Assistant Professor
Operations and IT Management
About
Luyi Yang is an assistant professor in the Operations and Information Technology Management Group at the University of California, Berkeley’s Haas School of Business. His research interests include service operations, digital marketplaces, sustainable operations, and operations-marketing interface.
Prior to joining Berkeley Haas, he was an assistant professor of operations management and business analytics at Johns Hopkins University’s Carey Business School. He received his PhD and MBA from the University of Chicago, Booth School of Business, and his BS in Industrial Engineering and BA in English, both from Tsinghua University.
Expertise and Research Interests
- Service Operations
- Economics of Queues
- Business Model Innovation
- Operations-marketing Interface
- Digital Marketplace
- Sustainable Operations
- Yang, L.. Invite Your Friend and You’ll Move Up in Line: Optimal Design of Referral Priority Programs. Manufacturing & Service Operations Management.
2020 - Cui, S., Wang, Z., & Yang, L.. The Economics of Line-Sitting. Management Science.
2019 - Yang, L., Debo, L., & Gupta, V.. Search Among Queues Under Quality Differentiation. Management Science.
2019 - Yang, L., & Debo, L.. Referral Priority Program: Leveraging Social Ties via Operational Incentives. Management Science.
2018 - Yang, L., Debo, L., & Gupta, V.. Trading Time in a Congested Environment. Management Science.
2016
At Haas since 2020
2020-present, Assistant Professor, Haas School of Business
2017-2020, Assistant Professor, Johns Hopkins University, Carey Business School
INFORMS Service Science Best Paper Award Competition, Finalist
2019
INFORMS Junior Faculty Interest Group Paper Competition, Honorable Mention
2019
Management Science Distinguished Service Award
2019
INFORMS Service Science Section Best Cluster Paper Award, Finalist
2018
INFORMS IBM Service Science Section Best Student Paper Award, Third Place
2015
CSAMSE/Columbia Business Initiative Best Paper Award, Third Place
2015
INFORMS RAS Problem Solving Competition, First Place
2012
Research Fund Award
Black & Decker
2020
Summer Research Grant
NET Institute
2019
- How to use people in line as sales agents, Post Online Media, 01/22/2018
- As VIP online waiting lists gain in popularity, study finds potential pitfalls, Johns Hopkins University, 01/10/2018
- Why attempts to cut medical wait times can backfire, Chicago Booth Review, 03/03/2016
- What’s Your Approach To Your Queuing Experience?, Forbes, 02/28/2016
- UGBA 104, Introduction to Business Analytics