Problem definition: Today’s supply chains use multiple tiers, locations, and shipping speeds to better serve customers. In practice, these supply chains also face a key challenge of the possibility of a disruption (from a variety of sources), which typically limits inventory availability. We,...

We study a general problem of allocating limited resources to heterogeneous customers over time, under model uncertainty. Each type of customer can be serviced using different actions, each of which stochastically consumes some combination of resources, and returns different rewards for the...

We propose one of the first models of "product framing" and pricing. Product framing refers to the way consumer choice is influenced by how the products are framed, or displayed. We present a model where a set of products are displayed, or framed, into a set of virtual web pages. We assume that...

We study in this paper an online matching problem where a central platform needs to match a number of limited resources to different groups of users that arrive sequentially over time. The reward of each matching option depends both on the type of resource and the time period the user arrives....