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 Uday Karmarkar
(310) 825-6500 tel
uday.karmarkar@anderson.ucla.edu
Uday Karmarkar is the LA Times Professor of Technology and Strategy and the
Research Director at the Center for Management in the Information Economy at
the UCLA Anderson School of Management.
In his role as Research Director of CMIE, Dr. Karmarkar
guides the center as it promotes and shares applied research on all
management aspects of the information economy and creates and conducts
educational programs and seminars for business students as well as the
business community.
In addition to teaching courses in the school's MBA program on
technology management and management issues in the new economy,
Dr. Karmarkar is also the faculty director for several executive
education programs focusing on management in the information economy.
These include the highly-regarded "Gaining the E-business Advantage," as well
as "E-business Edge," a custom program for PriceWaterhouseCoopers developed
jointly with five other business schools to train the firm's 9,000 partners
and executives on the Internet's implications for business.
Dr. Karmarkar has undertaken consulting and research projects on manufacturing
strategy, business processes, supply chain management, industrial marketing, and
technology management for a wide array of companies, including Becton Dickinson,
Aditya Birla Group, American Cimflex, Deere and Company, Eastman Kodak, Ford, GM,
WW Grainger, Hindustan Lever, IBM, Thomson Publishing, and Xerox. He is an advisor
to or director of several start-up companies engaged in sectors such as eCRM, ERP,
IT-enabled services, on-line and desktop educational systems, advanced decision systems,
and data mining software.
He has published over sixty articles and research papers, and was a founding editor of
two operations and technology journals and an associate editor or advisory editor of
several others.
Dr. Karmarkar previously taught at the Simon School at the University of Rochester and
the Graduate School of Business at the University of Chicago. His research interests
include information-intensive industries, competitive analysis, intelligent management
systems, and operations and technology strategy for manufacturing and service firms.
He holds a Ph.D. in management science from the Sloan School of Management at MIT; and a
B.Tech. degree in chemical engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology, Mumbai (IIT-B).
He was recognized as a Distinguished Alumnus of IIT-B and serves on the school's Advisory Board.
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