Formulating dynamic strategies using decision calculus

Article Abstract:

An approach to helping managers develop broad strategic guidelines and precise pricing and budgetary policies prior to a product introduction is presented. The approach is called dynamic decision calculus which is a union of dynamic optimization and decision calculus calibration. The technique is centered around framing marketing problems in such a way that the impacts of life-cycle dynamics in a particular industry are readily apparent.

Marketing, Usage, Pricing, Decision support systems, Dynamic programming, Calculus (Mathematics), Calculus

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Density theorems for ideal points in vector optimization

Article Abstract:

Research describing density theorems for vector optimization is presented. In particular the density of ideal points of a subset of an arbitrary normed linear space is investigated.

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Cone of recession and unboundedness of convex functions

Article Abstract:

Research describing the properties of vectors in the cone of recession is presented. In particular the relationships between unboundedness and the vectors are investigated.

Convex functions

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