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Adjusted network flow for the shelf-space allocation problem
14th IEEE International Conference on Tools with Artificial Intelligence, 2002. (ICTAI 2002). Proceedings., 2003In this paper, we study shelf space allocation optimization which is important to retail operations management. Our approach is to formulate a model that is applicable to operational realities and to seek solutions with realistic test data. This model is linked to the multidimensional knapsack problem. We first solve a simplified version of the problem
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Goal programming model for grocery shelf space allocation
European Journal of Operational Research, 2007Abstract The highly competitive grocery retail industry has annual sales of roughly half a trillion dollars in the US. While gross margins average about 28% of sales, net profits after taxes are only 1% industry-wide, causing retailers to continually search for operational improvements that increase profitability and improve customer service.
Pedro M. Reyes, Gregory V. Frazier
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An efficient algorithm to allocate shelf space
European Journal of Operational Research, 2001zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Effect of ticket-switching on inventory and shelf-space allocation
Decision Support Systems, 2015Ticket-switching incidents simultaneously and directly affect the actual and store information system inventory of multiple products. We model the discrepancy in inventory information stored in the retailer's information system vs. reality and related consequences for the customer and the retail store.
Wei Zhou 0001, Selwyn Piramuthu
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Towards an evolutionary tool for the allocation of supermarket shelf space
Proceedings of the 8th annual conference on Genetic and evolutionary computation, 2006In this paper we set the first steps towards the development of a commercially viable tool that uses evolutionary computation to address the Product to Shelf Allocation Problem (P2SAP). The problem is described as that of finding the numbers and locations of modules to allocate to particular products in a shop, fulfilling at the same time a number of ...
Anna Esparcia-Alcázar +4 more
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Store-Wide Shelf-Space Allocation with Ripple Effects Driving Traffic
Operations Research, 2023How Product Locations Drive Traffic Throughout a Retail Store In “Store-Wide Shelf-Space Allocation with Ripple Effects Driving Traffic,” Flamand, Ghoniem, and Maddah develop a framework for deciding where to place products in a store, in addition to apportioning the shelf space among products, in a way that maximizes impulse profit, a phenomenon ...
Tulay Flamand +2 more
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Shelf space allocation based on supplier competition
2010 International Conference on Logistics Systems and Intelligent Management (ICLSIM), 2010In some retail contexts, displaying large quantities of inventory may stimulate demand. Suppliers are therefore continuously battling for the retailer's limited shelf space. This paper models the impact of inventory subsidy contracts on the competition between suppliers. Consider a supply chain with two competing suppliers and their common retailer. We
Hexin Wang, Gefei Zhou
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Estimation of product category sales responsiveness to allocated shelf space
International Journal of Research in Marketing, 1998A retail chain manager must draw on experience based on data available from his points of sale to diagnose space misallocations in stores and to make recommendations. This paper presents an empirical estimate of shelf space elasticities from a variety store chain database at product category level with a share of space vs.
Desmet, Pierre, Renaudin, Valérie
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A data mining approach to product assortment and shelf space allocation
Expert Systems with Applications, 2007In retailing, a variety of products compete to be displayed in the limited shelf space since it has a significant effect on demands. To affect customers' purchasing decisions, retailers properly make decisions about which products to display (product assortment) and how much shelf space to allocate the stocked products (shelf space allocation).
Mu-Chen Chen, Chia-Ping Lin
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Incentive Strategies for Shelf-Space Allocation in Duopolies
2005We examine the issue of shelf-space allocation in a marketing channel where two manufacturers compete for a limited shelf-space at a retail store. The retailer controls the shelf-space to be allocated to brands while the manufacturers make advertising decisions to build their brand image and to increase final demand (pull strategy).
Guiomar Martín-Herrän, Sihem Taboubi
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