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Intelligent Systems & Decisions Analytics
Overview
Our research focuses on modeling, analysis and design of "intelligent" systems that "interact" amongst themselves and with people to provide decision making support capability in business management settings.
The underlying research is multi-disciplinary in approach, targeting at the intersection of Computer Science (particularly, Artificial Intelligence), Management Science, and Computational Game Theory.
Besides modeling and computational theory research, we are also interested in designing software tools and frameworks that leverages IT to provide intelligent decision support to real-world operations environments, such as grid and service-oriented architectures, semantic web, and software agents.
Our research are motivated by practical applications and have been deployed in commercial and government organisations including the military.
Current Research Themes
1. Intelligent Agents for Decision Support
2. Computational Intelligence for Optimisation and Decision Support
3. Business Simulation and Gaming
4. Geo-analytics for Decision Support
5. Logistics and Supply Chain Decision Support
SIS Faculty
LAU Hoong Chuin, Associate Professor
CHENG Shih-Fen, Assistant Professor
VARAKANTAM Pradeep, Assistant Professor
KAM Tin Seong, Associate Professor (Practice)
LEONG Thin Yin, Associate Professor (Practice)
Michelle CHEONG Lee Fong, Assistant Professor (Practice)
LEE Wee Leong, Assistant Professor (Practice)
MA Nang Laik,
Assistant Professor (Practice)
Collaborating Carnegie Mellon Faculty
Ramayya KRISHNAN, Collaborating Carnegie Mellon Professor
Stephen SMITH, Collaborating Carnegie Mellon Professor
Affiliated External Research Collaborating Faculty
Steven KIMBROUGH, Professor, The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania
Research Staffs and Students
Aldy GUNAWAN, Research Fellow
Simon Andrew WILLIAMSON, Research Fellow
FU Na, PhD Student
Lindawati, PhD Student
LIM Yee Pin Sharon, PhD Student
LIOW Long Foong, PhD Student
Elaine WONG Kay Li, PhD Student
Sample of Visitors
- Professor Michael PINEDO,
Julius Schlesinger Professor of Operations Management, New York University, Stern School of Business (Jul 2009)
- Professor Steve SMITH, School of Computer Science, Carnegie-Mellon University (Sep 2008)
- Professor Steven KIMBROUGH, Wharton Business School, Univ. of Penn (June 2008, Jun-Jul 2009)
- Professor Michael TRICK, Tepper Business School, Carnegie-Mellon University (Oct 2007)
- Professor Michael WELLMAN, Computer Science and Engineering, University of Michigan (Aug 2007)
- Professor Hau LEE, Graduate School of Business, Stanford University (Aug 2007)
- Professor LIU Jiming, Computer Science, Hong Kong Baptist University (Dec 2006)
- Professor N. Viswanadham, Indian School of Business (Oct 2006)
Significant Partnerships
The Logistics Institute - Asia-Pacific (TLI-AP), Defence Logistics
- Associate Professor LAU Hoong Chuin is the Programme Director for the Jaguar Programme, a multi-year defence logistics effort funded by Singapore's Ministry of Defence. Professor Lau is also cross-appointed at TLI-AP as an Adjunct Fellow.
Singapore Institute of Manufacturing Technology (SIMTech), a Research Institute of the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR)
The International Trading Institute (ITI) @ SMU
Through ITI, experts from the commodity trading industry are working with Assistant Professor CHENG Shih-Fen in developing the next-generation commodity trading simulation. The commodity trading 26 September, 2011->the ITI-sponsored education/training programs.
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