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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
171

Crimson Eagle Global Enterprise

Bechtle, Scott Edward 01 January 2003 (has links)
This project for Crimson Eagle Global Enterprise is the initial step in developing a strategic business plan. The traditional business plan contains many sections (business description, marketing, competition, operating procedures, personnel, business insurance, and finacial data). Using a different style, this project simply highlights those sections, rather than going into detail.
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Marketingové řízení firmy / Marketing Management of a Company

Dřínková, Hana January 2011 (has links)
This thesis is dedicated to the theme „Marketing management of the company” its point is awareness of marketing tools in Czech companies. The diploma thesis consists of theoretical and practical part. Theoretical part presents marketing research, the sorts of the marketing research and procedure of processing, describes the most common marketing tools. The practical part is focused on research of knowledge of marketing management tools, using them, causes of problems and evaluation of importance and satisfaction with separate tools.
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Návrh marketingové strategie pro firmu / Marketing Strategy Proposal for a Company

Bičan, Jan January 2015 (has links)
This thesis focuses on suggestion marketing strategy for company Wood Cité, which among other things deals with the sale wood products. The theoretical part describes the marketing management and environment. The practical part focuses on specific proposals marketing strategies.
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THE ROLE OF CUSTOMER NON-COMPLIANCE AND COMMUNICATION TIMING IN THE MANAGEMENT OF TARGETED PROMOTIONAL PROGRAMS

Seong kyoung Shin (12464442) 27 April 2022 (has links)
<p>  </p> <p>The objective of the two essays is to understand how to enhance the targeted promotional programs. The first essay focuses on the importance of considering non-compliance to evaluate the target marketing and draw meaningful business implications. The second essay investigates the crucial impact of communication timing to improve the efficiency of promotional programs.</p> <p>The first essay, “Addressing Customer Non-compliance in Causal Studies”: Although numerous studies have examined how to reveal the causal relationship between targeting and customer’s conversion, focusing on the selection bias induced by targeting, the non-compliance issue remains sparse in the marketing literature. To fill this gap, I investigate the importance of addressing non-compliance in target program evaluation. Specifically, I propose a method to infer the causality, given the high proportion of non-compliers. I use propensity score matching and instrument variable method and show about 59% of the target message effects are nullified by non-compliance. Nevertheless, our findings suggest that firms carefully investigate whether compliance induces enough conversion to offset the marketing expense when deploying a multi-channel strategy because the level of customer awareness moderates the effect of the marketing message.</p> <p>The second essay “When Do You Talk to Your Customers? An Empirical Study of the Impacts of Communication Timing in the Prescription Delivery Service Market”: I investigate how to improve the marketing communication of the prescription delivery service that has been rapidly emerging, especially focusing on communication timing. I identify the causal relationship between the communication timing and targeting effect while controlling the potential endogeneity with the instrument method. Interestingly, my findings show contacting patients at the early prescription cycle is far more effective than at the end, despite no need for the refill, but well-awareness of the service can moderate the impact of communication timing. I also show that timing is vital for targeting effectiveness and a firm’s profitability by optimizing call allocation. Specifically, optimal timing targeting generates at least 4.3 times more conversion, inducing 6.6 times more net profits. </p>
175

The use of Social Media in Marketing Management : A Multiple Case Study of B2B Companies

Qin, Liao, Shengyi, Zong, XiYuan, Ran January 2018 (has links)
Importance of the Study: Over the last decade or so the B2C organizations are making full usage of the social media platform as a tool of their marketing mix. However, the adoption of social media in the marketing activities of the B2B sector has not quite registered the growth which the B2C organizations have. The reason behind this being previous failed experiences of the B2B sector with the social media marketing usage. Furthermore, the B2B firms do not put many efforts in their social media activity as compared to B2C firms. Thus, the study of social media on the marketing management of the B2B firms becomes important. This was done by studying the case of multiple B2B firms and drawing best practices inferences from it. Purpose of the study: The reason why this study has been undertaken is due to the fact the previous studies have focused upon ‘why’ B2B firms have failed to achieve the success which B2C firms have achieved using social media marketing platforms. There is a lack of quality research studies on what techniques the B2B organizations are using currently as there have been rare cases of finding the success with the use of social media for the B2B firms. Thus, the purpose of this study was to research successful marketing techniques used by the organizations which have found success using social media and which can be used by other B2B firms. Methods: The mixed research method was adopted for this study as the study has been divided into two parts qualitative case study method and the quantitative survey method. The cases of five B2B firms namely Huawei, Accenture, Novartis, American Express and Lucid Press was taken to draw inferences about the best marketing techniques for B2B firms on social media. These findings were further validated by the quantitative survey which had 50 B2B marketing professionals randomly selected. Major Findings: Some of the major findings were that the B2B firms use e-books, webinars, case studies and infographics in order to present top to bottom information about their products and services to their B2B clients. Furthermore, when it comes to social networking websites, it was found that LinkedIn was more popular than the Facebook for the marketing of the B2B firm's products and services.
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The effect of marketing strategies on price elasticity in a retailing situation /

