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Ling “Lynn” Li, Ph.D.

Strome College of Business

Old Dominion University

Norfolk, VA 23529 email: lli8888@hotmail.com

ADMINISTRATIVE APPOINTMENT

• Chairperson, Department of Information Technology/ Decision Science/ Maritime & Supply

Chain Management, Strome College of Business, Old Dominion University, 2015 –

• Director, Master in Maritime Trade and Supply Chain Management Program, 2016 –

• Director, Maritime, Ports, and Logistics Management Graduate Certificate, 2015 -

• Founding Discipline Area Coordinator, Maritime and Supply Chain Management

programs, 2012 –

• Chair, College Graduate Curriculum Committee, College of Business, Old Dominion

University, 2008 – 2015

CURRENT ACADEMIC POSITION

• Eminent Scholar, a permanent designation at Old Dominion University, 2016 –

• University Professor – a permanent designation at Old Dominion University, 2015 –

• Full Professor, Old Dominion University, since 2007

• Certified Fellow, APICS (Association of Operations Management), since 2000 and lifetime

fellow

EDUCATION

• Ph.D., The Ohio State University, USA, 1996

• Master of Art in Business Administration, The Ohio State University, USA, 1994

• BA, Shanghai Normal University, China

ADMINISTRATIVE ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITY

Leadership and Administrative Responsibility

Old Dominion University (ODU) is a public state-designated national research university and was

the Norfolk campus of William Mary College at its establishment in 1939. ODU is a Higher

Research Activity University classified by the Carnegie Foundation.

As the Chair of the Department of Information Technology and Decision Sciences (including

Business Analytics, Maritime and Supply Chain Management disciplines), I supervise 27 full-time

and 20 part-time / adjunct faculty members; additionally, one administrative assistant reports to

me. I oversee three baccalaureate degrees, two master’s degrees, a PhD degree, and three graduate

certificate programs. In addition, our department offers tracks in university-wide interdisciplinary

big data degree program and cyber-security program. We also offer joint programs in partnership

with the College of Health Science, Computer Science, and Modeling and Simulation. The

department has an annual budget of over $4 million and obtains research grants from the National

Science Foundation, the Department of Transportation, and the local organizations.

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Leadership Accomplishments

Strategic Planning

• Led the development of departmental strategic vision and plan in conjunction with the

College of Business strategic planning process. Our department continues to lead the

implementation of the plan on a rolling basis covering 2015-2020.

• Led the development and implementation of the rolling, measurable five-year strategic plan

for the Maritime and Supply Chain Management discipline which has been identified as

the pillar program of our college.

Academic Programs and Curriculum Development

• Participated and oversaw the development of new academic programs including BSBA in

Cyber-security, BSBA in Maritime and Supply Chain Management, MS program in

Maritime Trade and Supply Chain Management, and a PhD track in IT/Supply Chain

Management.

• Led the College’s Graduate Curriculum Committee to design and develop the online MBA

curriculum. This program aims at enhancing international education commitment and

recruiting graduate students from all over the world.

• Involved in the creation of university-wide Interdisciplinary Master Program of Big Data

and Analytics. • Played an important role in developing a new international Port and Logistics Certificate

Program in 2007. This graduate certificate program was specifically created to support

ODU’s mission to focus on global business. • Spearheaded ODU’s online Port and Logistics Certificate Program in 2012, and offered the

first online international shipping course to support ODU’s initiative in online graduate

course offering. • As the first area coordinator of Maritime and Supply Chain Management discipline, I

worked diligently with our faculty to develop this new program, which is an important

component of ODU’s academic goals.

• Involved in the creation of university-wide Cyber-security Program and cluster hiring.

• Led implementation of college plan on graduate program creation, updating, and

maintenance.

Recruiting, Educational Outreach, and International Collaboration

• Developed university-level collaboration with a couple of universities in China, which

resulted in international recruiting of undergraduate students and transfer students.

• Developed academic collaborations with universities in Germany and Russia.

• Outreached to the local industry and secured funding for Maritime and Supply Chain

Management student scholarship.

• Led development of online courses and program to meet the needs of students outside

Virginia and the Country.

• Collaborated with the military and offered courses to soldiers who serve overseas.

Accreditation

• Participated in a university-wide process for reaccreditation by the Southern Association

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of Colleges and Schools, Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).

• Actively involved in AACSB reaccreditation, maintenance; involved in creating

assessment guidelines and measures, oversaw assessment programs and faculty ratio;

allocated resources for faculty development to meet the accreditation requirements.

Research and External Research Funding

• Led the departmental effort to obtain prestigious research grants from the National Science

Foundation (NSF) and the Department of Transportation (DOT); currently our department

has two NSF grants and two DOT grants in progress.

• Encouraged faculty to actively disseminate research results and publish in high quality

journals.

Student Engagement

• Improved undergraduate student recruitment, retention, degree completion, and graduation

rates of both new freshmen and transfer students. This is an ongoing process that continues

to require strong collaborative efforts in academic and student affairs.

• Facilitated development of innovative technology-enhanced learning program on campus

as a result of listening to and working with faculty members and students interested in

student learning and teaching with technology in a flexible learning environment.

• Facilitated industry field trips, so that students are able to get the first-hand experience of

work place.

Budget and Revenue Management

• Oversaw and managed budgets in collaboration with the college leadership team.

• Participated in community development activities in the areas surrounding the campus

and worked with alumni.

• Allocated online course technology revenue for faculty development and research

projects.

• Shared indirect cost from research grants to promote faculty development.

Fund Raising

• Secured a gift from the port of Virginia to support the program of digitization of port

operations to train student the advanced technology in shipping and supply chain for global

trade.

• Engaged with local professional organizations to raise fund to support scholarship

programs; obtained Scholarship Award from Intermodal Association of North America

(IANA).

• Realized scholarship gifts from faculty estate plan to fund doctoral student research.

• Worked with alumni to obtain resource to fund study abroad program.

Academic Policies and Procedures

• Established departmental research evaluation guideline.

• Established a 2-year course offering rolling master plan to ensure that undergraduate

students are able to graduate in four years.

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Diversity and Inclusive Initiatives

• Served on the ODU’s president task force of diversity to promote cultural competency,

global awareness, international education, technology in teaching, new partnerships, and

interdisciplinary academic program development.

• Conducted faculty development programs in conjunction with Woman’s Caucus and Asian

Caucus for new faculty orientation, adjunct faculty orientation, and promotion and tenure

seminar.

SELECTED PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS

• Chair, Academic Program Review Team, Texas A&M University at Galveston

• First Secretary (officer), International Federation for Information Processing TC8 WG 8.9

(under the auspices of UNESCO), 2006 – 2019

• Deputy Director, the China-Austria Center for Innovative Research in Logistics, Supply

Chain Management and Material Flow, 2009 – 2014

• Associate Editor, IEEE Transactions on Industrial Informatics, 2014 – 2015

• Area Editor, Systems Research and Behavioral Science, 2014 –

• Associate Editor, Journal of Management Analytics, 2014 –

• Editorial Board Member, International Journal of Integrated Supply Management, 2002 –

• Special Issue Editor, Special Issue on Manufacturing Practice in China: Strategy, Tactics

and Technology, International Journal of Production Economics, 2013

• Special Issue Co-editor, Special Issue on Quality Assurance in Global Supply Chain,

International Journal of Production Research, 2010

AWARDS

Awards are grouped into four areas: (1) overall (which includes research, teaching and service), (2)

research, (3) teaching, and (4) leadership / service.

(1) Overall

• The A. Rufus Tonelson Faculty Award, 2016, (recognize well-rounded faculty members

who embody the balance of all three areas through their work at Old Dominion University).

