Faculty Member

- Qualification
PhD (Business Administration), MBA in Business Administration, Bachelor of Technology (Mechanical Engineering)
- Designation
Assistant Professor (Contractual)
- Thrust Area
Operations Management, Supply Chain Management, Quality Management
- Address
4/1370 Sir Syed Nagar, Aligarh
- Mobile
9045968133
- Email
lbsabir@myamu.ac.in
- Time Table
Dr. Lamay Bin-Sabir is Assistant Professor of Operations Management in the Department of Business Administration, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh, India. He holds a Ph.D. in Operations Management, an MBA, and a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering. He was awarded the UGC-Maulana Azad National Fellowship in 2011 and qualified the UGC-NET in Management in 2013.
Dr. Sabir was the recipient of the Best Paper Award at the International Conference on Artificial Intelligence organized by University of Nizwa in 2026, and received a Special Mention Paper Award at the PAN IIM World Management Conference in 2019. With over a decade of teaching experience and prior industry exposure, he brings a multidisciplinary perspective to management education and research.
He is a certified Data Science and Big Data professional from Institute of Management Technology Ghaziabad. He also holds executive alumni status of Indian Institute of Management Kozhikode. He has delivered extension lectures and faculty development sessions on Decision Sciences, Business Analytics, and emerging digital technologies at leading academic institutions.
His research interests include Supply Chain Management, Information Technology, Business Analytics, Quality Management, Sustainability, and emerging applications of Artificial Intelligence. He has presented research at numerous national and international conferences and published in reputed peer-reviewed journals of international repute.
- Developing a Scale Measuring Patient Expectations and Service Quality of Hospitals in India during COVID-19 This paper develops a scale that measures the perceived service quality of hospitals during a pandemic. To develop the scale, data from 206 respondents from India, was subjected to exploratory and confirmatory factor analysis. The newly developed scale was named PAND-SERVQUAL, which includes factors namely, assistance, facility & layout, trust, empathy, promptness, and knowledge. The resulting scale is likely to be useful for researchers exploring service quality research and health care quality as well. Findings will facilitate understanding patient’s expectations regarding the service quality of hospitals during a pandemic.Published in "Hospital Topics", Taylor and Francis online. ?Scopus?
- Do Inventory Dynamics Predict Stock Returns? An Empirical Examination of Indian Manufacturing Firms
International Journal of Services & Operations Management (Scopus)
Accepted, DOI: 10.1504/IJSOM.2020.10031499
- Basics of AI & Cognitive Analytics- Dr. LBS and Dr. GMShttps://api.amu.ac.in//storage/ https://youtu.be/vffiGeWpq4M
- Unit IV- Operations Management (MBA 1st Year) - Instructors - Dr. Asif Akhtar & Dr. Lamay Bin Sabir - Part 2https://api.amu.ac.in//storage/ https://youtu.be/iP805cgl7Lo
- Unit IV- Operations Management (MBA 1st Year) - Instructors - Dr. Asif Akhtar & Dr. Lamay Bin Sabir - part 1https://api.amu.ac.in//storage/ https://youtu.be/V0u7GdghAPU
- Unit III- Operations Management (MBA 1st Year) - Instructors - Dr. Asif Akhtar & Dr. Lamay Bin Sabir - part 3https://api.amu.ac.in//storage/ https://youtu.be/qbiCheqaUIM

