FIBE Publishers’ award to Belik and Knudsen
Ivan Belik and Eirik Sjåholm Knudsen have received Publisher´s Award for the best contribution at the FIBE Conference.
Associate Professor Ivan Belik
- Ivan.Belik@nhh.no
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- Strategy and Management
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- Management Science Organisation and Management
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Ivan Belik is an Associate Professor at the Norwegian School of Economics (NHH) and a Fulbright Alumnus (2009-2011, USA). He did his MSc in Computer Science at the Southern Illinois University (IL, USA), partial studies at the University of New Mexico (Albuquerque, USA), and Ph.D. in Management Science at NHH. In addition, Ivan was a visiting researcher at the Ivey Business School (Western University, Canada). His research is focused on management science and organizational analysis with a special interest in interdisciplinary approaches and their real-life applications.
Selected publications
| Author(s) | Title | Publisher |
|---|---|---|
| Belik, Ivan | Book Chapter "Shapley-Based Analysis of the Leadership Formation in Social Networks" | Analytics, Operations, and Strategic Decision Making in the Public Sector; page 357 - 390; 2019 |
| Belik, Ivan; Jørnsten, Kurt | A new Semi-Lagrangean Relaxation for the k-cardinality assignment problem | Journal of Information and Optimization Sciences Volume 37 (1); page 75 - 100; 2016 |
| Bienz, Carsten Gero; Knudsen, Eirik Sjåholm; Pohl, Walter; Belik, Ivan | Artificial Intelligence and Data Regulations. Can stricter privacy laws provide a lifeline for European companies? | Magma - Tidsskrift for økonomi og ledelse (8); page 55 - 62; 2019 |
| Belik, Ivan; Jørnsten, Kurt | Critical objective function values in linear sum assignment problems | Journal of combinatorial optimization Volume 35 (3); page 842 - 852; 2017 |
| Belik, Ivan; Jørnsten, Kurt | The method of leader's overthrow in networks based on shapley value | Socio-Economic Planning Sciences Volume 56; page 55 - 66; 2016 |
| Belik, Ivan | The analysis of split graphs in social networks based on the k-cardinality assignment problem | International Journal of Network Science Volume 1 (1); page 53 - 62; 2016 |
Discussion Papers
author pages
- Time Series Analysis and Prediction
- Analysis and Linear Algebra
- Differential Equations with Stability Analysis of Dynamical Systems
- Supply Chain Management
- Algorithms and Data Structures
- Discrete Mathematics
- Applied Programming and Data Analysis for Business
- Digital Auditing