(2) Research Awards

• Citation of Excellence Award for 2016, Emerald Publishing Group Limited. The winning

paper: Technology designed to combat fakes in the global supply chain, Business Horizons

• Eminent Scholar, (a life-long designation), Old Dominion University, 2016

• Best Paper Award (paper title: Effects of enterprise technology on supply chain collaboration),

The 5th International Conference on Research and Practical Issues of Enterprise Information

Systems, Denmark, 2011

• Outstanding Research Award, College of Business and Public Admin, Old Dominion

University, 2010 (can only be awarded once every five years)

• E.V. Williams Research Fellow, Old Dominion University, 2009 –

• Outstanding Research Award, College of Business and Public Admin, ODU, 2004 (can only

be awarded once every five years)

• Alumni Research Award, The Ohio State University, 1995

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(3) Teaching Awards

• The Doctoral Mentoring Award, Old Dominion University (ODU), 2019

• The Excellence in Graduate Teaching Award, Old Dominion University (ODU), 2017

• Faculty Innovator Grant, Principal Investigator, Title: Developing Measurements for a General

Education Course to Improve Student Learning. Center for Learning and Teaching, ODU, 2016

• Certificate of Appreciation for Serving as Part of Faculty Summer Institute on Teaching and

Learning, ODU, 2016

• Shining Star Award, recognition from University Student Engagement and Enrollment

Services Division, ODU, Fall 2015

• Provost Award for Leadership in International Education, Old Dominion University, 2014

• Outstanding Teaching Award, College of Business and Public Admin, ODU, 2013

• Certificate of Excellence in Promoting Undergraduate Research, ODU, 2011

• Certificate of Excellence in Promoting Undergraduate Research, ODU, 2010

• Certificate of Excellence in Promoting Undergraduate Research, ODU, 2009.

• Teaching Excellence Award, Graduate Information Technology Student Society, ODU, 2011

• The TELETECHNET Instructor of the Year Award, Award Finalist, ODU, 2003.

• Apple-for-You Teaching Award, 1999

(4) Leadership /Service Awards

• Certificate of Outstanding Contribution in Reviewing (review for Computers and Industrial

Engineering), Elsevier Publisher, May 2018

• Certificate of Outstanding Contribution in Reviewing (review for International Journal of

Production Economics), Elsevier Publisher, Oct. 2018

• Leadership Award, Old Dominion University Asian Caucus, November 2017

• Distinguished Academic Contribution Award, IEEE SMC Society Technical Committee on

Enterprise Information Systems, 2016

• Certificate of Service to Decision Sciences Institute for 20 Years, Decision Sciences Institute,

November 2015

• Academic Leadership Award, IEEE International Conference on Enterprise Systems,

August 2014

• Certificate of Service and Appreciation, ODU Asian Caucus, November 2014

• Champion of Diversity Award, Old Dominion University, 2013

• Appreciation of Service to International Journal of Integrated Supply Management Journal,

2013

• Faculty Leadership Award, Graduate Information Technology Student Society, ODU, 2011

• Outstanding Faculty Service Award, College of Business and Public Admin, ODU, 2007-2008

• Distinguished Academic Leadership Award, the International Federation of Information

Processing (IFIP TC8), 2007

• Juried Competition Award, Southern Illinois University, 2001

HONOR

• Honorary Professor, Shanghai Maritime University, China, 2014 –

• Visiting Professor, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), May – Aug, 2014

• Visiting Professor, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, 2011 – 2015

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• Honorary Professor, Northwest Polytechnic University, Xi’an, China, 2010

• Honorary Visiting Professorship, Xi’an Jiao Tong University, China, 2007

• Who’s Who in Business Higher Education, 2003

• University Consulting Professor, Dong Hua University, Shanghai, China, 1998

• Elected member, Sigma Beta Delta (National Honor Society in Business, Management, and

Administration), 1997

• Elected member, Beta Gamma Sigma (The Honor Society for AACSB Accredited Business

Program), 1996

PREVIOUS POSITION

• Assistant and Associate Professor, Old Dominion University, 2001 – 2007;

• Full Professor, Old Dominion University, 2007 –

• Asst. Professor, Operations Management/Information Systems, Southern Illinois University–

Carbondale, 2000 – 2001

• Asst. Professor, Butler University, 1996 – 2000

• Instructor, Department of Management Sciences, The Ohio State University, 1991– 1996

• Database Manager/Research Associate, School of Medicine, Wright State University, OH,

1990 – 1992

• Statistical Systems Programmer, Wright State University, OH, 1989 – 1990

• Lecturer, Shanghai Normal University, China, 1982 – 1984

WEBINAR PRSENTATION

• Webinar presentation, “Big Data Analytics and Its Application in Supply Chain”. Institute

for Supply Chain Management, Eastern Virginia, Dec 9, 2015.

KEYNOTE SPEAKER AND INVITED SPEECH

(I) KEYNOTE SPEAKER (3) 1. Plenary Keynote Speaker. Title: Cyber-security Awareness: The Effects of Antecedents and

Mediating Factors on Employee Compliance, The 4th International Conference on Enterprise

Systems, November 2-3, 2016

2. Keynote Speaker. Title: “Manufacturing Infrastructure Preparation for Enterprise

Systems Implementation.” IEEE 1st International Conference on Enterprise Systems,

November 2013

3. Keynote Speaker. Title: “Evolution of material management and supply chain management and

the new direction.” Eurasia-Pacific Uninet, China-Austria Research and Innovation Center for

Logistics, Beijing, Sept. 25, 2009

(II) INVITED SPEECHES (21)

1. “Analytics on transport related accidents of dangerous goods in the US.” U.S. – China Inter-

modal Hazardous Materials Handling Seminar, Beijing, April 26-27, 2016; sponsored by

US Trade and Development Agency and the Ministry of Transportation of China.

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2. “Understanding Asian student learning style and their family involvement.” Panel

Discussion with Lea Lee, Jing He, and Anil Nair, Faculty Summer Institute, ODU, May 17-

18, 2016.

3. “Data analytics in supply chain management.” Shanghai Maritime University, December 30,

2015.

4. “Data Science, Big Data Analytics and Research Direction.” China - Northern Europe

Symposium on Big Data Science, Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), Stockholm,

Sweden, Aug. 3, 2015.

5. “Data science, big data analysis and future research direction.” Shanghai Maritime University,

March 12, 2014.

6. “Big data analysis and supply chain applications.” Jilin University, December 12, 2014.

7. “Learning introductory operations management with online technology.” Faculty Summer

Institute, Old Dominion University, May 22- 23, 2013.

8. “Empirical study in management research.” Jilin University, China, Oct. 8, 2012

9. “Issues on empirical study.” Qinghai University, July 13, 2011.

10. “Effects of new supply chain model on international shipping.” Jilin University, China, July

24, 2011.

11. “Evolution of material management and supply chain management.” Northwest University,

China, May 11, 2010.

12. “Design and implementing an empirical study.” Shanghai Maritime University, China, April

2009.

13. “A new supply chain model and implication for Hampton Roads.” Hampton Roads Global

Business Conference, Norfolk, Virginia, USA, Sept. 15, 2009.

14. “The current trend of global supply chain.” Macau (City) Center for Productivity and

Technology Transfer, Sept 21, 2009.

15. “Effects of new business models on global supply chain: challenges & research

opportunities.” University of Macau, Macau, Sept 22, 2009

16. “BRIC countries and world economy.” Xi’an Jiao Tong University, March 2008.

17. “An assessment of enterprise information systems adoption and implementation.” Xi’an Jiao

Tong University, March 2007.

18. Supply Chain Security Research Symposium, Old Dominion University, December 3, 2004.

19. “Supply chain management in e-commerce environment.” Chong Qing University, China,

May 2004.

20. “Investing and managing high technology.” Chinese Scholar and the 21st Century Shanghai

Development - Serial International Symposium, Shanghai, China, July 1998.

21. “Supply chain management - current issues and future direction.” University of Mining and

Technology of China, July 1997.

