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B SMƯ COXSouthern Methodist UniversitySMU ScholarHistorical Working PapersCox School of Business35431Optimal Service Design: Integrating Marketing and

Optimal Service Design- Integrating Marketing and Operations Elemd OperationsElements for Capacity DecisionsMadeleine E. PullmanSouthern Methodist UniversityWilliam MooreUniversity of UtahFollow this and additional

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B SMƯ COXSouthern Methodist UniversitySMU ScholarHistorical Working PapersCox School of Business35431Optimal Service Design: Integrating Marketing and

Optimal Service Design- Integrating Marketing and Operations Elemssues related to simultaneous production and consumption of services, the optimal service model uses conjoint analysis and strategies for capacity and

demand management to illustrate the interaction between a firm’s market share and the waiting time of its customers. This service optimizing model pr Optimal Service Design- Integrating Marketing and Operations Elem

ovides unique advantages for solving complex service design problems over the existing product optimizing models. Fữst, the model accounts for all rel

Optimal Service Design- Integrating Marketing and Operations Elem

evant operations and marketing costs for demand and capacity management decisions. Second, by integrating actual customer preference data, all appropr

B SMƯ COXSouthern Methodist UniversitySMU ScholarHistorical Working PapersCox School of Business35431Optimal Service Design: Integrating Marketing and

Optimal Service Design- Integrating Marketing and Operations Elems models. Finally, the model is tested and applied to an existing service, a ski resort. The example bicorporates empirical data from existing custome

rs, potential customers, and industry experts in the region. The objective is to determine the mix of capacity and demand management strategies which Optimal Service Design- Integrating Marketing and Operations Elem

maximize annual profits. The results of the application show that optimal solutions involve increasing capacity and installing queue information signa

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ge while use of inter-day demand smoothing led to substantial loss in profits. Many so called “improvements” to the service, actually led to declines

B SMƯ COXSouthern Methodist UniversitySMU ScholarHistorical Working PapersCox School of Business35431Optimal Service Design: Integrating Marketing and

B SMƯ COXSouthern Methodist UniversitySMU ScholarHistorical Working PapersCox School of Business35431Optimal Service Design: Integrating Marketing and

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