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Journal of Revenue and Pricing Management. 22:103-121
Customers have become accustomed to a highly streamlined and personalized experience when shopping online. While tech giants such as Apple, Amazon, and Netflix are experts in using customer information and shopping context to deliver relevant offers,
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Giovanni Gatti Pinheiro, Thomas Fiig, Michael D. Wittman, Michael Defoin-Platel, Riccardo D. Jadanza
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Journal of Revenue and Pricing Management. 21:581-595
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Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in the Travel Industry ISBN: 9783031254550
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Journal of Revenue and Pricing Management
Recommender systems have already been introduced in several industries such as retailing and entertainment, with great success. However, their application in the airline industry remains in its infancy. We discuss why this has been the case and why t
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Journal of Revenue and Pricing Management. 19:332-348
Reinforcement learning (RL) is an area of machine learning concerned with how agents take actions to optimize a given long-term reward by interacting with the environment they are placed in. Some well-known recent applications include self-driving ca
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Journal of Revenue and Pricing Management. 18:291-305
Since accurate demand forecasts are a key input to any airline revenue management system, it is reasonable to assume that an improvement in demand forecast accuracy would lead to increased revenues. However, this relationship has often been called in
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Hjorth, R, Fiig, T, Larsen, J & Bondoux, N 2018, ' Joint overbooking and seat allocation for fare families ', Journal of Revenue and Pricing Management, vol. 17, no. 6, pp. 436-452 . https://doi.org/10.1057/s41272-018-0150-4
Revenue management systems (RMS) traditionally solve overbooking and seat allocation separately. Overbooking is managed by inflating the physical capacity using a static overbooking model, followed by seat allocation (excluding overbooking) on the in
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Journal of Revenue and Pricing Management. 17:420-435
As enhancements in airline IT begin to expand pricing and revenue management (RM) capabilities, airlines are starting to develop dynamic pricing engines (DPEs) to dynamically adjust the fares that would normally be offered by existing pricing and RM
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Journal of Revenue and Pricing Management. 17:381-393
Airlines have started to focus on expanding their product offerings beyond flights to include ancillary products (e.g., baggage, advance seat reservations, meals, flexibility options), as well as third-party content (e.g., parking and insurance). Tod
Autor:
Thomas Fiig, Emmanuel Carrier
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Journal of Revenue and Pricing Management. 17:45-47