RESEARCH

Research Summary:

My scholarly work has not only appeared in the high quality and top-tier academic journals, but

also been sought after as guidance for thought leaders across government agencies, such as the

Center for Disease Control (CDC), and communication media, such as the National Public Radio.

I have published in Journal of Operations Management, European Journal of Operational

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Research, International Journal of Production Research, International Journal of Production

Economics, International Journal of Operations and Production Management, OMEGA, Decision

Support Systems, Annals of Operations Research, and others.

- Summary of Published Research and Books

Peer Reviewed Journal Articles over 100

Books (3 single authored books)

Book chapters (1)

Encyclopedia articles (2)

Business cases (2)

Conference proceeding papers (44)

Conference article abstracts (28)

Technical Reports (5)

- Summary of Funded Research

I have been a PI or Co-PI of 20 research grants totaling over 4 million dollars. My

research has been sponsored by National Science Foundation, National Institute of

Health (National Institute of Drug Abuse), The Rockefeller Foundation, Norfolk

Southern Corporation, and others

Highly Competitive, Peer-reviewed Funded Research 1) US National Science Foundation (NSF), awarded $299,999, August 15, 2017 – July 31,

2020. Li, L. (PI) Investigating the Effectiveness of Pair Programming for Students with

Learning Disabilities. Grant Number: 1712251. Became PI August 2018. Other co-PIs,

Debra Major, Shana Pribesh, Silvana Watson, Li Xu.

2) Li, L. (Faculty participant). SCHEV's Affordable Pathways Partnership Grant Award

($140,000), State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (2017-2018). PI is Vice Provost

Brian Paine.

3) US National Science Foundation (NSF), awarded $8,000 (incremental), 2015 – 2016. Co-

principal Investigator, Title: NSF SBE Small Collaborative: Improving Security Behavior of

Employees in Cyberspace through Evidence-based Malware Reports and E-learning

Materials. Grant Number: 1318470. With Wu He, Li Xu, and Ivan Ash

4) US National Science Foundation (NSF), awarded $245,460, 2013 – 2016. Co-principal

Investigator, Title: Collaborative: Improving Security Behavior of Employees in Cyberspace

through Evidence-based Malware Reports and E-learning Materials. Grant Number:

1318470. With Wu He, Li Xu, and Ivan Ash

5) National Natural Science Foundation of China, awarded 252,000RMB (about $42,000),

2009 – 2011. Co-principal Investigator, Title: Research on quality control methods in new

product development. Grant Number: 70672056 and 70872091.

6) The Rockefeller Foundation, US, awarded $50,500, 1998-2000. Principal Investigator.

China Bridge International Foundation (North America) funded by The Rockefeller

Foundation and administered by University of Connecticut.

7) US National Institute of Health (NIH) (National Institute of Drug Abuse), awarded

$3,605,597, 1990 – 1993. Participating-investigator, Title: Dayton – Columbus AIDS

Outreach Prevention Program. Grant Number: DA05757 (School of Medicine, Wright State

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University). Findings were reported in the articles published in American Journal of Public

Health, Sexually Transmitted Diseases, and Research in Progress.

8) Principal Investigator (PI), Title: Developing Measurements for a General Education Course

to Improve Student Learning. Faculty Innovator Grant, Center for Learning and Teaching,

$1,500. ODU, 2016;

9) Principal Investigator (PI), Summer Research Grant $7500, Title: Assessing the Effects of

Logistics Services on Supply Chain Relationships. Norfolk Southern, ODU, 2011

10) Principal Investigator (PI), Summer Research Grant $7500, Title: Quality Coordination in

Multi-Layered Supply Chain: A Response to 2007 Product Recalls. ODU, 2007

11) Principal Investigator (PI), Faculty Innovator Grant, Center for Learning Technologies,

$2,800, ODU, 2007

12) Co-Principal Investigator (Co-PI), Multi-disciplinary research $80,000. Title: Establishment

of Environmental Public Health Tracking System in Virginia. ODU Research Foundation,

2006; with Anna Jeng, Tom Allen, Dayanand Naik, Maria Frontini

13) Co-Principal Investigator (Co-PI), Summer Research Grant $7500, with David Cook, ODU,

2005

14) Principal Investigator (PI), Small Research Grant, $2,000, ODU, 2005

15) Principal Investigator (PI), Small Research Grant, $2,000, ODU, 2003

16) Principal Investigator (PI), Summer Research Fellowship, $6,000, ODU, 2002

17) Principal Investigator (PI), ERP software grant, $14,632, Made2Management, Inc.,

Indianapolis, IN, 2000

18) Co-Principal Investigator (Co-PI), ERP techniques for integrating supply chain, $13,000

(100,000RMB), National Natural Science Foundation of China, Ministry of Education of

China, joint research with Xian Jiao Tong University, China, July, 2000 - 2001

19) Principal Investigator (PI), Holcobm Academic Grant, $5,000, Butler University, 1999

20) Principal Investigator (PI), Holcobm Academic Grant, $5,000, Butler University, 1998

21) Principal Investigator (PI), Holcobm Academic Grant, $5,000, Butler University, 1997

22) Principal Investigator (PI), Alumni Research Grant, $500, Center for Manufacturing

Excellence, The Ohio State University, 1995

Books (3)

• Li, L., Managing Supply Chain and Logistics: Competitive Strategy for a Sustainable Future,

World Scientific Publishing Co., 2014.

• Li, L., Supply Chain Management: Concepts, Techniques, and Practices – Enhancing Value

through Collaboration, World Scientific Publishing Co., 2007.

• Li, L., Supply Chain Management (in Chinese). China Financial and Economic Publishing

House: Beijing, 2010.

Book Chapter (1)

• Li, L., “Effect of enterprise technology on supply chain collaboration and performance.” In Re-

conceptualizing Enterprise Information Systems, edited by Charles Moller and Sohail

Chaudhry, Springer, 2011.

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Articles in Encyclopedia (2)

• Li, L., & LD Xu “Knowledge-based problem solving.” Encyclopedia of Library and

Information Science, Vol. 71, 209-227, New York: Marcel Dekker Inc., 2002.

• Li, L., & LD Xu “Knowledge-based problem solving.” Encyclopedia of Microcomputers, Vol.

28, 149-167, New York: Marcel Dekker Inc., 2002.

Business Cases (2)

• Li, L. “Perdue Farms: A Vertically Integrated Supply Chain” in The Supply Chain

Management Casebook, Pearson Education, Inc. One Lake Street, Upper Saddle River, NJ

07458, 2013.

• Li, L., Marsillac, E. and Kosiek, T. “Supplier Selection at Kerneos Inc.” The Financial Times

Press – The Supply Chain Management Casebook, Pearson Education, Inc. One Lake Street,

Upper Saddle River, NJ 07458, 2013.

REFEREED JOURNAL ARTICLES

105. Li, L., He, W., Xu, L. Ash, I., Anwar, M., Yuan, X. (2019). Investigating the impact of

cybersecurity policy awareness on employees’ cybersecurity behavior. International

Journal of Information Management, Volume 45, April 2019, 13-24.

104. Li, L. (2018). China's manufacturing locus in 2025: With a comparison of “Made-in-

China 2025” and “Industry 4.0”. Technological Forecasting & Social Change, 135, 66-74

103. Xu, L., Xu, E., and Li, L. (2018). Industry 4.0: state of the art and future trends,

International Journal of Production Research, 56(8), 2941-2962.

102. Xu, Wangtu (Ato), Zhou, J., Yang, L., Li, L. (2018). The implications of high-speed rail

for Chinese cities: Connectivity and accessibility. Transportation Research Part A, 116,

308-326.

101. Wangtu (Ato) Xu, Wei Zhang, Li, L. (2017). Measuring the expected locational

accessibility of urban transit network for commuting trips. Transportation Research Part

D, 51 (2017) 62–81.

100. Xu, Xiaobo, Zhang, W., Li, L. (2016). The impact of technology type and life cycle on IT

productivity variance: A contingency theoretical perspective. International Journal of

Information Management. 36(6b): 1193-1204.

