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CfP Journal of Revenue and Pricing Management: The Profit Impact of Pricing and Revenue Management

  • 1.  CfP Journal of Revenue and Pricing Management: The Profit Impact of Pricing and Revenue Management

    Posted 04-17-2014 16:32
    Call for Papers
     
    Journal of Revenue and Pricing Management
     
    Special Issue on
    The Profit Impact of Pricing and Revenue Management
     

     
    Guest Editor: Dr Stephan Liozu, Case Western Reserve University
    and Dr Andreas Hinterhuber, Hinterhuber & Partners
     


    In 2015, a special issue on "The Profit Impact of Pricing and Revenue Management" will be guest edited by Dr. Stephan Liozu and Dr. Andreas Hinterhuber. We invite the scientific and practicing community to submit papers by 15 June 2014 in order to be considered for publication.
     
    Pricing is a subject which has received significant academic attention. The topic of the profit impact of pricing and revenue management, however, is less explored.  We know, for example, that the introduction of revenue management translates into an average increase of revenues of 3-7 percent (Skugge, 2004). Much less explored is the impact on profitability: does revenue management affect demand, prices/willingness to pay, costs or all of these elements? Our aim for this special issue is to gather a series of empirical and conceptual papers which explore, challenge, and extend the understanding of the impact of pricing and revenue management on the bottom line.
     
    The Journal of Revenue & Pricing Management serves as a bridge between practice and theory in order to advance the field through dissemination and publication of leading articles for the benefit of industry and the wider community. A strong emphasis is placed on the utility value of research in which application is demonstrated.
     
    Recommended topic areas to consider for inclusion in this special issue include, but are not limited to, the following:
     
    ·         The interplay between pricing/revenue management, customer satisfaction and profits: considerations of perceived unfairness in many cases prevent service companies from implementing revenue management. What are the mechanisms which enable companies to jointly increase profits and customer satisfaction through pricing and revenue management?
     
    ·         Organizing the pricing and revenue management function for superior performance: how do companies organize the pricing function? How responsibilities, resources, and capabilities distributed and what are contingent factors? What do we know about the consequences of different organizational structures of pricing on firm profitability?
     
    ·         Revenue management analytics and consequences on revenue and profit performance.
     
    ·         Consequences of alternative pricing approaches: what are financial consequences (sales, profit growth, shareholder value creation) of alternative pricing approaches? When does value-based pricing lead to superior results?
     
    ·         Economic value analysis and the monetization of competitive advantage: what are the process and tools that B2B and industrial firms use to assess and measure economic value and to translate the measured value into the final price setting process?
     
    ·         Revenue management and dynamic pricing and profits: what do we know about the adoption and consequences (financial, customer satisfaction) of revenue management and dynamic pricing on company profits?
     
    ·         Industry studies: how do specific industries (e.g. the chemical industry, the airline industry) organize the pricing function? How does knowledge on pricing migrate across companies? What do we know about pricing and revenue management impact differences by industry?
     
    ·         Innovation in pricing: what are innovative methods and approaches to B2B pricing and how do they contribute to firm's performance and success?
     
    ·         What key performance metrics can be linked to specific pricing and revenue management actions?
     
    ·         We do not limit this call for papers to quantitative papers only. We welcome contributions using the case study method, qualitative methods and mixed methods.
     
    Submission of papers
    Papers should be submitted to Dr. Stephan Liozu at sliozu@case.edu. The paper should be clearly labeled in the title line of the email - Journal of Revenue & Pricing Management –Profit Impact of Pricing and Revenue Management
     
    Advice about the suitability of papers and other enquiries can be sent to Dr. Stephan Liozu (sliozu@case.edu) or Dr. Andreas Hinterhuber (Andreas@hinterhuber.com).
     
    For full guidelines on preparation of manuscripts please see the instructions for authors' page at http://www.palgrave-journals.com/rpm/author_instructions.html.
     
    Deadlines
    Paper submissions: 15 June 2014
    Feedback to authors 15 September 2014
    Final papers: 15 December 2014
    Publication: March 2015

    Further information in the attachment. 
     
     
    Andreas Hinterhuber
    Partner, Hinterhuber & Partners
    Strategy Pricing Leadership
    Innsbruck, Austria
    Phone: +43 664 402 7 402