Dimitrios Andritsos

Dimitrios (Dimitris) Andritsos is an associate professor of Information Systems and Operations Management at HEC Paris. He holds a Ph.D. in Management from the UCLA Anderson School of Management, a Masters degree in Supply Chain Management from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a Masters degree in Industrial Engineering from Purdue University.

His research relies on data-analytic techniques to explore three broad themes: i) The operational implications of health policy ii) Process design as a driver of efficiency in health care delivery and iii) Process innovation and its impact along the pharmaceutical value chain.

Dimitris has published his work in leading management journals and has received recognition at various academic conferences abroad. He regularly collaborates with academic medical centers in Europe and the US on improving the efficiency of different aspects of care delivery. Prior to receiving his Ph.D., Dimitris worked as a supply-chain consultant for the telecommunications and specialty chemicals industries.

Dimitris teaches various courses on services and operations management at the pre-experience, full-time MBA and executive MBA levels and is the academic director of the EMBA major on service management. He has been twice-nominated for HEC Paris’s school-wide award for teaching excellence across programs.

EDUCATION

• 2011 Ph.D. in Management, UCLA, University of California at Los Angeles - USA
• 2006 M.Sc. of Engineering in Logistics, MIT, Massachusetts Institute of Technology - USA
• 2004 M.Sc. in Industrial Engineering, Purdue University, School of Industrial Engineering - USA
• 2002 B.A. in Mining Engineering and Metallurgy, National Technical University of Athens - Greece

ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS

Academic responsabilities at HEC

• 2016- Associate Professor, Informations Systems and Operations Management HEC Paris
• 2011-2016 Assistant Professor HEC Paris
• 2011- Member of GREGHEC, the joint research laboratory CNRS-HEC Paris HEC Paris

External Academic Responsabilities

• 2007-2010 Teaching Assistant, UCLAUCLA, University of California at Los Angeles

AWARDS & HONORS

2014 Best paper award of the 2nd Big Data and Analytics in Healthcare Conference for Linking process quality and resource usage: an empirical analysis" forthcoming at POM journal