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Matthew (Matt) F. Keblis, Ph.D.

Department Head, Professor Department of Management

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Matthew F. Keblis is head of the Management Department at the United States Coast Guard Academy. Prior to joining the Coast Guard, he was a faculty member in the Industrial Distribution Program at Texas A&M University. He has also served on the business school faculties of Macquarie University, the University of Dallas, the University of Wyoming, and Texas A&M University. In addition, he has been an employee of or consultant to many organizations including Air Products and Chemicals, Amazon.com, RAND, Toyota, and the US Navy. Currently, he conducts research on dynamic pricing, inventory management, and workforce planning.

Education

  • Bachelor of Arts in Economics, University of Chicago, 1986
  • Master of Science in Operations Research, Illinois Institute of Technology, 1989
  • PhD in Industrial & Operations Engineering, University of Michigan, 1995

Courses Taught

  • Introduction to Management and Business
  • Marketing
  • Research Methods
  • Operations and Project Management
  • Public Management Consulting
  • Strategic Management
  • Supply Chain Management

Professional Certifications. Affiliations, and Memberships

  • Senior Member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE)

Honors and Awards

  • Center for Advanced Studies Summer Fellowship 2021, 2022

Selected Publications and Presentations

  • Pournader, M., A. Narayanan, M.F. Keblis and D. Ivanov, “Decision bias and bullwhip effect in multiechelon supply chains: risk preference models”, IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management, 71 (2024), 9229-9243.
  • Xu, J., M.F. Keblis, Y. Feng, S.X. Zhou, “Optimal replenishment and transshipment management with two locations,” Naval Research Logistics, 70 (2023), 305-319.
  • Chang, Y., M.F. Keblis, R. Li, E. Iakovou and C.C. White, “Misinformation and disinformation in modern warfare,” Operations Research, 70 (2022), 1577-1597.

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