99. Wang, P., Valerdi, R., Zhou, S., Li, L. (2015). Introduction: Advances in IoT research and

applications. Information Systems Frontier, 17, 239–241

98. Li, L. (2014). Supply chain practice and information quality: A supply chain strategy study.

International Journal of Production Economics, 147 (Part C), 624-633; with Zhou, H. Shou,

Y., Zhai, X., Li, L., Wood, C., Wu, X.

97. Chen, X., Hao, G., Li. L. (2014). Channel coordination with a loss-verse retailer and option

contracts. International Journal of Production Economics, 150, 52-57.

96. Liu, Z., Chen, L., Li, L., Zhai, X. (2014). Risk hedging in a supply chain: Option vs. price

discount. International Journal of Production Economics, 151, 112-120.

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95. Li, L., Wang, B., Cook, D.P. (2014). Enhancing green supply chain initiatives via empty

container reuse. Transportation Research Part E, 70, 190–204.

94. Jiang, L., Li, L., Cai, H., Liu, H., Hu, J., Xie, C. (2014). A linked data-based approach for

clinical treatment selecting support. Journal of Management Analytics, 1(4), 301-316.

93. Li, L., Wang, B. and Wang, A. (2014). An emergency resource allocation model for the

leakage of dangerous chemical at the sea. Journal of Management Analytics, 1(2), 146-155.

92. Tan, W., Chen, S., Li, J., Li, L., Wang, T., and Hu, X. (2014). A trust evaluation model for

e-learning systems. Systems Research and Behavioral Science, 31(3), 353-365.

91. Li, L. (2013). The path to made-in-China: How it was done and future prospects.

International Journal of Production Economics, 146(1), 4-13.

90. Li, L., and Zhou, H. (2013). Manufacturing practices in China. International Journal of

Production Economics, 146(1), 1-3.

89. Wu, J., Li, L., Xu, LD (2014). A randomized pricing decision support system in electronic

commerce. Decision Support Systems, 58, 43-52.

88. Li, L. (2013). Technology designed to combat fakes in the global supply chain. Business

Horizons, 56 (2), 167-177.

87. He, W., Zha, S. & Li, L. (2013). Social media competitive analysis and text mining: A case

study in the pizza industry. International Journal of Information Management, 33(3), 464-

472.

86. Xing, Y., Li, L., Bi, Z., Willamowska-Korsak, M. and Zhang, L. (2013). Operations

research (OR) in service industries: A comprehensive review. Systems Research and

Behavioral Science. 30(3), 300–353.

85. Li, L., Ge, R., Zhou, S., Valderdi, R. (2012). Integrated healthcare information systems.

IEEE Transaction of Information Technology in Biomedicine, 16(4), 515-517.

84. Li, L (2012). A 3PL supplier selection model based on fuzzy sets. Computers & Operations

Research, 39(8), 1879-1884, with F Li, C Jin, R Wang, H Wang, L Yang.

83. Chen, X., Li, L. and Zhou, M. (2012). Manufacturer’s pricing strategy for supply chain with

warranty period-dependent demand. Omega, International Journal of Management Science,

40, 807-816.

82. Li, L. (2012). Effects of enterprise technology on supply chain collaboration: analysis of

China-linked supply chain. Enterprise Information Systems, 6(1), 55–77.

81. Shi, X., Li, L., Yang, L., Li, Z., Choi, J.Y. (2012). Information flow in reverse logistics: an

industrial information integration study. Information Technology and Management, 13(4),

217-232.

80. Li, L (2012). A role-oriented service system architecture for enterprise process

collaboration. Computers & Operations Research, 39(8), 1893-1900, with W Tan, W Xu,

F Yang, C Jiang, J Choi.

79. Li, L (2012). Optimal cyclic single crane scheduling for two parallel train oilcan repairing

lines. Computers & Operations Research, 39(8), 1850-1856, with Z Zhou.

78. Li, L, Ford, J., Zhai, X. and Xu, L. (2012). Relational benefits and manufacturer satisfaction:

an empirical study of logistics service in supply chain. International Journal of Production

Research, 50 (19), 5445–5459.

77. Li, L (2012). CARR: a scalable solution for network packet classification. Expert Systems,

29(1), 70-83, with W Li, W Zheng, J Lin, X Guan, S Chaudhry, P Wang and Y Liu.

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76. Shi, Xianliang, Li, Ling Xia; Yang, Lili; Li, Zhihua; Choi, Jung Y (2012). Information flow

in reverse logistics: an industrial information integration study. Information Technology

and Management, 13(4), 217-232.

75. Wang, Song; Li, Ling; Wang, Kanliang; Jones, James D. (2012). e-Business systems

integration: a systems perspective. Information Technology and Management, 13(4) (Dec

2012): 233-249.

74. Zeng, Li; Li, Ling; Duan, Lian. (2012). Business intelligence in enterprise computing

environment. Information Technology and Management, 13(4), 297-310.

73. Li Zeng, Ling Li, Lian Duan, Kevin Lu, Zhongzhi Shi, Maoguang Wang, Wenjuan Wu,

Ping Luo (2012). Distributed data mining: a survey. Information Technology and

Management, 13 (4), 403-409.

72. Shan S., Wang L., Li L., Chen Y. (2012). An emergency response decision support system

framework for application in e-government. Information Technology and Management,

13 (4), 411-427.

71. Li, L (2011). Assessing the relational benefits of logistics services perceived by

manufacturers in supply chain. International Journal of Production Economics, 132, 58–

67.

70. Li, L (2011). Perspective on quality coordination and assurance in global supply chain.

International Journal of Production Research, 49(1), 1-4, with Warfield, J.

69. Li, L (2011). Ensuring supply chain quality performance through applying SCOR model.

International Journal of Production Research, 49(1), 33-57, with Q Su, X Chen.

68. Huang, G. and Li, L. (2009). A mathematical model of infectious diseases. Annals of

Operations Research, 168(1), 41-80.

67. Zhou, Z. and Li, L. (2009). A solution for cyclic scheduling of multi-hoists without

overlapping. Annals of Operations Research, 168(1), 5-21.

66. Li, L (2009). An extension of technology acceptance model: analysis of the adoption of

mobile data services in China. Systems Research and Behavioral Science, 26, 391-407, with

J Qi, Y Li and H Shu.

65. Li, L (2009). ADTrees logit model for customer churn prediction. Annals of Operations

Research, 168(1), 247–265, with J Qi, L Zhang, Y Liu, Y Zhou, Y Shen, L Liang, H Li.

64. Li, L (2009). Analyzing relational benefits in e-business environment from behavioural

perspective. Systems Research and Behavioral Science, 26, 129 -142, with Q Su, Y Cui.

63. Li, L (2008). TQM -- A predecessor of ERP implementation. International Journal of

Production Economics, 115, 569–580, with C Markowski, L Xu, EP Markowski.

62. Li, L (2009). A system dynamics approach to competitive strategy in mobile

telecommunication Industry. Systems Research and Behavioral Science, 26, 155 – 168,

with J Qi, and H Ai.

61. Li, L (2008). A business process intelligence system for enterprise process performance

management. IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics Part C, 38(6), 745-

756. With W Tan, W Shen, L Xu, B Zhou.

60. Li. L (2008). A process model for concurrent design in manufacturing enterprise

information systems. Enterprise Information Systems, 2(1), 33-46, with X Gao.

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59. Li, L (2008). Role-oriented process-driven enterprise cooperative work using the combined

rule scheduling strategies. Information Systems Frontiers, 10(5), 519-529, with W Tan, C

Jiang, and Z Lv.

58. Li, L (2008). Advances in enterprise information systems. Information Systems Frontier,

10, 499–501, with R Valerdi & J Warfield.

