Technological Environment
Technological Environment means forces that create new technologies, creating new product and market opportunities (81)
Technological environment: trends and developments in the technological field that might: (a) improve production; (b) create new product opportunities;(c) render existing products obsolete; (d) change the ways in which goods and services are marketed; or (e) change the profile of customers' needs and wants.
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Technological Environment - that part of the firm's external environment in which changes in technology affect the firm's marketing effort; the changing technological environment may pose threats or present opportunities.
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For example, the technological environment may affect the organization's R & D department. Further, these forces of the environment may have direct effect on some parts but indirect effect on others.
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Impact of Environment
January 27, 2010 by Hitesh Bhasin Leave a Comment
Every organisation has to work within a framework of certain environmental forces and there is a continuous interaction between the organisation and its environment. The interaction suggests a relationship between the two. This relationship can be analyzed in three ways.
First, the organisation can be thought of as an input-output system. It takes various inputs-human, capital, technical-from the environment. These inputs are transformed to produce outputs-goods, services, profits-which are given back to the environment. Thus, the organisation merely performs the function of input-output mediator. In this process, the environment in its interaction with the internal factors of the organisation will determine what kind of inputs should be taken or
Technological environment: trends and developments in the technological field that might: (a) improve production; (b) create new product opportunities;(c) render existing products obsolete; (d) change the ways in which goods and services are marketed; or (e) change the profile of customers' needs and wants.
A technology offered by telephone carriers that allows for the rapid transfer of voice and data.
Internet ...
>>> http://www.encoremultimedia.com/about/marketing-glossary
Technological Environment - that part of the firm's external environment in which changes in technology affect the firm's marketing effort; the changing technological environment may pose threats or present opportunities.
>>> http://marketinginformationcentre.ca/marketing_definitions_(t-u-v).htm
For example, the technological environment may affect the organization's R & D department. Further, these forces of the environment may have direct effect on some parts but indirect effect on others.
>>> http://www.marketing91.com/impact-of-environment/
Impact of Environment
January 27, 2010 by Hitesh Bhasin Leave a Comment
Every organisation has to work within a framework of certain environmental forces and there is a continuous interaction between the organisation and its environment. The interaction suggests a relationship between the two. This relationship can be analyzed in three ways.
First, the organisation can be thought of as an input-output system. It takes various inputs-human, capital, technical-from the environment. These inputs are transformed to produce outputs-goods, services, profits-which are given back to the environment. Thus, the organisation merely performs the function of input-output mediator. In this process, the environment in its interaction with the internal factors of the organisation will determine what kind of inputs should be taken or