Optimizing Capital Investment Decisions at Intel Corporation
Published Online:1 Feb 2013https://doi.org/10.1287/inte.1120.0659
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Volume 43, Issue 1
2012 Franz Edelman Award for Achievement in Operations Research and the Management Sciences
January-February 2013
Pages 1-115
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Karl G. Kempf, Feryal Erhun, Erik F. Hertzler, Timothy R. Rosenberg, Chen Peng, (2013) Optimizing Capital Investment Decisions at Intel Corporation. Interfaces 43(1):62-78.
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The authors thank their Edelman competition coaches, Grace Lin and Atul Rangarajan, whose valuable suggestions improved the content and exposition of the paper and the corresponding presentation significantly. The authors express their deepest gratitude to Robert Bruck (Intel Corporate Vice President of Technology Manufacturing Engineering) and Blake Sacha (Intel Capital Planning Director) for valuable discussions and financial support. The authors also thank Paul Otellini (CEO, Intel Corporation) and Andy Bryant (Chairman, Board of Directors, Intel Corporation) for their video testimonials supporting this work.
Chen Peng’s current employment at Google is not connected in any way with the Intel-funded work he did while a graduate student at Stanford University that is part of this Edelman Award application. Authors Feryal Erhun and Chen Peng were partially supported by National Science Foundation CAREER Award [NSF/CAREER-0547021].
