Yield management

Synthetic constraints—such as difficulty, yield, management of starting materials, and intermediates—will naturally restrict the diversity of compounds that are made [7]. In silico designs with scaffolds that utilize similar synthetic steps will naturally be favored over those that are not. These pressures to make a small number of compounds with limited scaffold variability require computational methods to make exquisitely accurate predictions The... 

Skiscim C (2001) OPL Studio 3.1. OR/MS Today April 2001 70-73 Smith B, Leimkuhler J, Darrow R (1992) Yield Management at American Airlines. Interfaces 22 (1) 8-31... 

Another important aspect related to both process technology and equipment design is the need for yield management and process control techniques embedded in the tools, which will have to provide accurate and reliable means for avoiding yield losses in manufacturing and contributing to overall improvement. From this point of view, it is expected that standards in equipment and in characterization techniques will be developed or implemented if already available. 

Bioenergy crop production is considered profitable at 40/dt, and could compete with currently grown agricultural crops (TIAX LLC, 2003 Milne et al., 2002). Based on assumed yields, management practices, and input costs,... 

Managing resources in terms of quantity and quahty Most services cannot be produced on stock, which requires that the service provider keep capacity available, whether the service is purchased or not. For this reason, concepts such as yield management are extremely important in numerous service industries, such as the airline industry. 

Nurani, R. K., and Akella, R. (1996), In-hne Defect Sampling Methodology in Yield Management An Integrated Framework, IEEE Transactions on Semiconductor Manufacturing, Vol. 9, No. 4, pp. 506-518. 

Yield-enhanced cash substitutes, 761 Yield management, 676-677 Y-YHAT, 2268, 2272... 

Yield management Using price and other promotions to maximize the return on investment. Usually infers a fixed capacity, such as airline seats, that is filled with customers from segments paying different prices. 

Gallego, G., G. van Ryzin. 1997. A Multiproduct Dynamic Pricing Problem and its Applications to Network Yield Management. Operations Research 45(1), 24-41. 

Y. Y Feng and B. C. Xiao. A continuous-time yield management model with multiple prices and reversible price changes. Management Science, 46(5) 644-657, 2000. 

Y. Y. Feng and B. C. Xiao. Optimal policies of yield management with multiple predetermined prices. Operations Research, 48(2) 332-343, 2000. 

G. Gallego and G. Van Ryzin. A multiproduct dynamic pricing problem and its applications to network yield management. Operations Research, 45(1) 24 1, 1997. 

Y. G. Liang. Solution to the continuous time dynamic yield management model. Transportation Science, 33 117-123, 1999. 

Bodily, S. E. and L. R. Weatherford (1995). Perishable-asset Revenue Management Generic and Multiple-price Yield Management with Diversion, Omega, 23, 173-185. 

Weatherford, Lawrence R. and Samuel E. Bodily (1992). A Taxonomy and Research Overview of Perishable-Asset Revenue Management Yield Management, Overbooking, and Pricing, Operations Research, 40, 831-844. 

Daudel, Sylvain, and Georges Vialle. Yield Management Applications to Air Transport and Other Service Industries. Paris Institut du Transport Aerien, 1994. 

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