Resoundingly Human: What is … an interview with Sam Buttrey, winner of Jeopardy! Tournament of Professors!

Resoundingly Human: Optimizing transportation scheduling for a win, win, win situation for all: When the first rideshare companies launched more than a decade ago, it completely transformed our options for traveling from place to place. Gone were the days of hailing a cab from the side of the street, now your ride home, to work, or anywhere you... by Resoundingly Human

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Resoundingly Human: An update on INFORMS: Continued progress on important initiatives: In this episode, I am pleased to once again be joined by our 2021 INFORMS president Steve Graves. As we enter the latter half of the year, we’ll take a look at the current status of INFORMS, the continued progress of the goals outlined in the new... by Resoundingly Human

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Resoundingly Human: Preserving the arts through the pandemic: While the COVID-19 pandemic has touched virtually every aspect of our day-to-day lives, its impact on the performing arts has been especially significant. At the height of the pandemic, many theatres and other venues were closed, including all... by Resoundingly Human

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Exploring global health security and healthcare supply chains at #INFORMS2022: Special series featuring in-person interviews from #INFORMS2022 in Indianapolis! I was delighted to be joined in person in Indianapolis at the 2022 INFORMS Annual Meeting by Prashant Yadav with INSEAD. He was a keynote presenter at this year’s... by Resoundingly Human

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Resoundingly Human: Responding to COVID-19: What we (should have) learned from SARS: The COVID-19 pandemic is an unprecedented global event that for more than a year now has completed transformed nearly every aspect of our day-to-day lives. For most of us, the pandemic is unlike anything we’ve ever experienced, with comparisons... by Resoundingly Human

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Resoundingly Human: Making workplaces more inclusive for all: More than 61 million adults in the United States are living with a disability. To put that into perspective, that translates to 1 in 4 adults are pursuing their personal and professional goals and dreams, all while managing the unique challenges a... by Resoundingly Human

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Resoundingly Human: COVID-19 testing: Accuracy vs. availability, where is the balance?: From the moment the earliest cases of the coronavirus were detected in the U.S., the ability to test for and track infection rates and cases has been one of the most significant tools in combatting the virus, and played an essential role in developing... by Resoundingly Human

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Resoundingly Human: Netflix, Hulu, ... or piracy? Oh my!: If you’re anything like me, in the past year video streaming services have taken on a far greater significance than prior to the pandemic. Consumers are devouring everything Netflix, Hulu, Discovery+, Disney+, and more have to offer to help cope... by Resoundingly Human

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Resoundingly Human: More flexibility and a better balance: The future of work in the U.S.: In March of 2020, our lives were turned upside down when the COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent stay at home orders necessitated that our homes also become our offices. Over the ensuing months, we learned to balance the many new challenges of working... by Resoundingly Human

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Resoundingly Human: Combatting hate crimes to build a safer future for all: At the heart of operations research, analytics, data science, and all the related fields, is the desire to improve the world around us, transforming data and information into insight and action, from simple business operations decisions to... by Resoundingly Human

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Resoundingly Human: Using data to address risks in election security: Even with the 2020 presidential election now months behind us, the topic of election security is still making headlines with numerous states introducing new legislation. While some are aimed at increasing accessibility, others would enact more... by Resoundingly Human

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Supporting female entrepreneurs is not solely the responsibility of women: It’s no secret that women are making great strides forward in the workplace. In major cities across the country, analysis shows that the gender pay gap is closing. The number of women in mathematics, science and other STEM occupations is continuing... by Resoundingly Human

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Resoundingly Human: Providing decision-makers with the tools they need, featuring AAAS Science & Technology Policy Fellows: Operations research, analytics, data science, and other related disciplines enable individuals and organizations to transform data into insights that facilitate better, more informed decision-making in order to save lives, save money, and solve... by Resoundingly Human

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Resoundingly Human: Testing and fortifying supply chains to withstand future challenges: The past year has posed many unprecedented and unique challenges, forcing people around the world to redefine and reimagine how we live, work, learn, teach, shop and more. It tested the resiliency of the global economy, the fundamentals of business,... by Resoundingly Human

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Resoundingly Human: Loyalty programs reward customers and businesses alike: If you are anything like me, customer loyalty programs can heavily influence your purchasing habits. I may not even be planning to shop until I realize I have reward points to burn, or special members-only savings, and suddenly my virtual shopping... by Resoundingly Human

