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test their performance via simulation against the optimal solution, the upper bound, and the first-come first-served policy …, and recommend a heuristic that performs well in a wide variety of numerical cases. Finally, we show via simulation, that …
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The admission decision is one of the fundamental categories of demand-management decisions. In the dynamic model of the single-resource capacity control problem, the distribution of demand does not explicitly depend on external conditions. However, in reality, demand may depend on the current...
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In many service industries, firms offer a portfolio of similar products based on different types of resources. Mismatches between demand and capacity can therefore often be managed by using product upgrades. Clearly, it is desirable to consider this possibility in the revenue management systems...
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We consider the problem of optimally allocating the seats on a single flight leg to the demands from multiple fare classes that arrive sequentially. It is well-known that the optimal policy for this problem is characterized by a set of protection levels. In this paper, we develop a new...
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The Revenue Management (RM), namely the pricing and the inventory control of a perishable product, is usually used to improve services marketing efficiency. While booking a flight, the manager has to allocate seats to various fare classes. Then, he has to assess the consequence of a current...
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In this research, we consider a retailer selling products from two different generations, both with limited inventory over a predetermined selling horizon. Due to the spatial constraints or the popularity of a given product, the retailer may only display goods from one specific generation. If...
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We present improved network revenue management methods that assume customers to choose according to the multinomial logit choice model with the specific feature that the sets of considered products of the different customer segments are allowed to overlap. This approach can be used to model...
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We develop a new approximate dynamic programming approach to network revenue management models with customer choice that approximates the value function of the Markov decision process with a concave function which is separable across resource inventory levels. This approach reflects the...
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Customer choice behavior, such as 'buy-up' and 'buy-down', is an important phe-nomenon in a wide range of industries. Yet there are few models or methodologies available to exploit this phenomenon within yield management systems. We make some progress on filling this void. Specifically, we...
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