Exam 16: Pricing and Revenue Management in a Supply Chain
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Scenario 16.4 - Santorini Donkeys
Sturdy little donkeys are used to carry corpulent tourists up the Santorini caldera to the town of Fira.One cruise line that routinely docks at the port is considering a plan to maintain their own donkey herd,which will cost them $15,000 per thousand tourists.The number of tourists needing this service is normally distributed,with a mean of 10,000 and a standard deviation of 3,000.Usually,this is enough donkey capacity,but occasionally the cruise line rotates a bigger ship through this route and the excursion director must purchase donkey capacity on the spot market,where is costs $20 per tourist.
-How many donkeys should the cruise line have in its herd?
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The goal of optimization is to use forecasts of customer behavior to identify a revenue management tactic that will be most effective.
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The cost of a capacity shortage is the increase in productivity that results from having to go to a backup source.
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In order for a freight railroad to take advantage of revenue management opportunities,
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It is important for the firm to structure its revenue management program in a way that
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The basic trade-off to consider during overbooking is between having wasted capacity (or inventory)because of few cancellations or having a shortage of capacity (or inventory)because of excessive cancellations.
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The goal of optimization in revenue management is to identify a tactic
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The goal when making the overbooking decision is to maximize supply chain profits by
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A manufacturer of industrial sales has production capacity of 1,000 units per day.Currently,the firm sells production capacity for $10 per unit.At this price,all production capacity gets booked about one week in advance.A group of customers have said that they would be willing to pay $15 per unit if capacity was available on the last day.About ten days in advance,demand for the high-price segment is normally distributed with a mean of 250 and a standard deviation of 100.How much production capacity should the manufacturer reserve for the last day?
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Shifting demand from peak to off-peak periods is beneficial if the discount given during the off-peak period is more than offset by the decrease in cost because of a smaller peak and the increase in revenue during the off-peak period.
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Scenario 16.5 - Sanitary Landfill
The sanitary landfill charges companies $150 per load and individuals $40 per load.On average,80 companies tip their trucks each day at the landfill with a standard deviation of 15.There is time only for 110 deliveries in any combination of companies and individuals throughout the course of an eight-hour day.Company dump trucks enter through Gate A and individuals enter through Gate B.Individual demand is plentiful - often there are individuals turned away due to lack of capacity.
-Refer to Scenario 16.5.How many company dump trucks should be admitted each day?
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Revenue management has a significant impact on supply chain profitability if
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The cost of wasted capacity is the margin that would have been generated if the capacity had been used for production.
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Revenue management is the use of marketing to increase the profit generated from a limited supply of supply chain assets.
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Scenario 16.4 - Santorini Donkeys
Sturdy little donkeys are used to carry corpulent tourists up the Santorini caldera to the town of Fira.One cruise line that routinely docks at the port is considering a plan to maintain their own donkey herd,which will cost them $15,000 per thousand tourists.The number of tourists needing this service is normally distributed,with a mean of 10,000 and a standard deviation of 3,000.Usually,this is enough donkey capacity,but occasionally the cruise line rotates a bigger ship through this route and the excursion director must purchase donkey capacity on the spot market,where is costs $20 per tourist.
-The cruise line's insurance policy limits the number of donkeys in their herd to 5,000.What bulk price should the cruise line negotiate to make the 5,000 donkey herd size optimal?
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Hotels use differential pricing by day of week and time of year
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In most instances of differential pricing,demand from the segment paying the lower price
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Scenario 16.7 - Commencement
Every year at commencement,the president hands out diploma covers to joyous students that cross the front of the auditorium to accept the cover and a hearty handshake.Commencement exercises have averaged 850 students with a standard deviation of 70 the last several years.The bookstore can provide a box of 144 diploma covers for $2,000 but is unwilling to break bulk.Any additional diploma covers must be purchased on the black market at $15 each.
-Use Scenario 16.7 to answer the following.How many gross of diploma covers should be ordered from the bookstore?
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