Eli Snir

Area of Expertise:

Econometrics, Decision Analysis, Management Science, Simulation Modeling, Inventory Control, Production Planning, and Scheduling, Supply Chain Management

Research Interests:

Economics of Information Systems; Supply Chain Management; Healthcare

Eli has been teaching quantitative courses in undergraduate and MBA courses since 2003 at SMU and now at Olin. His research encompasses economic aspects of markets, information, technology, and the interaction between them. Within this domain he is interested in viable structures for online procurement markets, economic aspects of trading in these markets, and contractual mechanisms in supply chains. Recently, he applied these concepts to understanding the role of information technology in healthcare.

Companies

• Academic Director of the Online MS in Business Analytics Olin Business School at Washington University (2021)
• Senior Lecturer Olin Business School (2014)
• Assistant Professor SMU Cox School of Business (2001 — 2009)
• Lecturer The Wharton School (2000 — 2001)

Education

• PhD 2000, University of Pennsylvania - Wharton School
• MS 1996, Technion - Israel Institute of Technology
• BS 1991, Technion - Israel Institute of Technology