•  akansha.misra@spjimr.org

Akansha Misra

Assistant Professor

Operations, Supply Chain Management & Quantitative Methods

Akansha Misra holds a Ph.D. from the Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore with her doctoral research focus on Healthcare Operations in India. She is a faculty in the area of Operations Supply Chain Management & Quantitative Methods at SPJIMR.

Prior to joining the doctoral programme, she worked in IT Consulting for 2.8 years and later pursued her passion in teaching as well as research. Her research interests cover topics including Healthcare Operations Management, Operations-Policy Interface, Responsible Supply Chains, and Service Operations.

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EDUCATION

Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore    

Ph.D., 2021
Focus: Production & Operations Management, Essays on Healthcare Operations in India

West Bengal University of Technology   

BTech, 2011
Major: Computer Science & Engineering

  • RESEARCH INTERESTS

    Healthcare Operations Management

    Operations-Policy Interface

    Responsible Supply Chains

    Service Operations

  • SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

    Misra, A., Saranga, H., & Tripathi, R. R. (2022). Channel Choice and Incentives in the Cadaveric Organ Supply Chain. European Journal of Operational Research.

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  • CONFERENCES

    Misra, A. (Author & Presenter), Saranga, H. (Author), Tripathi, R. R. (Author), Decision Science Institute 2020 Annual Conference, “Channel Choice and Incentives for Non-transplant Hospitals in Cadaveric Organ Supply Chain in India,” Decision Science Institute. (November 23, 2020).

    Misra, A. (Author & Presenter), Saranga, H. (Author), Tripathi, R. R. (Author), The Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences (INFORMS) Annual Meetings, “Incentivising Non-Transplant Hospitals to Join a Deceased Organ Donation Supply Chain,” The Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences (INFORMS). (November 9, 2020).

  • PERIODICALS

    Misra A. (August 2022). The need for, and strategies to boost the low rate of cadaveric organ donations. Economic Times HealthWorld.

  • WORK EXPERIENCE

    S. P. Jain Institute of Management & Research, Mumbai (Jan 2022 – Now)

    Assistant Professor

    Tata Consultancy Services (Sept 2011 – May 2014)

    Systems Engineer

  • CONSULTING

    For-profit organisation, Novo Nordisk, Bangalore (November 2016)

  • REVIEWER EXPERIENCE

    IIMB Management Review

  • TEACHING INTEREST

    Operations Management

    Supply Chain Management

    Service Operations

    Operations Strategy

  • LICENSURES AND CERTIFICATIONS

    2012 Six Sigma Green Belt Certification, Tata Consultancy Services (May 2012 – Present)

    Network Management Certification, Nettech (January 2010 – Present)

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