57. Li, L., Xu, L., Jeng, A., Naik, D., Allen, T. and Frontini, M. (2008). Creation of

environmental health information system for public health service: A pilot study.

Information Systems Frontiers, 10(5), 531-543.

56. Li, L., Markowski, EP, Markowski, C. and Xu, L. (2008). Assessing the effects of

manufacturing infrastructure preparation prior to enterprise information systems

implementation. International Journal of Production Research, 46(6), 1645-1665.

55. Li, L & WC Benton (2006). Hospital technology and nurse staffing management decisions.

Journal of Operations Management, 24(5), 676-691.

54. Li, L (2007). Advances in intelligent information processing. Information Systems, 32(7),

941-943, with J. Warfield, S Guo, W Guo and J.Y. Qi.

53. Li, L (2007). DSS development and applications in China. Decision Support Systems, 42(4),

2060-2077, with J Tian, Y Wang, H Li, and K Wang.

52. Li, L (2006). A case of rule-based heuristics for scheduling hot rolling seamless steel tube

production. Expert Systems, 23(3), 145-158, with J Li, L Tang, H Wu.

51. Li, L (2007). Assessing the impacts of south-to-north water transfer project with decision

support system. Decision Support Systems, 42, 1989-2003, with S Feng, Duan and Zhang.

50. Li, L (2006). The effects of information technology implementation on supply chain

collaboration. International Journal of Internet and Enterprise Management, 4(2), 118-134.

49. Li, L. and Zhao, X. (2006). Enhancing competitive edge through knowledge management in

implementing ERP systems. Systems Research and Behavioral Science, 23(2), 129-140.

48. Li, L. and Markowski, C. (2006). An analysis of hospital capacity management patterns using

Miles and Snow Topology. International Journal of Management and Enterprise

Development, 3(4), 312-338.

47. Chen, Y. and Li, L. (2006). Deriving information from CRM for knowledge management – A

note on a commercial bank. Systems Research and Behavioral Science, 23(2), 141-146.

46. Li, L (2006). Fuzzy modeling of the medical treatment effects of superoxide dismutase.

Expert Systems, 23(5), 323–329, with S Feng, P Wang, C Wang, Q Yue and S Guo.

45. Li, L. (2006). Modeling uncertainties involved with software development with a stochastic

Petri net. Expert Systems, 23(5), 302–312, with X Li, Y Wang, L Sun.

44. Li, L. (2005). Linking management control system with product development and process

decisions to cope with environment complexity. International Journal of Production

Research, 43(12), 2577-2592, with Y Li, Y Liu, L Wang.

43. Li, L. (2005). Assessing intermediate infrastructural manufacturing decisions that affect a

firm's market performance. International Journal of Production Research, 43(12), 2537-

2552.

42. Li, L. (2005). The influence of management decisions on hospital efficiency: A two-period

study. International Journal of Operations and Quantitative Management, 11(1), 15-34, with

T Butler.

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41. Li, L. (2005). Network-integrated manufacturing system. International Journal of

Production Research, 43(12), 2631-2647, with B Dan, X Zhang, F Guo, & J Zhou.

40. Li, L. (2005). The utility of return to scale in DEA programming: An analysis of Michigan

hospitals. European Journal of Operational Research, 161(2), 469-477, with TW Butler.

39. Li, L. (2005). Production research in China. International Journal of Production Research,

43(12), 2355–2357, with S Chaudhry, S Feng, H Li, H Sui, JL Zhang, Z Zhang & L Xu.

38. Li, L. (2004). Mapping the relationships among product complexity, information technology,

and transaction governance structure: A case study. Journal of Management Systems, 16(4),

41-55, with A Zhang, A Melcher.

37. Li, L. (2004). Technology investment in hospital: An empirical study. International Journal

of Management and Enterprise Development, 1(4), 390-410, with B Rubin.

36. Li, L. (2003). Single hoist cyclic scheduling with multi-tank: a material handling solution.

Computers & Operations Research, 30, 811-819, with Z Zhou.

35. Li, L. (2003). Interpolation representation of feedforward neural networks. Mathematical and

Computer Modeling, 37, 829-847, with H Li, J Wang.

34. Li, L. (2003). Hospital capacity management decisions – emphasis on cost control and quality

enhancement. European Journal of Operational Research, 146, 596-614, with WC Benton.

33. Li, L. (2003). Using MLP approach to design a production scheduling system. Computers &

Operations Research, 30, 821-832, with S Feng & C Lin.

32. Li, L. (2003). Mapping the relationships among product complexity, information technology,

and transaction governance structure. Journal of Academy of Business and Economics, 2(1),

162-173, with A Zhang, A Melcher.

31. Li, L. (2003). A decision model for reducing active power losses during electric power

dispatching. Computers & Operations Research, 30, 833-849, with V Bostan.

30. Li, L. (2002). The impact of strategic operations management decisions on community hospital

performance. Journal of Operations Management, 20, 389-408, with WC Benton & K Leong.

29. Li, L. (2001). An objected-oriented intelligent design tool to aid the design of manufacturing

systems. Knowledge-based Systems, 14, 225-232, with S Feng & L Cen.

28. Li, L. (2001). Information visualization for intelligent decision support systems. Knowledge-

based Systems, 14, 259-262, with T Li & S Feng.

27. Li, L. (2001). An evaluation of acquiring and implementing a manufacturing resource

planning system. Production and Inventory Management Journal, 42(3&4), 1-8, with S

Chaudhry, P Chaudhry, Y Wang.

26. Li, L. (2001). Scheduling railway freight cars. Knowledge-based Systems, 14, 289-297, with

G Geng.

25. Li, L. (2001). Development of a KBS for managing bank loan risk. Knowledge-based Systems,

14, 299-302, with B Yang.

24. Li, L. (2000). A production rescheduling expert simulation system. European Journal of

Operational Research, 124(2), 64-74, with H Li, S Li, & B Hu.

23. Li, L. (2001). An early warning system for loan risk assessment using artificial neural

networks. Knowledge-based Systems, 14, 303-306, with B Yang & J Xu.

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22. Li, L. (2000). An analysis of the sources of competitiveness and performance of Chinese

manufacturers. International Journal of Operations and Production Management, 20(3), 299-

315.

21. Li, L. (2000). The role of technology and quality on hospital financial performance: An

exploratory analysis. International Journal of Service Industry, 11(3), 202-224, with D Collier.

20. Li, L. (2000). The effects of manufacturing capability on performance in a changing business

environment: An empirical analysis of Chinese manufacturing firms. Industrial Management

and Data Systems, 100(5&6), 261-270.

19. Li, L. (2000). A hybrid system applied to epidemic screening. Expert Systems: International

Journal of Knowledge Engineering, 17(2), 81-88, with L Xu.

18. Li, L. (2000). Modeling staffing flexibility: A case of China. European Journal of

Operational Research, 124(2), 35-47, with N Li.

17. Li, L. (2000). Integrating systems concepts into manufacturing information systems. Systems

Research and Behavioral Sciences, 17, 135-147, with H Li.

16. Li, L. (1999). Proposing an architectural framework of hybrid knowledge-based system for

production rescheduling. Expert Systems: International Journal of Knowledge Engineering,

16(4), 273-279.

15. Li, L. (1999). A healthcare decision model considering staff cross-training. Health Care

Management Science, 2, 53-61, with BE King.

14. Li, L. (1999). Knowledge-based problem solving: An approach to health assessment. Expert

Systems with Applications, 16(1), 33-42.

13. Li, L. (1999). Representing diverse mathematical problems using neural networks in hybrid

intelligent systems. Expert Systems: International Journal of Knowledge Engineering.

16(4), 262-272, with HX Li.

12. Li, L. (1997). Relationships between determinants of health care service quality and service

quality performance - A path analytic model. OMEGA: The International Journal of

Management Science, 25(5), 535-545.

11. Li, L. (1996). Performance measurement criteria in health care organizations: Review and

future research directions. European Journal of Operational Research, 93, 449-468, with WC

Benton.

