vol 6:1 p 8-16
2018
Ramdas K; Saleh K; Stern S; Liu H
Management Science 2018 Vol 64:6 p 2590-2608
2017
Ramdas K; Darzi A
New England Journal of Medicine 2017 Vol 376 p 1105-1107
2016
Ramdas K; Savva N
London Business School Review 2016
Savva N; Parker C; Ramdas K
Management Science 2016 Vol 62:9 p 2481-2503
Ramdas K; Atkinson S A; Williams J W
Management Science 2016 Vol 62:11 p 3372-3391
2013
Ramdas K; Williams J; Lipson M
Manufacturing & Service Operations Management 2013 Vol 15:3 p 405-422
2012
Teisberg E; Tucker A; Ramdas K
Harvard Business Review 2012
2010
Ramdas K; Zhylevskyy; Moore W
IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management 2010 Vol 57:4 p 649-660
Ramdas K; Teisberg E
Business Strategy Review 2010 Vol 21:4 p 35
2008
Ramdas K; Randall T
Management Science 2008 Vol 54:5 p 922-938
Ramdas K; Meyer M; Randall T
Book Chapter: In Loch C, Kavadias S eds., Handbook of New Product Development Research, Springer Press, 2008.
2005
Ramdas K; Jain S
Production and Operations Management 2005 Fall Vol 14:No. 3 p 362-376
2003
Ramdas K
Production and Operations Management 2003 Spring Vol 12:1 p 79-101
Ramdas K; Fisher M L; Ulrich K T
Manufacturing & Service Operations Management 2003 Spring Vol 5:2 p 142-156
2002
Ramdas K; Laseter T
IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management 2002 May Vol 49:No. 2 p 107-118
2001
Ramdas K; Sawhney M
Management Science 2001 January Vol 47:1 p 22-36
Ramdas K; Fisher M L; Zheng Y S
Management Science 2001 Vol 47:No. 5
2000
Ramdas K; Spekman R
Interfaces 2000 July-August Vol 30:No. 4 p 3-21
1999
Fisher M L; Ramdas K; Ulrich K T
Management Science 1999 March Vol 45:5 p 297-315
2017
Ramdas K; Bostian A J; Holt C; Jain S
Working Paper
2015
Bostian AJ; Holt C; Jain S; Ramdas K
Working Paper
Aksin O Z; Deo S; Jonasson J O; Ramdas K
Social Sciences Research Network
2014
Ramdas K; Saleh K; Stern S; Liu H
Social Sciences Research Network
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