Prabir Kumar Das
Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, Indian Council of Agricultural Research, Indian Agricultural Research Institute, RR Financial Consultants Limited
About
Prof. Prabir Kumar Das earned his Ph.D. in "Nonlinear Statistical Models” from the Indian Agricultural Statistics Research Institute, IARI, New Delhi. He served RR Financial Consultants Ltd., New Delhi (1995-96), and the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (1996-2007) as Head, Research Division, and Senior Scientist. He is currently a Professor and HOD (Quantitative Techniques) at the Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, India. Prof. Das is a Mentor (Analytics), at the Board of Advanced Studies, The Institute of Cost Accountants of India. He has been provided consultancy on applications of Analytics to the Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL) and the Government e-Marketplace (GeM). He has published four book chapters and more than 25 research papers in peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings. Prof. Das offers an MDP entitled "Business Analytics in a Big Data World." He was the Program Director of MBA(IB) 2011-14 & 2016-19 Programs of Kolkata Campus.
Employment
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Indian Institute of Foreign Trade Professor2007 - Present
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Indian Council of Agricultural Research Scientist/Senior Scientist1996 - 2007
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RR Financial Consultants Limited Head, Research Division1995 - 1996
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RR Financial Consultants Limited Research Analyst1995 - 1995
Education
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Indian Agricultural Research Institute PhD1991 - 1995
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (19)
- Prediction, Risk Assessment and Comparison of Selected Emerging Markets' Stock Indices During COVID-19 Pandemic Using the Coherent Measure Save
- Predicting movie revenue before committing significant investments Save
- Modeling of Mobile Telephone Subscribers Using Piecewise Nonlinear Growth Models. Save
- Risk Modeling by Coherent Measure Using Family of Generalized Hyperbolic Distributions Save
- Application of nonlinear stochastic single source of error state space models in the forecasting of mobile subscribers in India Save
- Exploring the determinants of mobile-based services diffusion: Past determinants, emergent pattern and a proposed framework Save
- Identifying the Most Effective Model for Understanding the Growth Rate of Government e-Transactions: Brown’s Model of Exponential Smoothing Save
- Distribution Network of Indian Lighting Industry: A Comparative Sectoral Analysis. Save
- Statistical methods for watershed data analysis Save
- Nonlinear statistical model and its applications to diffusion of mobile telephony in India Save