| Degrees |
Ph.D.
Agricultural and Resource Economics, University of California, Berkeley,
1995
M.S. Economics, B.S. Agricultural Economics, Brigham Young University,
1989, 1988. |
| Positions
Held |
| At
the University of Illinois since 1997. Postdoctoral research fellow,
University of California, Berkeley, 1996. |
| Recent
Publications |
| "Managing
the Development and Transfer of Process Technologies in the Semiconductor
Industry," with M. Appleyard and D. Mowery, in Corporate Capabilities
and Competitiveness, G. Dosi, R.R. Nelson, and S. G. Winter, eds.
(forthcoming). "Process Innovation and Learning by Doing in Semiconductor
Manufacturing," with D. Mowery, Management Science, Vol. 44, No. 11,
(November 1998), pp. 1461-77. "Investment in Learning Capital: Enhancing
the Rate of Learning by Doing in Semiconductor Manufacturing," in
Academy of Management Best Paper Proceedings (August 1997). "Enhancing
the Rate of Learning by Doing through Human Resource Management,"
in The Competitive Semiconductor Manufacturing in Human Resources
Project: Second Interim Report, Clair Brown, ed., Report CSM-32, Institute
of Industrial Relations and Engineering Systems Research Center (September
1996). "Managing New Process Introductions," with M. Borrus and D.
C. Mowery, in The Competitive Semiconductor Manufacturing Survey:
Third Report on Results of the Main Phase, R. C. Leachman, ed, Report
CSM-31, Engineering Systems Research Center, Center for Research in
Management, and the Berkeley Roundtable on the International Economy
(August 1996). "Alternatives for Managing Drought: A Comparative Cost
Analysis," with A. Fisher, D. Fullerton, and P. Reinelt, Journal of
Environmental Economics and Management, Vol. 29 (November 1995). |
| Honors
and Awards |
| Best
Paper Award Runner-up, Technology and Innovation Management Division
of the Academy of Management, 1997. Alfred P. Sloan Foundation grant,
1996. |
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| Teaching
and Research |
| Teaches
courses in business policy and strategy, technology strategy, and
innovation management. Research focuses on management of technology,
management of innovation, and manufacturing/operations strategy. |
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