Internet and the structure of public revenue: resource revenue versus non-resource revenue

Revenue Management in Resource Exchange

Resource and Revenue Management in Nonprofit Operations

Nonprofit firms sometimes engage in for-profit activities with the sole purpose of generating revenue to subsidize their mission activities. The organization is then confronted with a consumption vs. investment trade-off. Investment corresponds to the allocation of capacity for revenue customers, while consumption corresponds to serving mission customers. We model this problem as a multi-period...

Interspecific Resource Competition Effects on Fisheries Revenue

In many fisheries multiple species are simultaneously caught while stock assessments and fishing quota are defined at species level. Yet species caught together often share habitat and resources, resulting in interspecific resource competition. The consequences of resource competition on population dynamics and revenue of simultaneously harvested species has received little attention due to the...

Maximum revenue-oriented resource allocation in cloud

Cloud computing is distinguished from such conventional computing paradigms as grid computing and cluster computing in that it provides a practical business model for customers to use the resources remotely. It is natural for service providers to allocate the pooled cloud resources dynamically among the differentiated customers to maximise their revenue. This paper addresses the problem of the ...

Maximizing revenue in symmetric resource allocation

Consumers of resources in realistic applications (e.g., web, multimedia) typically derive diminishing-return utilities from the amount of resource they receive. A resource provider who is deriving an equal amount of revenue from each satisfied user (e.g., by online advertising), can maximize the number of users by identifying a satisfaction threshold for each user, i.e., the minimal amount of r...