Vijay Mookerjee

Vijay Mookerjee

Charles and Nancy Davidson Chair in Information Systems
Endowed Professorship - Management
 
972-883-4414
SOM3429
Tags: Information Systems

Professional Preparation

Ph.D. - Management
Purdue University - 1991
P.G.D.M. - Systems and Marketing
Indian Institute of Management, Calcutta, India - 1984
B.E. - Mechanical Engineering
Nagpur University, India - 1982

Research Areas

RESEARCH INTERESTS
  • Decision Support Systems, Expert Systems, Caching and Storage System Design, Designing Information Systems for use in E-commerce Operations, Content Distribution Economics, Content DistributionTechnologies
TEACHING INTERESTS
  • E-business Technologies
  • Web-based Computing
  • Master's level Core Infonnation Systems Module
  • Systems Analysis and Design
  • Decision Support and Expert Systems
  • Database Mangement

Publications

"Content Provision Strategies in the Presence of Peer-to-Peer Networks,” (with Monica Johar and Nanda Kumar). Forthcoming, Information Systems Research. forthcoming - Publication
“Optimal Enhancement and Lifetime of Software Systems: A Control Theoretic Analysis,” Forthcoming Production and Operations Management (with Yonghua Ji, Suresh Sethi, Subodha Kumar, and Danny Yeh) forthcoming - Publication
“Compensation for Developers in the Presence of Open Source Software,” (with Amit Mehra) Forthcoming, MISQ. forthcoming - Publication
“Are New Investment Opportunities in Information Technology Diminishing?,” (with Brian Dos Santos, Eric Zheng, and Hongyu Chen) Forthcoming Information Systems Research. forthcoming - Publication
“Are New Investment Opportunities in Information Technology Diminishing?,” (with Brian Dos Santos, Eric Zheng, and Hongyu Chen) Forthcoming Information Systems Research. forthcoming - Publication
“Knowledge Sharing and Investment Decisions in Information Security,” (with Dengpan Liu and Yonghua Ji): Forthcoming Decision Support Systems. forthcoming - Publication
On Maximum Commonality Problems in Graphs: Applications and Analysis. With M. Dawande, S. Kumar and C. Sriskandarajah. Management Science. Forthcoming. forthcoming - Publication
Software Maintenance with Partial Debugging. With A. Feng and S. Sethi. European Journal on Operations Research. Forthcoming. forthcoming - Publication

Appointments

Charles and Nancy Davidson Chair Professor
[2011–Present]
Chief Netonomics Research Scientist
Chitika Inc [2009–Present]
Charles and Nancy Davidson Distinguished Professor
[2006–2011]
Area Coordinator
[2002–2007]
Professor
University of Texas at Dallas [2001–Present]
Co-faculty Director
University of Washington, Seattle [2000–2001]
Co-director
University of Washington, Seattle [1999–2001]
Associate Professor
University of Washington, Seattle [1998–2001]
Assistant Professor
University of Washington, Seattle [1991–1997]
Lecturer
National Institute of Bank Management [1986–1988]