10. Li, L. (1993). An expert system approach to AIDS intervention and prevention. Expert Systems

with Applications, 6(2), 119-127, with L Xu.

9. Li, L. (1992). Dynamic simulation of demographic-economic systems in developing countries.

Information and Decision Technology, 18, 363-374, with S Feng, LD Xu, HZ Zhou.

8. Li, L. (1992). Application of information systems to AIDS risk reduction. Medical Informatics:

An International Journal of Computing in Health Care, 17(4), 199-214, with L Xu.

7. Li, L. (1992). An information systems approach to the intervention and prevention of AIDS.

Information Processing and Management, 28(2), 269-280, with L Xu.

6. Li, L. (1992). A microcomputer approach for analyzing food products. Computers In Industry,

18(1), 53-57, with SX Ying & LD Xu.

5. Li, L. (1992). High-risk behaviors for transmission of syphilis and HIV among crack cocaine

using women: A case study from the Midwest. Sexually Transmitted Diseases 19(5), 266-

271, with H Siegal, R Carlson, R Falck, M Forney, J Wang.

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4. Li, L. (1991). An integrated information system for the intervention and prevention of AIDS.

International Journal of Biomedical Computing, 29, 191-206, with LD Xu.

3. Li, L. (1991). HIV infection and risk behaviors among intravenous drug users in low

seroprevalence areas in the Midwest. American Journal of Public Health, 81,1642-1644,

with H Siegal, R Carlson, R Falck, M Forney, R Rapp, K Baumgartner, W Myers, and M

Nelson.

2. Li, L. (1991). Changes in needle risk behaviors: A preliminary comparative analysis of the

Dayton-Columbus NADR program's standard and enhanced intervention tracks at six

months. Research in Progress, October, 12-16, with H Siegal, R Falck, R Carlson.

1. Li, L. (1989). Complementary opposition as a system concept. Systems Research, 6(2), 91-101,

with L Xu.

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44. Ling Li, Zhou, H. Ding, L. (2017). "An Empirical Investigation of Supply Chain

Relationship Configuration in Emerging Markets”. The 2017 Production and Oerations

Management Society Conference (May 5-8, 2017)

43. Ling Li, Li Xu, Wu He, Yong Chen, and Hong Chen (2016). Cyber Security Awareness and

Its Impact on Employee’s Behavior. CONFENIS 2016, Vienna, Austria, Dec. 13-14, 2016

42. Fu, L. and Li, L. (2016). A Smart Decision Making System for Managing Patient Database.

The 4th International Conference on Enterprise Systems, Melbourne, Australia, November

2-3, 2016

41. Anwar, M., Ash, I., He, W., Li, L., Xu, L., and Yuan, X. (2015). A security behavior model

of employees in cyberspace. The 21st Americas Conference on Information Systems. Puerto

Rico from August 13-15, 2015.

40. Li, L., He, W., Ash, I., Xu, L., Anwar, M., and Yuan, X. (2014). Does explicit information

security policy affect employees’ cyber security behavior? A pilot study. Proceedings of

IEEE 2nd International Conference on Enterprise Systems (ES 2014), p. 169, Shanghai,

China, August 2-3.

39. Fu, L., Li, L. (2014). The value of integrated information system: A case of out-patient

clinic. Proceedings of IEEE 2nd International Conference on Enterprise Systems (ES 2014),

p. 57, Shanghai, China, August 2-3.

38. Wang, B., Li, L. (2014). Develop a yard truck schedule using integrated information of

inbound and outbound containers at a transshipment port. Proceedings of IEEE 2nd

International Conference on Enterprise Systems (ES 2014), p. 81, Shanghai, China, August

2-3.

38. Li, L., Wang, A., Wang, B. (2014). Allocating emergency resource for leakage of dangerous

chemicals at sea. International Association of Maritime Economics Annual Conference,

2014 Conference Norfolk, VA, USA, July 15-18.

37. Simmonds, D., Haines, R., Li, L. (2013). Use of information technology in collaborative

planning, forecasting, and replenishment: Trends, gaps in the literature and theoretical

directions. The 6th Global Supply Chain Management Conference, Dearborn, MI, Sept. 26

– 28, 2013.

36. Li, L. (2013). TQM and enterprise systems. IEEE 1st International Conference on

Enterprise Systems, Cape Town, South Africa, Nov. 7-8, 2013.

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35. Li, L. (2012). Applying anti-counterfeit technology in supply chain. The Sixth International

Conference on Research and Practical Issues in Enterprise Information Systems,

CONFENIS Conference 2012, Ghent, Belgium, September 19-21, 2012

34. Li, L. (2012). An empirical study of 3rd party logistics relationships. International

Association of Maritime Economics Annual Conference, Taipei, Taiwan, Sept. 5 – 8, 2012.

33. Li, L. (2011). Effects of enterprise technology on supply chain collaboration. The 5th

International Conference on Research and Practical Issues of Enterprise Information

Systems, CONFENIS Conference 2011, Denmark, 16-18 October 2011.

32. Li, L. & Xu, L. (2010). The role of TQM in ERP implementation. The 4th International

Conference on Research and Practical Issues of Enterprise Information Systems, Rio

Grande do Norte, Brazil, August 25-27, 2010

31. Li, L. & Xu, L. (2009). Shipper’s voice: Assessing the perceived benefits of logistics service

in global supply chain. International Association of Maritime Economics Annual

Conference, Copenhagen, Denmark, June 2009.

30. Li, L. (2008). Impact of information technology on supply chain collaboration activities.

International Association of Maritime Economics Annual Conference, Dalian, China, April

2008.

29. Li, L. (2007). Supply chain collaboration through IT implementation. International

Conference on Operations and Supply Chain Management in China, Xi’an, China, June 26

– 30, 2007

28. Li, L. (2006). The impact of IT on collaboration in supply chain. Proceedings of the 37

Annual Meeting of Decision Sciences Institute, San Antonia, TX, Nov. 2006.

27. Li, L. and Xu, L. (2005). The role of infrastructural manufacturing decisions and firm

market performance. Proceedings of the 36 Annual Meeting of Decision Sciences Institute,

San Francisco, CA, 2005.

26. Li, L., Markowski, EP, and Markowski, C. (2004). ERM and company performance?

Proceedings of the 35 Annual Meeting of Decision Sciences Institute, Boston, 2004.

25. Li, L. and Benton, WC (2004). Hospital technology and nurse staff decisions: Emphasis on

cost control and quality enhancement. Proceedings of the 35 Annual Meeting of Decision

Sciences Institute, Boston, 2004.

24. Li, Y., Li, L., Liu, Y. and Wang, L. (2004). Linking management control system with product

development and process decisions to cope with environment complexity. Proceedings of the

35 Annual Meeting of Decision Sciences Institute, Boston, 2004.

23. Li, L. (2003). Rail freight service in supply chain management. Proceedings of the 34 Annual

Meeting of Decision Sciences Institute, Washington DC, 2003.

22. Zhang, A., Melcher, A. Li, L. (2003). Mapping the relationships among product complexity,

information technology, and transaction governance structure: A proposed theoretical

framework. Annual Conference of International Academy of Business and Economics, Las

Vegas, Nevada, USA, October 19-22, 2003.

21. Li, L. (2003). Promotion strategy and production planning in supply chain. Proceedings of

International Conference on Pacific Rim Management, Seattle WA.

20. Zhang, A., Melcher, A. Li, L (2002). Mapping the relationships among product complexity,

information technology, and transaction governance structure: A case study. The Second

International Conference on Electronic Business, Taipei, Taiwan, December 10-13, 2003.

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19. Li, L. (2002). The effects of discount models on production planning in a supply chain.

Conference on Optimization in Supply Chain Management and E-commerce, Gainesville,

FL, Feb. 2002.

