Aim & Scope
The central theme of the Decision Sciences Institute is not problem solving per se, but decision making in public and private organizations utilizing behavioral, economic, and quantitative methods of analysis. Decision Sciences articles, therefore, must have a decision-making orientation and address problems of managerial significance. A reasonable case should be made for the importance of the problem. Under this aegis, the Editor's objective is to attain a broad coverage of topics at a level of sophistication that will place the journal within the grasp of the entire membership. [1]
2024
Sharing is caring: Designing incentive rebate strategies for information‐sharing alliances
Y Zhuo , S Solak , Y Zou , B Hu
Decision Sciences , 2024
A real‐time decision support system to improve operations in electric bus networks
A Abdelwahed , P van den Berg , T Brandt , W Ketter
Decision Sciences , 2024
Optimal policies for nutrition administration to very low birth weight infants
I Sengul Orgut , G Falciglia , K Smilowitz
Decision Sciences , 2024
Consolidate? Diversify? Post‐M&A supply base structural changes and operational performance
Y Yang‐Sun , S Chae , T Yan , K Linderman
Decision Sciences , 2024
Using intermediate points in parcel delivery operations with truck‐based autonomous drones
Decision Sciences , 2024
How a dedicated postdischarge unit can reduce hospital congestion and costs
No authors listed.
Decision Sciences , 2024