Kejia Hu

Unlocking Business Value from Data, Together!

Welcome to Kejia Hu's professional portal! Bridging the gap between humans and AI, I'm on a mission to ensure we not only coexist with evolving technology but thrive. My passion is rooted in my rigorous research, which aids industrial partners in tapping into the transformative power of this human-algorithm synergy. As a dedicated educator at heart, I believe in enlightening the next generation about the nuances of this interplay. Dive into my education section to discover how I'm mentoring tomorrow's leaders for a harmonious, data-driven world.

Join me in this exciting venture as we shape the future of business in the digital age.A dedicated researcher, educator, and advocate for the seamless integration of AI with human capabilities.

A dedicated researcher, educator, and advocate for the seamless integration of AI with human capabilities.
​Currently serving as an Associate Professor in Management Science at Said Business School and Governing Body Fellow at Oxford University.

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News and Updates

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• 2023 Recognized with a "Rising Star" Award at QUIS for outstanding contributions to Service Operations studies
• 2023 Honored in Poets and Quants 40 under 40 Best MBA Professors

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• 2022 Joined the Editorial Review Board for Production and Operations Management
• 2022 Joined the Editorial Review Board for Journal of Operations Management
• 2022 Received Management Science Distinguished Service Award again!
• 2022 Elected as POMS College of Service Operations Board Member
• 2022 Received Research Productivity Award from Vanderbilt University
• 2021 Elected as INFORMS Board Member for Service Science Section 
• 2021 INFORMS TIMES Award Third Place for our paper about Social Commerce on WeChat
• 2021 Two papers selected as finalists for INFORMS 2021's awards -- Service, Social Media 
• 2021 Visited IIASA in Austria, worked with world-renowned scholars in a Habsbufg's Royal Palace​​

CONNECT WITH Kejia Hu

Ecclesiastes 4:12
​Though one may be overpowered, two can defend themselves. A cord of three strands is not quickly broken. "​

Email: kejia.hu@sbs.ox.ac.uk

Linkedin: Kejia Hu Page