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Dr.Parisa Assarzadegan

Assistant Professor of Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering

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Office : Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering, Isfahan University of Technology, Isfahan 84156-83111, Iran Email : assarzadegan@iut.ac.ir Phone : +98 313 3915521 Fax : +98 313 3915526 Web Site : پریسا عصارزادگان

Faculty Member of Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering

Research Fields : Game Theory

Quantitative Marketing

Digital Supply Chain

Retailing and Store Brands

Teaching

Recent Publications

Pricing for Private Label Product Considering Corporate Social Responsibility

A stackelberg differential game theoretic approach for analyzing coordination strategies in a supply chain with retailer’s premium store brand

Pricing and Determining the Amount of Investment in Augmented Reality Technology for the Manufacturer's Brand and Store Brand in the Digital Supply Chain

A game theoretic approach for analyzing the competition between national and store brands by considering store loyalty

An evolutionary game theoretic model for analyzing retailers’ behavior when introducing economy and premium private labels

A game-theoretic approach for pricing with Money Back Guarantee, discount, and remanufacturing in a Closed Loop Supply Chain

Marketing Decisions and Efforts

A game theoretic approach for pricing under a return policy and a money back guarantee in a closed loop supply chain

Mathematical programming and grey wolf optimiser for minimising sum of the total due date assignment, maximum tardiness and delivery costs for a supply chain scheduling problem

Minimizing sum of the due date assignment costs, maximum tardiness and distribution costs in a supply chain scheduling problem

Integrated Production and Outbound Distribution: Literature Review and Analysis

Minimizing the total maximum tardiness and delivery costs for two-machine flow shop scheduling problem in supply chain scheduling