Workshop in Management Science 2026

PROGRAM

8th WORKSHOP IN MANAGEMENT SCIENCE

January 4-6, 2026
Santa Cruz, Chile
Hotel Santa Cruz

DAY 1 • JANUARY 4TH
14:00-14:45 Registration & Welcome
14:45-15:30 KEYNOTE SESSION (Plenary) Felipe Caro Professor of Decisions, Operations and Technology Management Susan Wojcicki Chair in Data Science and Innovation, UCLA
15:30-15:45 Coffee Break
TRACK A TRACK B
15:45-16:10
Potential-Based Greedy Matching for Dynamic Delivery Pooling
Matías Romero
Columbia Business School
The Impact of LLM Adoption on Online User Behavior
Nicolás Padilla
London Business School
16:10-16:35
On the Estimation of a Markov Choice Model from Partial Inventory Data
Charles Thraves
Universidad de Chile
Design and Training AI Agents for Better Automation of Customer Service
Marcel Goic
Universidad de Chile
16:35-17:00
Exposure to last-mile delivery emissions: a novel data fusion approach
Franco Basso
Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso
Using sensor technology to evaluate the effects of a price promotion on store arrival times
Ignacio E. Inostroza-Quezada
Universidad de los Andes
17:00-17:30 Coffee Break (Extended)
TRACK A TRACK B
17:30-17:55
Sourcing with Random Yields: Operational Hedging and Optimal Policies
Jan A. Van Mieghem
Northwestern University
The Illusion of the Click Economy in Direct Marketing: How Price Transparency Affects Online Conversions
Daniel Schwartz
Universidad de Chile
17:55-18:20
Buy Now, Pay Later: The Hidden Effects of Consumer Liquidity on Retail Prices and Inventories
Panos Kouvelis
Washington University in St. Louis
The Power of the Crowd: Experimental and Analytic Insights into Veracity Ratings and Misinformation Control
Richard Staelin
Duke University
18:20-18:45
Impact of Within-Session Price Increases on Consumer Behavior: Evidence from a Field Experiment
Ovunc Yılmaz
University of Colorado Boulder
Glass-Box Approach to Customer Feedback: Deriving Auditable Insights for Strategic Decision-Making
Roberto Mansilla
Nottingham University
19:30-21:00 Dinner
DAY 2 • JANUARY 5TH
09:00-09:45 KEYNOTE SESSION (Plenary) John Beshears Albert J. Weatherhead, Jr. Professor of Business Administration Harvard University
09:45-10:00 Coffee Break
TRACK A TRACK B
10:00-10:25
How Managers Can Use Purchaser Performance Information to Improve Procurement Efficiency
Marcelo Olivares
Universidad de Chile
Diversity and Empowerment in Organizations
Nicolás Riquelme
Universidad de los Andes
10:25-10:50
Warnings and Endorsements: Improving Human-AI Collaboration in the Presence of Outliers
Maya Balakrishnan
University of Texas at Dallas
The Impact of Information Systems on Experts' Decisions: Evidence from Physicians
Jorge Ale-Chilet
Universidad de Los Andes
10:50-11:15
No Rest for the Idle: The Impact of Downtime on Productivity
Hessam Bavafa
Wisconsin School of Business
Stereotyped Masculinity–Femininity of Tasks and Gender Differences in Overconfidence
Edgar Kausel
Universidad Católica de Chile
11:15-11:45 Coffee Break (Extended)
11:45-12:30 KEYNOTE SESSION (Plenary) Dina Mayzlin Robert E. Brooker Professor of Marketing University of Southern California
12:45-21:00 Afternoon Tour with Lunch Included Colchagua Valley Wineries
DAY 3 • JANUARY 6TH
09:00-09:50 KEYNOTE SESSION (Plenary) P. K. Kannan Dean's Chair in Marketing Science The Robert H. Smith School of Business, University of Maryland
09:50-10:00 Coffee Break
TRACK A TRACK B
10:00-10:25
Beyond Empathy and Compensation: How LLMs Dismantle Justice Checklists and Anticipate Consumer Behaviour
David Díaz
Universidad de Chile
An Upper Bound to the Benefits of Implementing Positive Assortative Matching in Pooled Testing
Gustavo Saraiva
Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
10:25-10:50
Strategic Autonomy or Tacit Collusion? Rethinking Competition in Algorithmic Markets
Samridhi Vats
Purdue University
10:50-11:15
Deep Learning for Perishable Inventory Management
Ramiro Saltos
Universidad Diego Portales
Product Line Design with Frictions
Nicolás Pastrian
Universidad de O'Higgins
11:15-11:45 Coffee Break (Extended)
TRACK A TRACK B
11:45-12:10
Commitment in Decentralized Emergency Medical Services
Gonzalo Romero
University of Toronto
Attentional habits: how repetition shifts attention from rational to heuristic
Omar Pérez
Universidad de Chile
12:10-12:35
Impact of Regulation on Deceased-Donor Liver Offer Acceptance and Patient Welfare
Shubham Akshat
University of Houston
A Gender-Blind Pay Gap? How Pay Expectations Are Perpetuating Pay Inequality in the Gig Economy
Francesca Manzi
London School of Economics
12:35-13:00
Incentive Design for Long-Term Retention of New Gig Workers
Natalie Epstein
Yale University
High-Fidelity Social Learning
Rosario Macera
Universidad Católica de Chile
13:00-13:30 Closing Remarks & Group Photo
13:30-15:00 Lunch