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• TITLE: Integrating Strategic and Tactical Rolling Stock Models with Cyclical Demand

  AUTHORS: Michael F. Gorman

  KEYWORDS: Rolling Stock; Network Management; Strategic; Tactical

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Transportation Technologies, Vol.3 No.2, April 29, 2013

  ABSTRACT: In the transportation industry, companies position rolling stock where it is likely to be needed in the face of a pronounced weekly cyclical demand pattern in orders. Strategic policies based on assumptions of repetition of cyclical weekly patterns set rolling stock targets; during tactical execution, a myriad dynamic influences cause deviations from strategically set targets. We find that optimal strategic plans do not agree with results of tactical modeling; strategic results are in fact suboptimal in many tactical situations. We discuss managerial implications of this finding and how the two modeling paradigms can be reconciled.