Phillip Lederer

Phillip J Lederer has taught and researched operations management at the University of Rochester since August 1984.

TEACHING INTERESTS

Operations Management, Operations Strategy,
Service operations, Negotiating and bargaining
and Game theory

RESEARCH INTERESTS

Professor Lederer has research interests in operations management and its integration with economic theory. His current re­search focuses on three areas: the financial justification of manufacturing technology, performance evaluation in operations and competition in network-based industries. His work has appeared in Econometrica, the International Journal of Flexible Manufacturing Systems, the Journal of Manufacturing and Operations management, the Journal of Operations Management, Operations Research, Operations Research Letters, Regional Science and Urban Economics and Transportation Science. Lederer is associate editor of the International Journal of Production Economics and an occasional referee for Econometrica, the Journal of Accounting and Economics, Management Science, Operations Research and the Review of Economic Studies.

PROFESSIONAL HISTORY

• Associate Professor of Operations Management University of Rochester Simon School of Business, Rochester NY July 1990 -
• Assistant Professor of Operations Management University of Rochester Simon School of Business, Rochester NY July 1984 - June 1990
• Visiting Professor (Center for Operations Research and Economics) Catholic University of Louvain, Belgium September 1986 - October 1986
• Assistant Professor of Business Administration University of Virginia Darden Graduate School of Business, Charlotteville VA September 1981 - August 1984
• Instructor of Management Science Loyola University of Chicago, Chicago IL September 1977 - June 1981

EDUCATION

• Northwestern University - 1980 MS Applied Mathematics
• Northwestern University - 1980 Ph D Applied Mathematics
• SUNY-Stony Brook - 1970 BS Physics