Additional Information

Work in Progress
  • The Design of an Optimal Software Demostration," (with Deborah Manica and Syam Menon): Target Information Systems Research.
  • "Designing Online Rule Based Systems Under Operational Constraints," (with Radha Mookerjee and Milind Dawande): Target Information Systems Research
  • "Economic Analysis of a Hybrid Content Distribution Model," (with Monica Johar and Nanda Kumar): Target Management Science
  • An Economic and Operational Analysis of Sharing in P2P Networks (with Monica Johar and Syam Menon): Target Information Systems Research
  • "Security Investments with Complementary and Substitutable Information Assets: A Two-Firm Analysis," (with Dengpan Liu and Yonghua Ji): Target Information Systems Research
  • "Optimal Local and Global Reuse: A Control Theoretic Approach," (with Monica Johar and Suresh Sethi): Target Information Systems Research
  • "Optimal Strategies for Cyber Insurance Claims: Conditions for a Viable Cyber Insurance Market," (with Tridib Bandhyopadhyay and Ram Rao): Target Information Systems Research
  • "A Competitive Analysis of Capacity Decisions at E-commerce Sites," (with Dengpan Liu and Subodha Kumar): Target Management Science
  • "Cyber Security in the Presence of Strategic Attackers: A Differential Games Approach," (with Wei Yue, Radha Mookerjee, and Alain Bessoussain). Target: Information Systems Research.
  • "Using Strategic Delay to Augment E-Commerce Profits," (with Deborah Manica and
  • Nanda Kumar)
  • "A Sequential Decision Approach to the Design of a Web-Based Help-Desk," (with Yong Tan).
  • "Optimal Wireless Caching Policies," (with Yong Tan)
Honors
  • David Ross Fellowship, 1990-1991, Purdue University.
  • Research award of one month's salary from the School of Nursing, University of Washington, 1995. Project: "Reducing the Cost of Operating the Urological Nursing Information System"
  • Best paper nomination in the Knowledge Based Systems Track, Hawaii International Conference on Systems Sciences, Jan. 1991.
  • Best paper nomination in the Knowledge Based Systems Track, Hawaii International Conference on Systems Sciences, Jan. 1992.
  • Co-Chair of Special Interest Group at INFORMS college on Artificial Intelligence: Economics of Knowledge Based Systems (since 1995)
  • Best Paper Award in Workshop on Information Technology and Systems (WITS) Atlanta, December 1997.
  • Program Committee for INFORMS Conference on Information technology and Systems, Montreal, April 1998.
  • Program Committee Workshop on Information Technology and Systems, Helsinki December1998.
  • Program Committee Workshop on Information Technology and Systems (WITS), Charlotte December 1999.
  • Program Committee International Conference on Information Systems (lCIS), Charlotte, December 1999.
  • Co-Chair of the Workshop on Information Technologies and Systems (WITS), Brisbane, Australia, 2000.
  • Phd Program mentor of the year award, University of Washington Business School, 2000.
  • Program Committee Workshop on Information Technologies and Systems (WITS), New Orleans, December 2001.
  • Program Committee Workshop on Information Technologies and Systems (WITS),Barcelona, December 2002.
  • Program Committee Workshop on Information Technologies and Systems (WITS), Seattle, December 2003.
  • Program Committee Workshop on Information Technologies and Systems (WITS), Washington DC, December 2004.
  • Program Committee Workshop on Information Technologies and Systems (WITS), Las Vegas, December 2005.
  • Program Committee Workshop on Information Technologies and Systems (WITS), Milwaukee, December 2006.
  • Charles and Nancy Davidson Distinguished Professor, September 2006 – 2011.
  • Charles and Nancy Davidson Chair Professor, September 2011 - Present
  • Distinguished Visiting Research Fellow, Singapore Management University, 2008-09
  • President, Informs Information Systems Society, 2007 – 2011.
  • The Daniel H Wagner Prize for Excellence in Operations Research Practice, 2011 (Finalist).
  • Information Systems Society Distinguished Fellow, Class of 2011.
  • Informs Subdivisions Council – Information Systems Society Representative, November 1 –Present.
Professional Work

Area Editor

  • Decision Support Systems (DSS Reference Studies)

Associate Editor

  • Decision Support Systems
  • Management Science: Informations Systems Department
  • Information Sytems Research
  • NFORMS Journal on Computing: Telecommunications and E-Commerce Area
  • Operations Research: Computing and Decision Technology Area
  • Information Technology and Management
  • Journal of Data Management

Review for

  • Management Science, European Journal on Operational Research, Information Systems Research, Decision Support Systems, IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data Engineering, and others

News Articles

Profs Study How to Build a Better Online Forum
Profs Study How to Build a Better Online Forum Two UT Dallas professors won a best-paper award from the annual Information Systems Society Conference for research aimed at helping companies determine when to offer expert assistance to online forums. Both information systems professors at UT Dallas’ Naveen Jindal School of Management, Dr. Vijay Mookerjee and his wife, Dr. Radha Mookerjee, worked on the paper with Dr. Wael Jabr, a PhD alumnus of the Jindal School who is now at the University of Calgary. The group studied online user forums, which are Internet discussion sites that typically rely on user and volunteer contributions. Their research could help companies manage these forums, where occasional expert input could help resolve tough or time-consuming issues for customers. The group studied hardware and software firms, but their findings have potential for many types of customer online user forums, according to the paper, “An Analysis of the Delay in Customer Support Forums: An Analytical and Empirical Approach.”