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Resoundingly Human: COVID-19 and breast cancer: The impact of interruptions to preventative care: During the earliest stages of the COVID-19 pandemic, it seemed the world had ground to a halt as efforts were made across the globe to slow the spread of the virus, including stay at home orders, and in many areas the closing of nonessential... by Resoundingly Human

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Resoundingly Human: From analytics to the Eagles: A journey to the NFL: While analytics has played a role in professional sports for years, one area seeing increasing adoption and expanding application is within the NFL and its professional football teams. Joining me for this episode to provide a play-by-play on the... by Resoundingly Human

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Resoundingly Human: Providing new insight on rideshares and sexual assault rates: On-demand rideshares like Uber and Lyft are now as commonplace an option for getting where we need to go as cabs, buses and trains, and arguably more accessible. However, as rideshares have increased in popularity, so to have concerns over passenger... by Resoundingly Human

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Resoundingly Human: A sneak peek of the 2021 INFORMS Annual Meeting, featuring host Brad Weaber: For today's episode, we'll be doing something a little different. Recently I was joined at INFORMS headquarters by Brad Weaber, our wonderfully dynamic and engaging host for the upcoming 2021 INFORMS Annual Meeting. This year's meeting features... by Resoundingly Human

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Resoundingly Human: What is … an interview with Sam Buttrey, winner of Jeopardy! Tournament of Professors!: In this week’s episode I’m thrilled to be joined by a very special guest, Sam Buttrey, an associate professor of operations research at the Naval Postgraduate School and winner of the first-ever Jeopardy! Tournament of Professors. Sam competed... by Resoundingly Human

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Resoundingly Human: From second waves to new variants: The progression of the COVID-19 pandemic: Just over a year ago, I was joined by Julie Swann with North Carolina State University to discuss what, at that time, were fears of a second wave of the coronavirus, and to reflect on how the virus had changed nearly every aspect of our day-to-day... by Resoundingly Human

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Resoundingly Human: Budget busting and balancing for the U.S. government: A well-known phrase often credited to Benjamin Franklin in the early days of our country (though its origins are actually much earlier) states that “in this world, nothing can be said to be certain except death and taxes.” And this certainly... by Resoundingly Human

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Resoundingly Human: Improving guidelines for hypertension treatment to save lives: According to the CDC, nearly half of all adults in the U.S. have hypertension or are taking medication to control it. Of these individuals, only about 1 in 4 actually have their condition under control, whether through improved diet and exercise,... by Resoundingly Human

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Resoundingly Human: Leveraging analytics to support voter turnout in Black communities: As we discussed in last week’s episode, “Using data to address risks in election security,” featuring Josh Dehlinger with Towson University, while the 2020 elections are months behind us, the topic of election security is still making national... by Resoundingly Human

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Resoundingly Human: Addressing challenges and embracing new opportunities: At the start of the year, I held my first interview with the 2021 INFORMS president Stephen Graves where we discussed his goals and objectives for the year ahead, as well as got to know our new president a little better! Now almost six months into the... by Resoundingly Human

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Resoundingly Human: Helping valuable donor milk reach infants in need: Over 15 million infants around the world are born prematurely each year and can experience health complications and lengthy hospitalizations as a result of underdevelopment and immature immune systems. One of the best resources for these babies can... by Resoundingly Human

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Resoundingly Human: Who’s flying the plane? The future of air travel and transportation: Picture it, you look up to the sky at an airspace populated by both manned and unmanned aircraft of all shapes and sizes, delivering goods and people across the country, from the largest cities to the most rural locations. Sounds like the backdrop to... by Resoundingly Human

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Resoundingly Human: Shield-Net: Helping pop-up supply chains answer the call for more PPE during the pandemic: During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, access to personal protective equipment (PPE) such as masks and shields was significantly impacted to the point that healthcare workers were forced to reuse their PPE. In fact, a survey found that 87 percent... by Resoundingly Human

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Resoundingly Human: Flying high with analytics: Helping the Air Force address its pilot shortage: The fascinating history of operations research can trace some of its earliest applications back to the military during World War II. Since then, its role has continued to grow and evolve, and today it is still a vital tool in helping our modern... by Resoundingly Human

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Resoundingly Human: Supply chains and holiday shopping: Delays, Disruptions & Automobiles (semiconductor chips, that is): With Halloween in our review mirrors and Thanksgiving fast approaching, the holiday season is officially upon us. And thanks to the widespread availability of coronavirus vaccines, to include boosters for many, I think we are all looking forward to... by Resoundingly Human

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