Profile
Ahmet is an Assistant Professor of Management in the Clemson College of Business. His research and teaching areas lie in the Operations and Supply Chain Management area. Prior to Clemson, he obtained his doctoral degree in Operations Management from Kellogg School of Management and his master's degree in Economics from Northwestern University. His research studies service and supply chain operations from a strategic view and addresses decision making from unstructured data. Methodologically, he uses empirical frameworks such as structural econometrics and predictive analytics. Studying complex data sets from supply chain relationships, government agencies, online reviews, and labor work experiences, his active research areas focus on improving decision making and policy design across major auto, manufacturing, retail, and service industries. Ahmet has held more than 50 research presentations at prestigious business schools, companies, and conferences, including INFORMS, MSOM, POMS, and DSI. Ahmet currently serves as a reviewer for multiple prestigious academic journals including Management Science, MSOM, JOM, POM, Decision Sciences, Service Science, NBR and NSF. Also, he is active with PhD dissertation supervision; he has recently advised, mentored, and collaborated with 6 doctoral students from Clemson, Kellogg, and the USC. He currently teaches supply chain management with an emphasis on operational and organizational communication, coordination, and transformation. His applied teaching areas cover a rich domain of practice-driven operational strategies across industries.
