He Huang

Chongqing University

Author Statistics

Papers

Citation

H-Index

i-10 index

Research Trends

Author Order

Document Type

Co-Authors

Hongyan Xu

Central Hospital of Zibo

Robert J. Kauffman

Singapore Management University

Jian Chen

Tsinghua University

Yahong Chen

Peking University Third Hospital

Xianzhu Wang

Anhui University of Technology

Zhipeng Li

Hebei University of Technology

Xing Xu

Sichuan International Studies University

Yu Zhou

Chongqing University

Liming Liu

Southern University of Science and Technology

Jingke Hong

Chongqing University

Cooperative Institutions

Chongqing University

Tsinghua University

Chinese Academy of Sciences

University of Chinese Academy of Sciences

Anhui University of Technology

Beijing Institute of Technology

Central South University

University of Hong Kong

Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

Shanghai Jiao Tong University

Author Statistics

Papers

Citation

H-Index

i-10 index

Research Field

Ceramic Products Sale Systems Based on Internet

Industrial Engineering Journal (2002)

He Huang

With the rapid development of computer and network technology, a networked sale mode is popular in the whole world. More and more enterprises are employing internet to publish products' information and provide with on line selling service. By analyzing the advantages of the application of internet and the ceramic products' selling state, this paper presents a structure of networked ceramic sale system based upon Internet. Also the paper discusses the main functions of the system and the key technologies for the system. Finally a case is introduced.

Publication

Source

Cite

Citations (0)

Understanding Government-Funded Doctoral Students’ Non-Degree International Exchange Experiences: Evidence from China

Journal of Studies in International Education (2023)

Xing Xu He Huang

China has actively internationalized its doctoral education by funding students to study abroad via the China Scholarship Council. Nevertheless, little is known about the scholarship recipients’ perceptions of their study sojourn, especially those on short-term exchange programs. Based on 100 visiting doctoral students’ study reports, the study employed a sentiment analysis and was guided by the ecological system theory to untangle how this cohort affectively evaluated academic and non-academic dimensions of the study sojourn as a multi-layered ecological system. Via a computer-based SKEP analysis, the study contributes new objective insights regarding the perceived nature of an overseas sojourn, which is predominantly positive. In particular, it reveals positive perceptions regarding the funder and institutional prestige, indicating that the recipients’ increasing national pride may be harnessed as a soft pulling force for nation-building. This paper ends by offering implications that may potentially benefit doctoral education in China and other countries.

Prestige

Pride

International Education

10.1177/10283153231178129

Cite

Citations (2)

Two-stage mechanism design for heterogeneous e-procurement

He Huang Robert J. Kauffman Hongyan Xu Lan Zhao

We discuss a two-stage mechanism for e-procurement operations, which implements a multi-attribute combinatorial auction in first stage, followed by bargaining in the second stage. We find that an important difference between single-unit and heterogeneous e-procurement auctions is the existence of different types among the winning suppliers. In the auction stage, we discuss incentive-compatible bidding strategies for the procurement suppliers, and how the buyer should go about solving the winner determination problem. In the bargaining stage, the buyer can implement a strategy that views the winning suppliers as though they are in two different groups. We derive the decision conditions for the buyer's different procurement strategies. The most important finding is that, compared with classical Vickery-Clarke-Groves mechanism, the proposed mechanism improves social welfare.

Combinatorial auction

Mechanism Design

10.1145/2346536.2346562

Cite

Citations (0)

Lifting Existing Applications to the Cloud: Abstractions, Separation of Responsibilities and Tooling Support

He Huang Zhicheng Zeng Tu Ouyang

Separation (statistics)

Separation of concerns

10.5220/0011109000003179

Cite

Citations (0)

The comparison of two procurement strategies in the presence of supply disruption

Computers & Industrial Engineering (2015)

Bo He He Huang Kaifu Yuan

Profit maximization

Maximization

Stackelberg competition

10.1016/j.cie.2015.03.019

Cite

Citations (36)

On-line Multi-attributes Procurement Combinatorial Auctions Bidding Strategies

Lecture notes in computer science (2005)

Jian Chen He Huang

Combinatorial auction

10.1007/11428862_79

Cite

Citations (2)

Information sharing in the presence of retailer's risk aversion and altruism

International Transactions in Operational Research (2023)

He Huang Wenping Li Shiying Li Hongyan Xu

Abstract In highly uncertain times, firms are increasingly exhibiting risk aversion to uncertain demand and altruism to supply chain partners to reduce risk and maintain stability. To deal with high demand fluctuations, numerous firms are adopting information‐sharing strategies. We study how a retailer's risk aversion and altruism affect her demand information‐sharing decision by constructing game‐theoretic models. We first show that information sharing makes double marginalization (DM) stronger and hurts the retailer and generates an information‐sharing DM effect. The retailer's risk aversion strengthens this effect, while her altruism weakens the effect. Meanwhile, information sharing generates an uncertainty reduction effect on the risk‐averse retailer by reducing volatility and an altruism improvement effect on the altruistic retailer by increasing the manufacturer's profit. Whether information sharing benefits the retailer depends on her level of risk aversion and altruism. The retailer prefers voluntary sharing when both her risk aversion and altruism are high.

Altruism

Risk Aversion

Information Sharing

Loss aversion

Profit sharing

Private information retrieval

Complete information

10.1111/itor.13314

Cite

Citations (2)

Token ring-based secret share update scheme

Journal of Computer Applications (2008)

He Huang

Token ring

10.3724/sp.j.1087.2008.01158

Cite

Citations (0)

Cost information sharing under competition in remanufacturing

International Journal of Production Research (2019)

He Huang Qiuling Meng Hongyan Xu Yu Zhou

Third-party remanufacturers (TPRs) enter the market and compete with original equipment manufacturers (OEMs). Because of multiple uncertainty of the remanufacturing process, the variable remanufacturing cost is random and its true value cannot be observed by OEMs. In this paper, we consider the competition between one TPR and one OEM, and then investigate incentives of cost information sharing. The remanufactured product quantity is constrained by the new product quantity. If the new production cost is low enough such that the optimal remanufactured product quantity is less than the optimal new product quantity, the TPR should always share cost information with the OEM so that their quantity decisions in equilibrium are more responsive to market conditions to avoid overproduction or underproduction. However, if the quantity constraint is binding, the TPR should not always share cost information; in this case, cost information sharing can allow the OEM to adjust the new product quantity to limit remanufacturing and hence be detrimental to the TPR. When the TPR does not voluntarily share cost information, we further examine the impacts of private information on the society and the environment, and then suggest the government to promote information sharing and subsidise the TPR under certain conditions.

Original equipment manufacturer

Remanufacturing

Information Sharing

Private information retrieval

10.1080/00207543.2019.1567952

Cite

Citations (53)

Impacts of distributional fairness concerns on quality disclosure in a dyadic supply chain

Computers & Industrial Engineering (2023)

Long Ding He Huang Hongping Yuan

Affect

Pareto optimal

10.1016/j.cie.2023.109416

Cite

Citations (4)