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A major benefit of flexible products is that they allow for supply-side substitution even after they have been sold. This helps improve capacity utilization and increase the overall revenue in a stochastic environment. As several authors have shown, flexible products can be incorporated into the...
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In practice, human-decision makers often feel uncomfortable with the risk-neutral revenue management systems' output. Reasons include a low number of repetitions of similar events, a critical impact of the achieved revenue for economic survival, or simply business constraints imposed by...
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We reconsider the stochastic dynamic program of revenue management with flexible products and customer choice behavior as proposed in the seminal paper by Gallego et al. [Gallego G, Iyengar G, Phillips R, Dubey A (2004) Managing flexible products on a network. Working paper, Columbia University,...
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We consider the revenue management problem of capacity control with integrated upgrade decision-making. The dynamic programming formulation of this problem is hard to solve to optimality, even in the single-leg case, because multiple hierarchical resource types must be considered simultaneously....
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A major benefit of flexible products is that they allow for supply-side substitution even after they have been sold. This helps improve capacity utilization and increase the overall revenue in a sto-chastic environment. As several authors have shown, flexible products can be incorporated into...
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