18. Li, L., Butler, T, and Leong, K (2001). The influence of management decisions on hospital

efficiency: A longitudinal study. Proceedings of the 32rd Annual Meeting of Decision Sciences

Institute, San Francisco, CA, Nov. 2001.

17. Li, L. and Li, H. (2001). Manufacturing information systems and its conceptual foundation.

International Conference on Management, Xi’an, China.

16. Li, L., King, B., Hughes, S., Lad L. (1999). Capacity choices in current health care

environment. Proceedings of the 30th Annual Meeting of Decision Sciences Institute, New

Orleans, Louisiana.

15. Li, L., (1998). Competitive operations strategies adopted by Chinese manufacturers.

Proceedings of the 29th Annual Meeting of Decision Sciences Institute, Las Vegas, NV.

14. Li, L., (1998). Empirical research methods and applications in business management.

Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Management, Shanghai, China.

13. Li, L., (1997). A staff decision model for AIDS prevention program. Proceedings of the 28h

Annual Meeting of Decision Sciences Institute, p. 1458-1460, San Diego, CA.

12. Li, L., (1997). Hospital factors, technology investment and applications. Proceedings of the

28th Midwest Annual Meeting of Decision Sciences Institute, p.181-183, Indianapolis, IN.

11. Feng, S., Li, L, Xu, L. (1997). A hybrid intelligent system for urban planning decision support.

Proceedings of the 28th Midwest Annual Meeting of Decision Sciences Institute, p.121-123,

Indianapolis, IN.

10. Li, Li, Xu, L. (1997). Systems approach and information systems development. Proceedings

of the 28th Midwest Annual Meeting of Decision Sciences Institute, p.130-132, Indianapolis,

IN.

9. Li, Li (1997). Hospital radiology purchasing decisions. Proceedings of the 8th Annual Meeting

of Production and Operations Management Society, p.28, Miami Beach, FL.

8. Feng, S., Li, L., Zhang, BH and Xu, L. (1997). An integrated knowledge-based system for

urban planning decision support. The Second World Congress on Intelligent Control and

Intelligent Automation, p. 377-382, Xian, China.

7. Li, L., Xu, L. and Zhang, H. (1997). A hybrid intelligent system for AIDS intervention and

prevention. The Second World Congress on Intelligent Control and Intelligent Automation,

p.371-376, Xian, China.

6. Li, L., Benton, WC, Collier, D. and Leong, K. (1996). Capacity resource management in

hospitals. Proceedings of the 27th Annual Meeting of Decision Sciences Institute, p. 1605-

1607, Orlando, FL.

5. Li, L. and Benton, WC (1996). A brief look of manufacturing strategies in China. Proceedings

of 1996 Asia-Pacific Decision Sciences Institute Conference, Hong Kong.

4. Li, L. and Xu, L. (1996). Quality measurement in the health care industry. Proceedings of

ACME VI International Conference, p.180-194, Chicago, IL.

3. Li, L. and Benton, WC (1996). A study of manufacturing strategies and practices of Chinese

firms. Proceedings of the 27th Annual Meeting of Midwest Decision Sciences Institute, p.172-

175, South Bend, IN.

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2. Li, L, Leong, K. and Butler, T. (1995). The effects of competitive priorities, structure and

infrastructure on performance in hospitals. Proceedings of the 26th Annual Meeting of

Decision Sciences Institute, p.1518- 1520, Boston, MA.

1. Li, L., et al. (1991). Methodological issues in AIDS prevention. Proceedings of the 2nd Annual

Meeting of National Institution on Drug Abuse, Washington DC.

ABSTRACT IN CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS (28)

28. Gorkhali, A. and Li, L. (2019). Early Information Access to Alleviate Emergency

Department Congestion. The 30th Production and Operations Management Society

Conference (May 2-6, 2019).

27. Zhang, W., Li, L. (2018). 'Using Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modeling in

Theory Pre-Testing: Issues and Protocols' Proceedings of the 49th Annual Meeting of the

Decision Sciences Institute. Chicago, Nov. 17-19, 2018.

26. Tian, X., He, W., Tang, C., Li, L. & Selover, D. (2018). Examining Service Quality in

The U.S. Airline Industry by Social Media Analytics. Proceedings of 49th Annual

Meeting of the Decision Sciences Institute, Chicago, Nov. 17-19.

25. Li, L., (2017). A Comparison of “Made-in-China 2025” and “Industry 4.0”. Proceedings

of the 47th Annual Meeting of Decision Sciences Institute, Washington D.C. Nov. 17-20,

2017.

24. Li, L., (2017). Ambidexterity: the interplay of supply chain management competencies

and Enterprise Recourse Planning Systems on Organization Performance. Proceedings of

the 47th Annual Meeting of Decision Sciences Institute, Washington D.C. Nov. 17-20, 2017.

23. Rasnick, E., Chatfield, D. and Li, L. (2016). The Impact of Information Blackouts on the

Bullwhip Effect. Proceedings of the 46th Annual Meeting of Decision Sciences Institute,

Austin, TX, Nov. 21-24, 2016.

22. Li, L., (2016). IoT in Healthcare Opportunities & Obstacles. University of Menchester,

Great Britain, June 11, 2016.

21. Fu, L., Li, L., Xu, L. (2015). Is it a solution? Findings from HIMMS data, INFORMS

Conference Philadelphia, PA, Nov 1-4. 2015.

20. Li, L., Zhang, W., Zhou, H. (2015). An empirical examination of the effect of exploration

and exploitation on logistics performance. Proceedings of the 45th Annual Meeting of

Decision Sciences Institute, Seattle, WA, Nov. 21-24, 2015.

19. Li, L. (2015). Data science, big data analysis, and research direction, China-Northern

Europe Symposium on Big Data Science, Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), Stockholm,

Sweden, Aug. 3, 2015

18. Li, L., He, W., Xu, L. and Ivan, A. (2015). National Science Foundation Security and

Trustworthy Cyberspace Principal Investigator’s Meeting (2015), Arlington, VA, January 5-

7, 2015. Post presentation.

17. Turedi, S., Li, L. (2014). Identifying different organizational strategies used in supply chain

management: Testing the Miles and Snow typology. Proceedings of the 45th Annual Meeting

of Decision Sciences Institute, Tampa, FL, Nov. 22-25, 2014.

16. Zhang, W. and Li, L. (2013). Supplier relationship: A multi-dimensional construct and its

impact on supply chain performance. Proceedings of the 44th Annual Meeting of Decision

Sciences Institute, Baltimore, MD., Nov. 15-19, 2013.

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15. Li. L., Marsillac, E., Kosiek, T. (2013). Suppler selection at Kerneos Inc. 24th Annual

Conference of Production and Operations Management Society, Denver, Colorado, USA.

14. Fu, L.L. and Li, L. (2012). User experiments of a faceted classification system.

Proceedings of the 43 Annual Meeting of Decision Sciences Institute, San Francisco, Nov. 17-

20, 2012.

13. Turedi, S. and Li., L. (2012). Comparison of classical heuristic algorithms for the

capacitated vehicle routing problem: A retail store case. Proceedings of the 43 Annual

Meeting of Decision Sciences Institute, San Francisco, Nov. 17-20, 2012.

12. Li, L. & Xu, L. (2011). The role of enterprise technology on supply chain collaboration.

Proceedings of the 42 Annual Meeting of Decision Sciences Institute, Boston, Nov. 19-22,

2011.

11. Li, L. & Xu, L. (2010). Assessing the effects of logistics services on supply chain

relationship. Proceedings of the 41 Annual Meeting of Decision Sciences Institute, San Diego,

Nov. 16, 2010.

10. Li, L., Wermus, M., Bauman, D. (2009). Managing dental clinic inventory. Proceedings

of the 40 Annual Meeting of Decision Sciences Institute, New Orleans, Nov. 16, 2009.

9. Li, L. (2008). Environmental health information system for public health service.

Proceedings of the 39 Annual Meeting of Decision Sciences Institute, Baltimore, MD, Nov.

