Titlebook: Business Modelling; Multidisciplinary Ap Clyde Holsapple,Varghese Jacob,Manish Agrawal Book 2002 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2

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Congestion Based Pricing and Management of Distributed Computational Resourceswere generated by the research group at CREC on theory and implementation of congestion based pricing. These include issues ranging from demonstration of computational feasibility of such prices based on transient system information to the issue of incentives of network infrastructure owners in the

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Introductionize advanced computing technology to model, analyse and simulate various aspects of ever-changing businesses has made a significant impact on the way businesses are designed and run these days. This book is a . to Professor Andrew B. Whinston (currently Hugh Roy Cullen Centennial Chair in Business A

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Transfer PricingThis paper shows that, in oligopolistic markets where firms face strategic interactions, profit maximizing firms have incentives to deviate from the price equal to marginal cost rule and that the sign of the deviation depends upon the structural conditions of the market, such as homogeneous or diffe

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Cost-Sharing For Pollution Abatements of abatement and jointly deciding expenditure for abatement and environmental goals. The method for solving this joint problem uses decentralized messages among the involved participants concerning willingness to pay and proposals about environmental quality. The iterative process starts from exog

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A Study on Coefficient Reduction of Binary Knapsack Inequalitiesoblem often gave integral solutions leading the authors to state “We know of no satisfactory explanation of why the large fraction of linear programming optimal solutions are integer for this problem.” Here we provide a study of this phenomenum. We find these problems are close in structure to probl

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An Architecture for Knowledge Management Featuring Metaknowledgehen we wrote our dissertations -- knowledge management. We briefly describe knowledge management, give an architecture for a general knowledge management system, and give examples to illustrate how metaknowledge could assist in a knowledge management system.