Research Interests
Resilience and Sustainability
Recent Publications
- Kiarash Sadeghi R, Divesh Ojha, Puneet Kaur, Raj Mahto, Amandeep Dhir (2024). (Explainable artificial intelligence and agile decision-making in supply chain cyber resilience). 180, pp. 114194. Decision Support Systems.
- Ava Hajian, Setareh Daneshgar, Kiarash Sadeghi R, Divesh Ojha, Gagan Katiyar (2024). (From theory to practice: Empirical perspectives on the metaverse's potential). (123224) 201, pp. 1-11. Technological Forecasting and Social Change.
- A. Z. Malik, Kiarash Sadeghi R, Audhesh Paswan, F. Kanwal (2024). (Incentivized fake reviews: When cognitive reappraisal paves the way for an immoral journey). pp. 1-17. Journal of Consumer Behaviour.
- Kiarash Sadeghi R, Moein Qaisari Hasan Abadi (2024). (Sustainable supply chain resilience for logistics problems: Empirical validation using robust and computational intelligence methods). 437, pp. 140267. Journal of Cleaner Production.
- S. M. Mousavi, Kiarash Sadeghi, L. S. Lee (2023). (An interactive analytics approach for sustainable and resilient case studies: a machine learning perspective). pp. 276-293. Journal of Business Analytics.
- Amit Malhan, Kiarash Sadeghi, Robert Pavur, Lou Pelton (2023). (Healthcare information management and operational cost performance: empirical evidence). The European Journal of Health Economics.
- Kiarash Sadeghi, A. Azadegan, D. Ojha (2022). (Benefiting from supplier business continuity: The role of supplier monitoring and buyer power). pp. 432-443. Industrial Marketing Management .
- Kiarash Sadeghi, S. Karki (2022). (Supply chain resilience along with assessment of sustainable development: Experimental data for the integration of supply sources). pp. 2951-2965. Handbook of Smart Energy Systems.
- Kiarash Sadeghi, V. Prybutok, B. Sauser (2022). (Theoretical and practical applications of blockchain in healthcare information management). 59, pp. 103649. Information & Management.
- Kiarash Sadeghi, A. Azadegan, D. Ojha (A path to build supply chain cyber-resilience through absorptive capacity and visibility: Two empirical studies). 111, pp. 202-215. Industrial Marketing Management .