Litvack, David S. January 1982 (has links)
No description available.
177

Marketing's integration with other departments

Kahn, Kenneth B. 10 October 2005 (has links)
In light of greater emphasis on horizontal management and team-oriented approaches to product development/management, there is a growing need to better understand interdepartmental integration. To meet this need, this dissertation proposed a model of interdepartmental integration, which distinguished integration as a composite of interaction and collaboration. Incorporating contingency and sociotechnical theories, two main research propositions were developed and served as the foundation for the proposed model: 1) an individual department's attributes will influence its interaction behavior and 2) attribute differences between departments will influence departments' collaboration. A mail survey of marketing, manufacturing, and R&D managers in 860 electronics firms was undertaken to investigate these two propositions and the hypotheses associated with the proposed model. While study results did not convincingly support the given propositions nor a majority of hypotheses, results did indicate that collaboration has a primary influence on performance. Conversely, interaction was shown to have minimal influence on performance, and in certain cases, was shown to even reduce performance. Among other significant findings, interdependence and cooperative goals were identified as two key antecedents to collaboration. This dissertation therefore highlights the need for departments to work together (collaborate) versus simply forcing communication through meetings and documented information exchange (interaction). Collaboration appears to be a key means by which all departments and the entire company can achieve and maintain performance success. / Ph. D.
178

Evaluating the educational effectiveness of simulation games: A value generation model

Ranchhod, A., Gurau, C., Loukis, E., Trivedi, Rohit 09 November 2013 (has links)
No / This article investigates the relationships between various types of educational value generated by the Markstrat simulation game. Considering several theoretical models of experiential learning and the research framework proposed by previous studies, an educational value generation model is developed and validated, using primary data collected from 305 UK-based students. Four types of educational value are identified: experience generation, conceptual understanding, skills development, and affective evaluation. The application of structural equation modelling indicates several significant relationships: experience generation has a strong impact on conceptual understanding, and both of them have medium to high direct impacts on skills development. On the other hand, the participants’ perception regarding the professional skills developed during the simulation game determines their affective evaluation of the Markstrat exercise. The model presented in this study is generalizable to other simulation games, and to other academic disciplines that implement the same experiential learning approach.
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Možnosti dalšího rozvoje cestovního ruchu regionu Sedlčansko / Possibilities of the further tourism development in the region Sedlčansko

PŠENIČKOVÁ, Iva January 2010 (has links)
Diploma thesis describes the possibility of further development of tourism in the region Sedlčany. The basis for processing the information obtained from local budgetary organizations and the Association of Municipalities Sedlčany interviews focused on the municipalities that cooperate with this organization. The goal is to analyze the current situation in managing the development of the region Sedlčany and suggest possible further steps towards achieving the objectives using the tools of marketing management destination.
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PIVOTING TOWARDS AN INSIGHT SELLING METHODOLOGY WITH A SALES PROCESS / Insiktsförsäljning som del i försäljningsprocess

Ooi, Tjan-Chao, Pundurasi, Nils January 2013 (has links)
Sales are a subject that most people consider to be an art. The truth is that there are several sophisticated methodologies on how to successfully close a deal. However, time goes by, customers get smarter and the markets shifts. As a result sales methods start to fade away and do not necessarily work the way they used to. This thesis was conducted in co-operation with SimCorp A/S and aims to examine the concept of Insight Selling. The concept was developed by analysing top performers and how they manage to sell in an economic downturn. The purpose is to investigate how an organisation can apply the core principles of the new sales strategy on an existing sales process and current customer relationship management system. A qualitative research method was used and interviews were conducted to gather data to gain a deeper understanding on the topic of sales. The result exhibits a situation analysis that was conducted to create a representation of SimCorp’s current sales process. With the key elements of insight selling a proposed model of a future state was presented. Lastly, a requirements analysis of the customer relationship management system currently deployed at the company was designed based on the findings. The result indicated that it was possible to apply the key elements of insight selling on the current sales process. The method might be suitable for some situations but it does not replace or eliminate earlier practices. / Det är vanligt att uppfatta försäljning som en konst. Sanningen är att det finns väl beprövade metodiker för hur man ska lyckas för att sälja. Med tiden har konsumenter blivit smartare och marknaden förändrats. Detta har resulterat i att många säljmetoder blir avlägsna och inte lika användbara och pålitliga som de var innan. Examensarbetet utfördes i samarbete med SimCorp A/S där syftet är att undersöka begreppet insiktsförsäljning. Konceptet utvecklades från en studie där man analyserade de högpresterande säljarna och identifierade hur de lyckades sälja under en ekonomisk lågkonjunktur. Syftet är att undersöka hur en organisation kan applicera de nya strategierna som presenteras inom insiktsförsäljning på en befintlig försäljningsprocess och det nuvarande kundhanteringssystemet. En kvalitativ forskningsmetod applicerades och intervjuer utfördes för att ackumulera data och få en djupare förståelse av ämnet försäljning. I resultatet presenteras en nulägesanalys av SimCorp’s nuvarande försäljnings-process. Vidare presenteras ett förslag på hur en försäljningsprocess med inslag av strategierna från insiktsförsäljning kan se ut. Slutligen utfördes en kravanalys på insiktsförsäljnings metod för att implementeras och testas på det nuvarande kundhanteringssystemet. Resultatet indikerade att det var möjligt att applicera nyckel elementen från insiktsförsäljning på den nuvarande säljprocessen. Metoden är lämplig för att användas i vissa situationer men ersätter inte eller eliminerar tidigare rutiner.

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