2008.

8. Li, L. (2008). Designing supply chain for refurbishing and reutilizing electronic gadgets.

19th Annual Conference of Production and Operations Management Society, La Jolla, CA.

7. Li, L. (2007). TQM and ERP, which system should be implemented first? Proceedings of

the 38 Annual Meeting of Decision Sciences Institute, Nov. 2007.

6. Li, L. (2007). Enterprise information system implementation and manufacturing firm’s

performance. Program Bulletin of the 18th Annual Conference of Production and Operations

Management Society, p.123, Dallas, TX.

5. Butler, T, & Li, L. (2002). Return to scale of Michigan hospitals using data envelopment

analysis. INFORMS, San Jose, CA.

4. Li, L. (2002). The effects of discount models on production planning in a supply chain.

Conference on Optimization in Supply Chain Management and E-commerce, Gainesville, FL,

February 2002.

3. Li, L. (1999). Estimating the relationship between technology investment and hospital service

quality. INFORMS, Cincinnati, OH.

2. Li, L. and Benton, WC (1996). Nurse staff decisions and hospital performance. Proceedings

of the Operations Research Society of America and the Institute of Management Sciences

(INFORMS), Washington DC. May 1996.

1. Li, L. and Benton, WC (1996). Resource management for delivering health care in hospitals.

Proceedings of the Operations Research Society of America and the Institute of Management

Sciences (INFORMS), New Orleans, LA, Oct. 1996.

TECHNICAL REPORTS (5)

1. Fu, L. and Li, L., “Findings from HIMSS Data,” for Healthcare Information and

Management Systems Society (HIMSS), www.himss.org. 2015

2. Li, L., “Lean Management at Dollar Tree Distribution Center,” 2013

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3. Li, L., “Assessing the Relational Benefits of Logistics Services Perceived by

Manufacturers in Global Supply Chain,” 2011

4. Li, L., “Learning introductory operations management with online technology and

business process,” 2008

5. Li, L., “Quality Control in Multi-Layered Supply Chain,” 2007

TEACHING

Courses Taught

• Undergraduate Level (10 different courses)

• Graduate Level (7 different courses)

• Executive MBA Program

Ph.D. Dissertation Director

• Chair, LiuLiu Fu Dissertation Committee. Title: The value of integrated information system

for US general hospitals. Old Dominion University, 2015; placement: California State

University-Los Angeles.

• Chair, Serdar Turedi Dissertation Committee. Title: The effect of information technology in

ambidextrous supply chains. Old Dominion University, 2015; placement: Purdue University

- Northwest.

• Chair, Elizabeth Rasnick Dissertation Committee. Title: Supply Chain Risks: The Roles of

External Risk, Internal Risk and Inventories on Demand‐Side Risk. Old Dominion

University, 2016; placement: Georgia Southern University.

• Chair, Thad Chee Dissertation Committee. Title: Is every Tweet created equal? A framework

to identify relevant Tweets for business research. Old Dominion University, in progress;

placement: NASA, Langley, Virginia

• Chair, Amy Zhang Dissertation Committee. Title: The impact of product complexity and

information technology on supply chain management. Southern Illinois University, 2001;

placement: Georgia Southern University; Co-chaired with Dr. Melcher.

• Chair, Haiwook Choi Dissertation Committee. Title: The effects of interorganizational

information systems infrastructure (IOSI) on electronic cooperation: An investigation of the

‘Move to the middle’. Southern Illinois University, 2001; placement: Morehead University,

Kentucky; Co-chaired with Dr. Melcher.

Ph.D. Dissertation Committee Member

• Member, David Simmonds Dissertation Committee, Old Dominion University, 2016

• Member, Dazhi Chong Dissertation Committee, Old Dominion University, 2016; placement:

California Lutheran University.

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Ph.D. Dissertation External Examiner

• External examiner, Lee Kar Hang Carmen Dissertation Committee. Development of an

Intelligent System for Quality Assurance in the Garment Industry, Hong Kong Polytechnic

University, June 2015.

• External examiner, LAM Hoi Yan Dissertation Committee. Title: A Knowledge-based

Decision Support System for Managing Logistics Operations under Risk Considerations,

Hong Kong Polytechnic University, March 2014.

• External examiner, Lixing Wang Dissertation Committee. Title: An approach for the

Perishable Product Logistics Based on Real Time Monitoring with Radio Frequency

Identification. Hong Kong Polytechnic University, August 2013.

• External examiner, Sian Chan (Sze Ling Chan) Dissertation Committee. Hong Kong

Polytechnic University, August 2011.

• External examiner, Lam Chi Yung Dissertation Committee. Hong Kong Polytechnic

University, January 2011.

SERVICE

Summary of Service: Served 39 university committees, 46 college committees, 42

department committees, and 14 national and international organizations and committees.

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

PROFESSIONAL SOCIETY AND CONFERENCE ORGANIZING COMMITTEE • Session Moderator, U.S. – China Inter-modal Hazardous Materials Handling Seminar,

Beijing, April 26-27, 2016; sponsored by The U.S. Trade and Development Agency and

the Ministry of Transportation of China.

• First Secretary (officer), International Federation for Information Processing TC8 WG

8.9 (under the auspices of UNESCO), 2006 - 2019

• Panel Discussion Leader, Faculty Summer Institute, ODU, May 17- 18, 2016.

• International Program Committee Chair, 2nd International Conference on Enterprise

Systems, Shanghai, China, Aug 2-3, 2014

• Program Committee, The 5th International Conference on Research and Practical Issues

of Enterprise Information Systems, CONFENIS 2011, Re-conceptualizing Enterprise

Information Systems, Aalborg, Denmark Oct 16 - 18, 2011

• Track Chair, Knowledge management, The 5th International Conference on Research and

Practical Issues of Enterprise Information Systems, CONFENIS 2011, Aalborg,

Denmark, October 17, 2011

• Track Chair, the 4th International Conference on Research and Practical Issues of

Enterprise Information Systems, Natal, Brazil, August 25-27, 2010

• Organizing Committee Member: International Program Committee of the International

Federation for Information Processing, 2006

• Decision Sciences Institute, Publication Committee, 2005-2006

• Conference Session Chair, International Conference on Pacific Rim Management,

Seattle WA, 2003

Editorship & Editorial Board

• Associate Editor, IEEE Transactions on Industrial Informatics, 2014 - 2015

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• Area Editor, Systems Research and Behavioral Science, 2014 -

• Associate Editor, Journal of Management Analytics, 2014 -

• Editorial Board Member, International Journal of Integrated Supply Management, 2002-

• Special Issue Editor, Special Issue on Manufacturing Practice in China: Strategy, Tactics

and Technology, International Journal of Production Economics, November 2013

• Associate Editor, Enterprise Information Systems Journal, 2007-2013

BUSINESS CONSULTING EXPERIENCE

• RenJi Hospital, Shanghai, May 2015

• EVMS Ghent Family Medicine, analyze their capacity bottleneck problem in order to

improve patient satisfaction, 2013

• Port Authority of Virginia, AP Moller, Nov. 2012

• National Center for Health Statistics. Helped with the new National Hospital Care Survey;

provided insights from my research paper, “An analysis of hospital capacity management

patterns using Miles and Snow’s typology”. Nov. 2011

• Macau Center for Productivity and Technology Transfer, Sept 2009

• CITIC Heavy Machine Co., 2005

• Chic Logistic, Inc. (joint venture company with US), April, 2001

• The Planning Commission of Beijing Municipal Government (High-tech industry planning

for Beijing in the 21 century), 2000

• International Trade Office, the State of Alaska, 1988

• Wagner Mining Equipment Co., Portland, OR, 1985-86

MEDIA SERVICES

Phone Interviewed with Marketplace of National Public Radio on the counterfeiting

industry and strategies to combat fakes based on my research paper on the topic,

January 30, 2015