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Usage Volume and Value Segmentation in Business Information Servicesformation. Users of these services have three options for searching for and accessing information. First, a package service that delivers a database to subscribers using data storage media like CD-ROMs. Second, an online (Internet) service. Finally, users also have the option of self-service, where

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Platform Products: Theory and Evidence from International Practice Linking Manufacturing, Marketing,nciples of platform products and their impact on profitability. Manufacturing and product design factors incorporated in the model include factory location, inventory, economies of scale, level of product attributes, and postponement. Marketing factors include product positioning and pricing. The mo

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Levers for Improving NPD Time and Financial Performancend manufacturing phases of NPD. It reinforces concepts such as design for manufacturing and systems integration by project managers. The factors we examine integrate several concepts from marketing, operations and engineering management for high technology environments.

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Pricing Internet Serviced engineering. From this perspective we present a review of the major proposals for pricing Internet service. Topics include: Smart Market, Paris Metro Pricing, Max-Min Fairness, Proportional Fairness, CPE Pricing, and the Contract and Balancing Process. Background information on the history and technology of the Internet is also provided.

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Coordinated Pricing and Production/Procurement Decisions: A Review discrete-time frameworks, considering both constant and time-varying demand functions, with and without demand uncertainty. Although our emphasis is on decision problems facing a single firm, we also provide a brief overview of models involving multiple firms or multiple decision-makers. We also offer suggestions for future research.