I am available for seminars and speaking engagements covering a range of topics including big data analytics, social networks, media consumption, piracy, randomized experiments in networks, technology and education, competition and switching costs. For more information please contact Steven Paschke at stevenp@andrew.cmu.edu.
Contact
Pedro Ferreira
Assistant Professor
H. John Heinz III College
Department of Engineering and Public Policy
3042 Hamburg Hall
Carnegie Mellon University
5000 Forbes Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15213
Email: pedrof@cmu.edu
Voice: +1.412.268.5526
Steven Paschke
Faculty Assistant
H. John Heinz III College
3004 Hamburg Hall
Carnegie Mellon University
5000 Forbes Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15213
Email: stevenp@andrew.cmu.edu
Voice: +1.412.268.1185
Target the Ego or Target the Group
/0 Comments/in Speaking Engagement /by Pedro FerreiraHass Business School, UC Berkeley
March 2017
The Impact of Time Shift TV on TV Consumption
/0 Comments/in Speaking Engagement /by StevenPaschkeGoizueta Business School, Emory University
October 2016
Target the Ego or Target the Group
/0 Comments/in Speaking Engagement /by StevenPaschkeRady School of Management, University of California, San Diego
September 2016
The Impact of Time Shift TV on TV Consumption
/0 Comments/in Speaking Engagement /by StevenPaschkeEller College of Management, University of Arizona
September 2016
Target the Ego or Target the Group
/0 Comments/in Speaking Engagement /by StevenPaschkeSloan School of Management, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
May 2016
Price Discounts and Peer Effects in Information Goods
/0 Comments/in Speaking Engagement /by StevenPaschkeGraduate School of Management, University of California, Davis
June 2016
The Value of Social Network Data in Churn Management
/0 Comments/in Speaking Engagement /by adminStern School of Business, New York University
December 2015
The Effect of Time-Shift TV on TV Consumption
/0 Comments/in Speaking Engagement /by adminQuestrom School of Business, Boston University
November 2015
The Welfare Properties of Recommender Systems
/0 Comments/in Speaking Engagement /by adminFox School of Business, Temple University
November 2015
A Unified Theory for the Effects of Technology and Product Sales
/0 Comments/in Speaking Engagement /by adminPaul Merage School of Business, UC Irvine
October 2015
Target the Ego or Target the Group
/0 Comments/in Speaking Engagement /by adminHeinz College, Carnegie Mellon University
September 2015
Randomized Network Experiments at LARC
/0 Comments/in Speaking Engagement /by adminFields Institute, University of Toronto
April 2015