Eve Rosenzweig
Professor of Information Systems & Operations Management | Emory University, Goizueta Business School
Atlanta, GA, UNITED STATES
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Eve Rosenzweig is a Professor of Information Systems & Operations Management (ISOM) at Emory University. She joined the Goizueta Business School faculty in 2002 after receiving her PhD in Operations, Technology, and Innovation Management from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Professor Rosenzweig brings rich industry experience to her academic career. Prior to pursuing a PhD, she was a warehouse manager at Frito-Lay, Inc. and a materials analyst for Nordson Corporation.
Her research examines the influence of strategic operations-based choices on capabilities and business performance, with a focus on learning and performance measurement. A related stream of Professor Rosenzweig's research explores the enabling role of technology in supply chain strategy. She takes a cross-disciplinary perspective in her research, often blending concepts and frameworks from strategic management, organizational behavior, and information systems to shed light on strategic issues in operations management.
Professor Rosenzweig's research has been published in Manufacturing & Service Operations Management, Production and Operations Management, Journal of Operations Management, and other leading academic journals. Her research has been distinguished by several awards, including the Stan Hardy Award, which is given annually to highlight the best published paper in operations management across a set of five journals. She has served as a Senior Editor for Production and Operations Management (since 2007) and as an Associate Editor for Journal of Operations Management (since 2008) and Manufacturing & Service Operations Management (since 2021).
Professor Rosenzweig has developed and taught core courses in the areas of operations management and information systems at the undergraduate and MBA levels. She currently teaches an elective she developed, Operations Strategy, in the BBA, full-time MBA, and evening MBA programs. Professor Rosenzweig was the recipient of the Emory Williams Distinguished Teaching Award in 2005 and the Evening MBA Distinguished Elective Educator Award in 2015 for excellence in teaching at the Goizueta Business School.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill: PhD, Operations, Technology, and Innovation Management 2002
Georgia State University: MSc Management, Operations Management concentration 1997
Case Western Reserve University: BSc Management, Operations Management concentration 1992
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Operations Strategy
Empirical Operations Management
Performance Measurement
Learning
Technology-enabled Business to Business (B2B) Operations
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The Challenges of Supplier Financing Adoption within P2P
Spend Matters online
2017-07-17
P2P solutions have no doubt pushed the adoption of SCF to suppliers, but the final challenge lies in the SCF capabilities of the P2P solution and its ability to promote financing options to suppliers.
Coffee With… Eve Rosenzweig
emorybusiness.com online
2014-10-10
In her latest research, Eve Rosenzweig, associate professor of information systems and operations management, examines the role of national culture in delivering excellent service quality worldwide. Stephanie Sears 00OX 02C 14EvMBA, who has organized meetings around the world for an engineering society and now as director of global operations business planning and analysis with Equifax, knows a thing or two about the importance of culturally sensitive business practices. Rosenzweig and Sears met for the first time over coffee, trading insights and stories while forging a new friendship.
Goizueta women work together to foster community
emorybusiness.com online
2013-10-09
It’s been a busy start to the 2013-2014 academic year for Goizueta Women in Business (GWIB). The student led organization provides professional and personal development opportunities for women at Goizueta by fostering relationships inside and outside the Emory community.“Having a community of likeminded individuals is very important. There aren’t very many women at the MBA level in business school and GWIB does a great job of bringing outside expertise in as well as fostering the talent on campus,” says Eve Rosenzweig, associate professor of information systems & operations management and GWIB faculty advisor.
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