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Raja Jayaraman
Also published under:R. Jayaraman
Affiliation
Department of Industrial Engineering, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, NM, USA
Topic
Smart Contracts,Supply Chain,Digital Twin,Security Analysis,Cost Analysis,Non-fungible Tokens,Private Blockchain,Tokenized,Blockchain Technology,Ethereum Blockchain,Internet Of Things,Public Blockchain,System Architecture,Access Control,Blockchain Network,Data Integration,Data Owner,Data Security,Secret Key,Data Privacy,Denial Of Service,Digital Assets,Gas Cost,Metadata,Sequence Diagram,Track And Trace,Accountability,Authentication,Authenticity Of Products,Data Management,Data Storage,Distributed Computing,Factors For Failure,File System,Genomic Data,Health Services,Healthcare Applications,Healthcare Organizations,Healthcare Provider,Hyperledger Fabric,Internet Of Medical Things,Key Performance Indicators,Lack Of Transparency,Management Solutions,Medical Devices,Medical Waste,Metadata File,Multi-criteria Decision-making,Physical Body,Public Key,
Biography
Raja Jayaraman received the bachelor’s and master’s degrees in mathematics from India, the M.Sc. degree in industrial engineering from New Mexico State University, and the Ph.D. degree in industrial engineering from Texas Tech University. His Postdoctoral Research was on technology adoption and implementation of innovative practices in the healthcare supply chains and service delivery. He is currently an Associate Professor with the Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering, Khalifa University, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. He has led several successful research projects and pilot implementations of supply chain data standards in the U.S. healthcare system. His research interests include application of blockchain technology, systems engineering, and process optimization techniques to characterize, model, and analyze complex systems with applications to supply chains, maintenance planning, and healthcare delivery.