Radha V. Mookerjee

This paper analyzes interactions between a firm that seeks to discriminate between normal users and hackers that try to penetrate and compromise the firm's information assets. Expand

We identify and compare the impact of two widely adopted recognition mechanisms on the philanthropic behavior of solvers. Expand

This study provides an approach to manage an ongoing Internet ad campaign that substantially improves the number of clicks and the revenue earned from clicks. Expand

We study the problem of determining the optimal amount of effort that should be exerted to maintain the system over a planning horizon (finite or infinite) by balancing system benefits with maintenance costs. Expand

We empirically investigate the validity of several of the key assumptions of modeling environment research reported in the literature, and examine the relationships between the modeling factors: data complexity, model complexity, modeling intensity, modeler/user requirements, and need for computer-based integrated modeling environments in organizations. Expand

The problem of maintaining integrated applications is by no means a simple one and requires an interdisciplinary approach. Expand

We study the problem of an Internet advertising firm that wishes to maximize advertisement (ad) revenue, subject to click-through rate restrictions imposed by the publisher who controls the website on which the ads are displayed. Expand

This article describes the design and implementation of (OR/SM), a computerized modeling environment based on Structured Modeling. Expand

This paper describes the design, implementation, and interaction of the processes of OR/SM, a computerized modeling environment built on ORACLE Tools and Database (OR) using Structured Modeling (SM) as the conceptual framework. Expand