Education
Ph.D., Polish Academy of Sciences, 1980.
Major: Operations Research
Advanced programming in Algol 60 and Fortran in scientific applications, Institute of Mathematics of The Polish Academy of Sciences, 1976.
M.S., Warsaw Polytechnic, 1974.
Major: Applied Mechanics and Mechanical Engineering
B.S., Warsaw Polytechnic, 1971.
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Graduated, Technical Academy of Shipbuilding, 1967.
About Pawel
My major research interest is focused on various aspects of Operations Management, Process improvement, lean operations and applications of quantitative methods at different levels of decision making in business environment. This is in agreement with my educational background and with the profile of the courses which I am teaching at the University of New Haven. Good example of that is paper titled "Financial Framework for Global Investment and Implications" in which LP (Linear Model) was developed for optimal allocations of the resources in Global Supply Chain. Another example is paper "Lean Operations and Allocation of Inventory Buffers.." in which probabilistic model was developed to analyze different approaches to location of inventory buffers in production process. In my current work-in-process project I am using similar approach to analyze "time buffers" in Project Management. All these work is closely related and beneficial to the courses I am teaching.
Published Intellectual Contributions
Refereed Journal Articles
Rainish,R., Mensz P., Mohs J., Global Financial Model for the Value Chain, Journal of Finance and Accountancy, Vol. 18, January 2015.
Rainish, R., Mensz, P. (2012). Financial Framework for Global Investment and Implications. American International College Journal of Business, 2 (3).