Predictive capability (when implemented in a business context) refers to the early recognition of business opportunities and threats, improved customer intimacy, and agile reaction to changes in the business environment. In this article, we propose that developing and implementing a predictive capab
Critical success factors in yield management: a development and analysis
✍ Scribed by Christine Nolsø Hansen; Klaes Eringa
- Publisher
- John Wiley and Sons
- Year
- 1998
- Weight
- 293 KB
- Volume
- 4
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 1077-3509
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✦ Synopsis
Why is it that yield management (YM) has not been more successful in the hotel industry? What keeps hoteliers from introducing successful YM programmes and realising the full potential of this revenue management strategy? Is it because of de®ciencies in the YM techniques applied, or are there other factors that hinder its effective implementation and practice?
This paper aims to identify and analyse the people-related critical success factors (CSFs) in YM in hotels: a model relating these factors is presented, and a proposed approach to YM recognising the importance of the people element is developed and its implications analysed.
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