Dr. Atanu Adhikari is a Professor at Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Kozhikode teaching marketing research, marketing management, strategic marketing to post graduate students, and advanced marketing research to doctoral students. He was a doctoral Fellow member of Royal Statistical Society London, visiting researcher at Syracuse University, USA and Commonwealth Academic Fellow to London Business School, UK. He has taught as guest faculty in several premier business schools in India and abroad.Prof. Adhikari's  current area of research includes consumer choice behavior, experience product marketing, pricing, and applications of Bayesian econometrics in marketing research. He is actively involved in scholarly academic research and has published his research work in many national and international peer reviewed academic journals and edited books published by leading international publishers. His research work has been selected and presented in number of prestigious international conferences organized by Marketing Science, American Marketing Association, European Marketing Academy, World Congress in Probability and Statistics, Royal Statistical Society and similar academic forums in the USA, UK, France, Germany, Italy, China, Australia and Singapore. Prof. Adhikari's work has received several national and international awards and honors from Academy of Marketing Science USA,  Marketing Management Association USA, EFMD Belgium, Oikos International Switzerland, Ivey Business School, Canada.

• Servicescape and E-servicescape Design Issues in Emerging Markets: Imperatives, Challenges, and Agenda Setting.- Designing the Service Experience for Online Shoppers in Emerging Economies.- Service Issues affecting Consumer Behaviour towards E-commerce Purchases in India.- E-Servicescape in Service: Theoretical Underpinnings and Emerging Market Implications.- Institutional Arrangements and Inter-Organizational Governance in Service Companies.- Distribution Service Issues in Emerging Rural Markets With Special Reference to India.- Marketing-Mix and Customer Loyalty in Services Marketing.

Dr. Atanu Adhikari is a Professor at Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Kozhikode teaching marketing research, marketing management, strategic marketing to post graduate students, and advanced marketing research to doctoral students. He was a doctoral Fellow member of Royal Statistical Society London, visiting researcher at Syracuse University, USA and Commonwealth Academic Fellow to London Business School, UK. He has taught as guest faculty in several premier business schools in India and abroad.Prof. Adhikari's  current area of research includes consumer choice behavior, experience product marketing, pricing, and applications of Bayesian econometrics in marketing research. He is actively involved in scholarly academic research and has published his research work in many national and international peer reviewed academic journals and edited books published by leading international publishers. His research work has been selected and presented in number of prestigious international conferences organized by Marketing Science, American Marketing Association, European Marketing Academy, World Congress in Probability and Statistics, Royal Statistical Society and similar academic forums in the USA, UK, France, Germany, Italy, China, Australia and Singapore. Prof. Adhikari's work has received several national and international awards and honors from Academy of Marketing Science USA,  Marketing Management Association USA, EFMD Belgium, Oikos International Switzerland, Ivey Business School, Canada.

• Servicescape and E-servicescape Design Issues in Emerging Markets: Imperatives, Challenges, and Agenda Setting.- Designing the Service Experience for Online Shoppers in Emerging Economies.- Service Issues affecting Consumer Behaviour towards E-commerce Purchases in India.- E-Servicescape in Service: Theoretical Underpinnings and Emerging Market Implications.- Institutional Arrangements and Inter-Organizational Governance in Service Companies.- Distribution Service Issues in Emerging Rural Markets With Special Reference to India.- Marketing-Mix and Customer Loyalty in Services Marketing.

Dr. Atanu Adhikari is a Professor at Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Kozhikode teaching marketing research, marketing management, strategic marketing to post graduate students, and advanced marketing research to doctoral students. He was a doctoral Fellow member of Royal Statistical Society London, visiting researcher at Syracuse University, USA and Commonwealth Academic Fellow to London Business School, UK. He has taught as guest faculty in several premier business schools in India and abroad.Prof. Adhikari's  current area of research includes consumer choice behavior, experience product marketing, pricing, and applications of Bayesian econometrics in marketing research. He is actively involved in scholarly academic research and has published his research work in many national and international peer reviewed academic journals and edited books published by leading international publishers. His research work has been selected and presented in number of prestigious international conferences organized by Marketing Science, American Marketing Association, European Marketing Academy, World Congress in Probability and Statistics, Royal Statistical Society and similar academic forums in the USA, UK, France, Germany, Italy, China, Australia and Singapore. Prof. Adhikari's work has received several national and international awards and honors from Academy of Marketing Science USA,  Marketing Management Association USA, EFMD Belgium, Oikos International Switzerland, Ivey Business School, Canada.

• Servicescape and E-servicescape Design Issues in Emerging Markets: Imperatives, Challenges, and Agenda Setting.- Designing the Service Experience for Online Shoppers in Emerging Economies.- Service Issues affecting Consumer Behaviour towards E-commerce Purchases in India.- E-Servicescape in Service: Theoretical Underpinnings and Emerging Market Implications.- Institutional Arrangements and Inter-Organizational Governance in Service Companies.- Distribution Service Issues in Emerging Rural Markets With Special Reference to India.- Marketing-Mix and Customer Loyalty in Services Marketing.