Jaeung Sim

Assistant Professor

OPIM


Education

Ph.D. in Management Engineering, KAIST
B.S. in Industrial & Management Engineering, POSTECH

Areas of Expertise

  • Topics: Attention Economy (digital streaming, subscription, behavioral economics), Sustainable Operations (platform governance, IT infrastructure, energy economics)
  • Methods: Causal inference (econometrics, experiment), Unstructured Data Analysis (video analytics, image/text mining), Analytical Modeling (decision analysis, game theory)

Biography

Jaeung (Jay) Sim is an Assistant Professor of the Department of Operations and Information Management. His research aims at understanding how digital technologies relocate scarcity with a special emphasis on the attention economy and sustainable operations. Jaeung’s research has appeared in leading academic journals, including MIS Quarterly, Marketing Science, and Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization.

Before joining UConn, Jaeung earned his Ph.D. in Management Engineering from KAIST College of Business and B.S. in Industrial and Management Engineering from POSTECH (Summa Cum Laude). Sometimes people ask me whom I support for the POSTECH-KAIST Science War, and my answer has always been POSTECH!

Featured Publications

Attention Economy

Sustainable Operations

Portrait of Jaeung Sim.
Contact Information
Emailjaeung.sim@uconn.edu
CampusStamford
CoursesOPIM 5671: Data Mining and Time Series Forecasting; OPIM 5512: Data Science Using Python; OPIM 5272: Data Management and Business Process Modeling
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