Yanting Li

Assistant Professor of Analytics

Email: yali@brockport.edu

About me

I am an Assistant Professor of Analytics at the State University of New York Brockport School of Business and Management. My research lies on modeling, analyzing, and optimizing the actions of strategic customers in congestion service systems. To address the questions that interest me, I integrate queueing theory, stochastic modeling, game theory, and mechanism design to tackle complex questions such as equilibrium behaviors of customers and service systems design. My research aims for researchers and service providers with enhanced capabilities to analyze and optimize system performance.

I received my Ph.D. in Operations Management at Simon Business School, University of Rochester, under the supervision of Professor advised by Professor Ricky Roet-Green.

Work Experience

PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

American Express / Aug 2018 - Present

Product lead for the Digital New Card Application across 7 countries. Partnered with GFK Market Research to conduct international user studies to determine core MVP features, plus long-term optimizations.

DIGITAL PRODUCT MANAGER

HP Inc. / May 2016 - Jul 2017

Co-created HP’s consumer PC-as-a-Service eCommerce subscription business from zero to public in 6 months. Collaborated with HP’s external finance partner to build and scale the subscription business.

TECHNICAL PROJECT MANAGER

Hewlett-Packard / Aug 2014 - May 2016

Designed, executed, and implemented an end-to-end big data analytics dashboard built on HP’s Vertica architecture. Enabled Net Promoter Score growth of HP’s top 10 enterprise accounts by over 60%.

Certificates

LEADERSHIP EXCELLENCE

Harvard University / 2018

RISK MANAGEMENT

Stanford University / 2017

Education

PH.D. in Operations Management

Simon Business School, University of Rochester / 2019 - 2024

M.S. in Applied Economics

University of Texas at Dallas / 2017 - 2019

B.A. in Economics

Michigan State University / 2013 - 2017

Quotes
Quotes
"Laurent is one of the most talented, creative and easy to get along with digital product leader, who really brought in an impact into our company."

Hewlett-Packard, Nancy Blake