It's coming to an end, I don't think I'm performing well enough to beat the high scores but as mentioned before, I had forgotten to continue or resume my very first run, I may have a chance. The best way to get around this is really to be as aggressive as the market will allow, I need to be more open to testing the waters. If utilization goes down a few percentage points, that's okay, I'll know where I stand for next month.
I'm not sure what to do here, looks like the competition is dropping prices fast but my fleet is large enough where I can make a dent in that and so I have a gut feeling, yes a gut feeling, that I can go slightly up. Odd I know, but let's see. The market seems to be asking for a large drop but I make the market hahaha.
Lower prices in Miami, raise in Orlando.
Doing have a screen shot as the sim is over, I could have done quite a bit better and this is maybe where that very first run will come in, I can continue it. Below are the notes for the sim's end.
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Your score (cumulative profit) is: $185,117,801.
I needed to be more aggressive, and I would surely do better, this is my second run and what I did differently is closed my eyes on many of the variables which now seem to be as empty data points outside of my control. What I mainly did differently was work with supply/demand and looked at the profit per rented vehicles and basically dropped a bunch of cars in that city, making sure to keep utilization high and the money would surely come in. I can do better though.
Friday, May 28, 2010
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