Application of Portfolio Theory to Healthcare Capacity Management

Portfolio Management: Theory & Practice

Application of Ecological Theory to Management of Arid Drylands: An Example from China

Rangeland ecosystems shift across dynamic thresholds between differentecological states in response to natural or human-induced factors. These differentecological states are the result of interactions among climate, soils, grazing history,and management practices. The notion of a single ‘‘pristine’’ final state is onlyconceptual in nature, and because of this, dynamic thresholds and the effects...

Applications of geometric moment theory related to optimal portfolio management

In this article, we start with the brief description of the essence of geometric moment theory method for optimization of integrals due to Kemperman [1-3]. Then, we solve several new Moment problems with applications to stock market and financial Inathenlatics. That is, we give methods for optimal allocation of funds over stocks and bonds at maximum return. More precisely, we present here the o...

Transferring Portfolio Selection Theory to Customer Portfolio Management - The Case of an e-Tailer

Investing in existing customers is widely accepted as a promising strategy because it is believed to be less costly than attracting new ones. Recent research by Reinartz et al. [39] provides indications, however, that it could also be profitable to simultaneously focus on a customer segment being more transaction-oriented. In this contribution – using the example of an e-tailer – we specificall...

Developments in Practice XXXIV: Application Portfolio Management