Anurag Tewari
Assistant Professor, Management Information Systems
School of Business · University of Washington Bothell
Assistant Professor, Management Information Systems
School of Business · University of Washington Bothell
About
Dr. Anurag Tewari is an Assistant Professor of Management Information Systems at the University of Washington Bothell's School of Business. He holds a Ph.D. in Supply Chain Management and Complex Systems from Cranfield University, UK, and brings extensive academic experience from institutions across the United Kingdom and India.
His work sits at the intersection of information systems, supply chain management, and financial decision-making — exploring how information flows through organizational networks and how distortions in those flows create systemic risk. He applies AI, machine learning, agent-based models, and dynamical systems simulation to study complex adaptive systems.
Research Interests
Recent Publications
At UW Bothell
Papers currently under development for submission to peer-reviewed journals.
| Year | Amount | Funder | Project | Role |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | £5,000 | UKRI, STFC Food Network | Digital Platforms For Smallholders | Group Chair & PI |
| 2020 | £43,470 | Colgate-Palmolive Denmark | Co-packing Assembly Efficiency Improvement | Co-PI |
| 2019 | £10,000 | UKRI, STFC Food Network | Integrating data science, IoT and AI for standardizing and automating food waste in Thailand | Co-PI |
| 2017 | £3,000,000 | ESRC, NERC, DEFRA, BEIS, FSA & EA | CECAN: Centre for the Evaluation of Complexity Across Nexus | RF |
| 2016 | £500,000 | EPSRC | ENCORE: The Engineering Complexity Resilience Network | RF |
| 2016 | £300,000 | EPSRC | TUCP: Transforming Utilities' Conversion Points | RA |
University of Washington Bothell
Cranfield University, UK
Loughborough University, UK
University of Buckingham, UK
Invited Talks & Keynotes
Conference Presentations
Academic Service
Academic Appointments
Education
Dr. Tewari's research involves collecting data from professionals, students, and the general public. Your participation helps advance knowledge in supply chain management, consumer behavior, and business information systems. All surveys are voluntary and IRB-compliant.
This study examines how consumers perceive and respond to cruelty-free labeling in purchasing decisions. We explore the role of sustainability signals, price sensitivity, and ethical consumption behavior.
● Open ~8 minThis survey investigates how professionals in supply chain roles perceive information distortion and bullwhip effects during disruption events. Suitable for managers and practitioners.
● Open ~10 minHow do buyers detect misleading signals in online marketplaces? This study looks at how visual cues, seller signals, and review patterns influence purchase decisions and trust.
⏳ Coming SoonThis study explores how employees and managers experience AI tools (like Copilot, ChatGPT) in the workplace and what governance challenges they create for organizational knowledge systems.
⏳ Coming Soon