My research interests are behavioural operations, especially the use of expert judgment in business forecasting. The common business practice is to judgmentally adjust statistical forecasts when experts have any additional information about forthcoming events. Using principles of behavioural psychology, I am analysing the decision-making process of experts when they make those interventions. 

I am interested in supervising PhD students in the Behavioural Operations area. In particular, topics connected with human behaviour towards algorithms, its adoption, trust issues, decision support systems and their designs.

My main research interests are:

• Judgmental adjustments of statistical forecasts in business forecasting;
• Statistical forecasting methods and algorithms;
• Promotional forecasting;
• Forecasting Support Systems (FSS);
• Decision making and behavioural psychology. 

MSCI381: Business Forecasting (Michaelmas)

MSCI212: Statistical Methods for Business (Michaelmas)

MSCI152: Introduction To Business Intelligence and Analytics (Michaelmas)

MSCI224: Techniques for Management Decision Making (Lent)