Operations Research in Development Sector

1. Optimized Integrated Operational Engineering Plan for an Airline.- 2. Trade Credit Induced Inventory Model for New Products.- 3. Solving a Chance Constrained Single-Period Inventory Model with Type-1 Fuzzy Set.- 4. Constrained Optimal Trading Problems for Risk neutral and Risk averse Investors with CVaR as Measure for the Timing risk.- 5. Multi-objective Multi-choice Random Linear Programming Problem.- 6. Symmetric Duality and Complementarity in Non Convex Programming.- 7. Efficient Ratio-type and Product-type Exponential Estimators.- 8. Efficient Ratio-type and Product-type Exponential Estimators.- 9. Cuckoo Search Optimization for Black Scholes Option Pricing.- 10. Characterization of Pareto Distribution through Expectation of Function of Order Statistics.- 11. Computation of Multi-Choice Multi-Objective Fuzzy Probabilistic Transportation Problem.- 12. Computation of Multi-Choice Multi-Objective Fuzzy Probabilistic Transportation Problem.- 13. Crop Insurance in India: A Mathematical Review.- 14. Adoption of e-Government Services: A Case Study on e-Filing System of Income Tax Department of India.

Arabinda Tripathy is a retired Professor from the Vinod Gupta School of Management, IIT Kharagpur. He had also served as the Dean of the school. He obtained his PhD in Operations Research from the London School of Economics. His areas of specialization include operations management, operations research, quantitative techniques and project management. Prof. Tripathy moved to academics after working in the industry for over 12 years, and he taught at IIM Ahmedabad for nearly 25 years. He also launched a master's level course and taught at the University of Cape Town, South Africa. He was the Founder Director of the Institute of Petroleum Management, Gandhinagar, and the L&T Institute of Project Management, Vadodara, India. Prof. Tripathy has published several research papers in various respected national and international journals. He served as President of the Operations Research Society of India (ORSI), and as Editor-in-Chief of ORSI's journal OPSEARCH. He also servedas Editor of Developing Countries Newsletter of IFORS. He received the IFORS Developing Countries Award and EFMD Fellowship at the London Business School. With extensive experience in various industries and institutions, spanning over four decades, and his ability to apply academic insights to real-world problem solving in energy, utilities, project management cutting across continents, make him a much sought after expert.

Rabi Narayan Subudhi is a Professor of Management at KIIT University, Bhubaneswar, India and has over 30 years' teaching experience. He has also served as a Professor of Management at Berhampur University Odisha, and VIT Vellore. He is the President of ORSI Bhubaneswar (Odisha) chapter. After gaining Masters and M.Phil. degrees in Statistics, he completed his PhD (in Management), with a senior fellowship from CSIR. He is also an alumnus of IIM Ahmedabad, where he was awarded FDPM. He has published five books and over 50 research papers, and also regularly writes