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T. (Ting) Li

Assistant Professor

Ting Li
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Programme:
Logistics & Information Systems
ERIM Membership:
Member ERIM (since 2004)
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Dr. Ting Li is an assistant professor at Rotterdam School of Management (RSM), Erasmus University. Her research interests include the strategic use of information technology, consumer decision making in online and mobile channel, electronic commerce, social media and user generated content, pricing and revenue management, and business networks. Her work has been published in the Decision Support Systems, European Journal of Information Systems, International Journal of Electronic Commerce and several edited books. She was the runner-up for Prof. Aart Bosman Dissertation Award and Accenture-PIM Marketing Science Dissertation Award. Her interdisciplinary research has been sponsored by multiple grants from the Dutch National Science Foundation (NWO). Prior to joining academic, she worked for General Electric and IBM in the area of e-business in supply chains, web services, and grid computing. She obtained her Ph.D. in Management Science at the Erasmus University and MSc in Computational Science at the University of Amsterdam.

Publications (13)
  • Articles (11)
    • Li, Ting & Unger, T (2013). Willing to Pay for Quality Personalization? Trade-off Between Quality and Privacy. European Journal of Information Systems, Accepted.
    • Lovric, M., Li, Ting & Vervest, P.H.M. (2013). Sustainable Revenue Management: An Agent-Based Modeling Approach. Decision Support Systems, Accepted.
    • Li, Ting & Kauffman, R. (2012). Adaptive Learning in Service Operation. Decision Support Systems, 53(2), 306-319.
    • Kauffman, R., Li, Ting & van Heck, E. (2010). Business Network-Based Value Creation in Electronic Commerce. International Journal of Electronic Commerce, 15(1), 113-144.
    • Kauffman, R., Li, Ting & Heck, E. van (2010). A Theory of Informedness and Business Network Co-Production. In R. Sprague (Ed.), Proceedings of the 43th Hawaii International Conference on Systems Science. Los Alamitos, CA, USA: IEEE Computer Society Press.
    • Kauffman, R., Li, Ting, Heck, E. van & Vervest, P.H.M. (2009). Consumer Informedness and Resonance Marketing: An Empirical Test of The Hyperdifferentiation Hypothesis. In R. Sprague (Ed.), Proceedings of the 42th Hawaii International Conference on Systems Science. Los Alamitos, CA, USA: IEEE Computer Society Press.
    • Li, Ting, Heck, E. van & Vervest, P.H.M. (2009). Information Capability and Value Creation Strategy: Advancing Revenue Management Through Mobile Ticketing Technologies. European Journal of Information Systems, 18(1), 38-51.
    • Kauffman, R., Li, Ting, Heck, E. van & Vervest, P.H.M. (2008). A Multi-Method Approach to Integrate and Joint Optimize Service Attribute Bundles and Capacity Management. In Proceedings of the Eighteenth Annual Workshop on Information Technologies and Systems. Paris, France.
    • Kauffman, R., Li, Ting, Heck, E. van & Vervest, P.H.M. (2008). Consumer Informedness and Information Technology: An Empirical Study of Heterogeneous Consumer Choice. In Twentieth Workshop on Information Systems and Economics. Paris, France.
    • Li, Ting, Heck, E. van & Vervest, P.H.M. (2008). Use and Impact of Mobile Ticketing Technologies for Revenue Management. In Academy of Management Meeting. Anaheim, CA, USA.
    • Li, Ting, Heck, E. van & Fleischmann, M. (2007). Understanding Dynamic Pricing in Public Transport: The Role of Smart Card Technology Adoption. In Academy of Management Meeting. Philadelphia, PA, USA.
  • Professional publications
    • Kroon, L.G., Li, Ting & Zuidwijk, R.A. (Eds.). (2010). Liber Amicorum in Memory of Jo van Nunen. Breda: DINALOG.
Recognitions (3)
  • Editorial position (3)
    Journal Electronic Commerce Research and Applications
    Role Associate Editor
    Start date 01-01-2010

    Journal Journal of Management Information Systems
    Role Referee
    Start date 01-01-2008

    Journal International Journal of Electronic Commerce
    Role Referee
    Start date 01-01-2009

PhD Projects (2)

Passengers and Information in Public Transport

Evelien van der Hurk
PhD Candidate: Evelien van der Hurk Role: Daily Supervisor Timeframe: 2010 -
 

Informedness and Customer-Centric Revenue Management

Ting Li
PhD Candidate: Ting Li Defended: 16 January 2009 Full text: Download this thesis
 
Doctoral courses (2)
2012/2013 Information Strategy
Code: BERM.SC.004
ECTS: 3
Course level: Specialisation

2011/2012 Information Strategy
Code: BERM.SC.004
ECTS: 3
Course level: Specialisation

Events (6)
Jun 3, 2013 Open Data Services: Research Agenda
  ERIM Research Seminar | Information Management

Mar 15, 2013 Cognitive Load Theory and Implications for Learning and Instruction
  ERIM Research Seminar | Information Management

Jan 18, 2013 The Time-Zone Challenged Workplace: What We Know & What We Don't Know
  ERIM Research Seminar | Information Management

Sep 24, 2012 Social Media and Information Asymmetry in Capital Markets: Evidence from Wikipedia and Insider Trading
  ERIM Research Seminar | Information Management

Jan 16, 2009 Informedness and Customer-Centric Revenue Management
  PhD Defence ERIM Doctoral Programme | Information Management

Sep 29, 2008 "The Influence of Prompting the Remaining Duration of Embedded Commercials in TV Program on Commercial Exposure and Recall" AND "An AHP Based Decision Making System for Government Investment"
  ERIM Research Seminar | Information Management

Visiting address
Office: T09-14
Burgemeester Oudlaan 50
3062 PA, Rotterdam
Netherlands
Postal address
Postbus 1738
3000 DR, Rotterdam
Netherlands
 

Latest publication

Lovric, M., Li, Ting & Vervest, P.H.M. (2013). Sustainable Revenue Management: An Agent-Based Modeling Approach. Decision Support Systems, Accepted.

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Ting Li runner-up in Aart Bosman Prize

Assistant Professor Ting Li won second place in the Aart Bosman Prize competition for her ‘perfectly-executed’ PhD thesis 'Informedness and Customer-Centric Revenue Management' (2009), which provides organisations with tools to better…

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Information Strategy


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