sonny.JPG

 

Prasanna Tambe
Information, Operations, and Management Sciences
Stern School of Business, New York University

New York, NY 10012-1126
Email: ptambe at stern.nyu.edu

Twitter: @sonnytambe

 

CV

 

 

Official NYU Stern Faculty Profile

 

I use Internet-enabled sources of labor market data to examine skills, jobs, and productivity in the digital economy at new levels of detail. I am particularly interested in two topics:

a) The economics of IT labor (factors affecting supply and demand; IT labor and productivity)

b) How digital firms use labor differently with implications for employment and wages

 

Published or Forthcoming Papers

 

The Productivity of Information Technology Investments: New Evidence from IT Labor Data.

Information Systems Research, in press. (with L. Hitt)

 

Now I.T.s Personal: Offshoring and the Shifting Skill Composition of the US Information Technology Workforce.

Management Science, in press. (with L. Hitt)

 

The Extroverted Firm: How External Information Practices Affect Innovation and Productivity

Management Science, in press. (with L. Hitt and E. Brynjolfsson)

 

How Offshoring Affects IT Workers.

Communications of the ACM 53(10) 62-70. (with L. Hitt)

 

Broadband Adoption and Content Consumption.

Information Economics and Policy 19 (3-4) 362-378. (with L. Hitt)

 

Working Papers and Work-in-Progress

 

Measuring Information Technology Spillovers. (with L. Hitt)

Job Hopping, Information Technology Spillovers, and Productivity Growth. (with L. Hitt)

Organizational Learning in Information Technology Implementation. (with A. Avgar and L. Hitt)

The Dot-Com Crash, the Flow of Technical Skills, and Productivity After the Bust.

The Price and Quantity of IT-Related Intangible Capital (with L. Hitt and E. Brynjolfsson)

Is Region an Advantage? IT Labor Markets and Productivity.

The Value of Big Data: Evidence from Mining 10-K Documents. (with Adam Saunders)

H-1B Admissions and the Wages of Information Technology Workers (with L. Hitt)

 

Teaching

 

C20.0001: Information Technology in Business and Society