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Erasmus Center for Behavioral Operations Management

Operations Management is a multidisciplinary field that investigates the design, management, and improvement of processes aimed at the development, production, delivery, and distribution of products and services. Behavioral Operations Management examines the behavior of actual human agents in complex decision problems. It introduces the understanding of human behavior to the practice of operations management.
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A behavioural approach to operations management at ECBOM

Human beings don’t behave rationally, but the vast majority of research into supply chain managemen...

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Team reflexivity and innovation: The moderating role of team context.
Breaking the negative performance spiral
Team supply chain management decisions: Curvilinear effects of reflexivity and regulatory focus
Surviving the crisis: The role of reflexivity and regulatory focus
Anchoring and regulatory focus in the newsvendor problem: Field evidence
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Newsvendor problem

The classic newsvendor problem is a single-period model in which the decision maker needs to decide...

Team decision making within OM: The role of reflexivity and regulatory focus

High quality team decisions and subsequent improved (financial) performance is more likely to occur...

Anchoring and regulatory focus in a field setting

For new products, decision makers do not know the demand distribution. If decision makers use sales...

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Research at Fresh Connection

One of our main research streams is connected to the Fresh Connection Game, an interactive, compute...

New project: Call for students

In this project, we will assess how biases and errors play a role in all kinds of decision-making...
 
 
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