Tal Ben-Zvi

Decision Analysis
Network Modeling
Simulations
Operations Management Models

Government and Public Service

1995-2000 Israeli Army Service (Lieutenant)

1998-2000 Budget Department, Israel Ministry of Defense

Associate Professor, Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, NJ (2013-present)

Director of the Project Management Program, Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, NJ (2013-2015)

Assistant Professor, Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, NJ (2006-2013)

Teacher, Faculty of Management, The Leon Recanati Graduate school of Business Administration, Tel Aviv University (2002-2006)

Adjunct Lecturer, Academic College of Tel-Aviv-Yaffo (2003-2006)

Adjunct Lecturer, College of Management (2004-2005)

Adjunct Lecturer, Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University – Recanati Graduate School of Business Administration, Tel-Aviv University: A joint High-Tech MBA Program (2004)

Teaching Assistant, Academic College of Tel-Aviv-Yaffo (2000-2005)

Teaching Assistant, College of Management (2000-2002)

Teaching Assistant, Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University – Recanati Graduate School of Business Administration, Tel-Aviv University: A joint MBA Program (2000)

Teaching Assistant, Faculty of Management, The Leon Recanati Graduate school of Business Administration, Tel Aviv University (1999-2002)

Socio-Technical Probabilistic Risk Assessment (ST-PRA) System for Ambulatory Surgical Centers

This system employs a systematic methodology that proactively identifies major risk points. The system involves a detailed “deductive” process analysis method that utilizes logical relationships and probability theory to construct a model (“fault tree”) of how the various risk points interact with one another and how risk points, individually or collectively, combine to contribute to the overall adverse outcome.
STPRA System

Recipient of the Bright Idea Award in the Decision Sciences for "Data Analysis: A Roadmap to Better Decision-Making: Methods, Techniques and Applications", the Stillman School of Business at Seton Hall University and the NKPRO Foundation, the public policy research affiliate of the New Jersey Business and Industry Association (NJBIA), 2010.Recipient of the Harvey N. Davis Distinguished Teaching Assistant Professor Award, Stevens Institute of Technology, 2009. Recipient of the Technology Instruction Development and Business Case Award, Workshop on Information Technology Systems - WITS, 2008.A sample PhD student for the Tel-Aviv University Jubilee Brochure, 2005-2006. Tel-Aviv University Fellowship and Scholarship, 2002-2006The Marcel and Annie Adams Scholarship, 2004.Valedictorian: MBA class of 2002Rector's List: Outstanding Achievements, 1999.Dean's List: Outstanding Achievements, 1999.

The Nicholson Foundation, "Improving the quality of services and reducing costs for Medicaid patients in safety net clinics and hospitals", September 2016

Department of Labor, State of New Jersey, "Workforce Development Grant", March 2013 (with D. Lombardi)

Department of Labor, State of New Jersey, "Workforce Development Grant", May 2012 (with D. Lombardi)

Department of Labor, State of New Jersey, "Workforce Development Grant", November 2011 (with D. Lombardi)

Saint Barnabas Healthcare System, "Leadership Development Institute", October 2011 (with D. Lombardi)

Department of Labor, State of New Jersey, "Workforce Development Grant", July 2011 (with D. Lombardi)

Forest Laboratories, April 2011 (with D. Lombardi)

Department of Labor, State of New Jersey, "Workforce Development Grant", March 2011 (with D. Lombardi)

Saint Barnabas Healthcare System, "Leadership Development Institute", August 2010 (with D. Lombardi)

Department of Labor, State of New Jersey, "Workforce Development Grant", August 2010 (with D. Lombardi)

HSATM/CTMR, "Network Evolution: The Dynamics of Social Structure and its Impact on Technology Management", June 2009 (with D. Lombardi)

Department of Defense, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA), "Network Evolution: The Dynamics of a Social Structure", Feb 2009. Selected for award. Funding was not available at that time.

Strauss-Elite Grant, Simulation of Innovation Networks, October 2006.
The Israeli Business Research Institute, Business Simulation of Global Strategy, July 2004.

The Israeli Business Research Institute, An Optimal Lot-Sizing and Off-Line Inspection Policy in the Case of Non-Rigid Demand, July 2002.