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Guorui Jiang is a professor of Information Management and Information Systems, as well as an associate dean of the Economics and Management School at Beijing University of Technology, where he leads the multi-agent supply chain group in Business Intelligence Laboratory.

In 1982, Guorui worked as a teacher at Hebei Normal University after graduating from the department of mathematics in this school. In 1994, he obtained Ph.D. from Chinese Academy of Sciences; September 1997-January 1999, he visited Department of Computer Science, Tsinghua University as a scholar. September 1999-July 2001, he did postdoctoral research in Columbia College (Missouri), United States. Since 2002, he engaged in teaching and research work at Beijing University of Technology.

His research covers both the science and the engineering of Management information systems. Specifically, he took fundamental research on Multi-agent supply-chain management, argumentation negotiation. He pioneered the application of multi-agent technology; developing some of the forecasting, early warning and negotiation system based on Multi-agent.

Guorui had published over 160 articles in Journal of Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management, Journal of Management Sciences, Acta Mathematica Sinica, Application Research of Computers et al. which covered the field of management, mathematics, computer science and technology; he completed more than 30 research reports and research consulting for the Beijing municipal government or enterprises; published more than 10 textbooks, including planning materials " IT Project Management", "Project Human Resource Management" for master of Engineering in Project Management; more than 100 graduate students were graduated by his instruction; teaching multiple management, computer and mathematics courses for undergraduates and graduate students; Achieved numbers of honorable awards such as school excellent teacher and advanced worker, provincial young and middle-aged experts with outstanding contributions, three province progress prize in science and technology.

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