Abstract: A method and system for dynamic reservation pricing in a computer-based reservation system. A projected booking curve is defined for an event. Several time-dependent deviations may be defined to indicate a time shift relative to the projected booking curve. Price increases are associated with actual booking performance exceeding defined positive deviations, i.e., the time shift is ahead of the projected booking curve, and price decreases are associated with actual booking performance exceeding defined negative deviations, i.e., the time shift is behind the projected booking curve. When actual booking performance exceeds one of the defined deviations, the price is automatically increased or decreased in accord with the programmed settings for time shifts corresponding to the deviations.

Abstract: A system and method enable the acceptance of transportation reservations based on statistical profitability. As such, overbooking is enabled when statistically profitable based on a confidence level and probability of space available.

Abstract: A system and method enable the acceptance of transportation reservations based on statistical profitability. As such, overbooking is enabled when statistically profitable based on a confidence level and probability of space available.