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researchers (Meuter et al‚ 2000). With positive results in most research‚ the significance of customer satisfaction and customer retention in strategy development for a “market oriented’’ and “customer focused’’ firm cannot be underestimated (Kohli and Jaworski‚ 1990). Specifically‚ Levesque and McDougall (1996) stated that customer satisfaction and retention are critical for retail banks‚ because of their impact on the company’s profit. With this‚ there is the challenge for banks to deliver a satisfactory
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Topic: Marketing-(Nike‚ Inc.) Introduction Nike was the Goddess of victory in Greek mythology. In 1978 an athlete runner Philip Knight and his coach‚ Bill Bowerman renamed their small sportswear company as Nike. Since then‚ the business has increased dramatically. At present Nike‚ Inc. has already become a major public traded sportswear and equipment supplier in the United States. It is the world’s leading supplier of athletic shoes and apparel and a major manufacturer of sport equipment
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Hailey Robinson ENG1100 (025) 4/30/2014 Argumentative assignment Trustworthy In chapter two‚ page thirty-eight Rye asked himself if poverty alone made people less trustworthy (Barcott 38). During Rye’s first conversation with a Kenyan business man about trust in Kibera‚ Rye felt the man’s discrimination towards the people of the country Rye was about to explore‚ but he had not realized that trusting people in poverty did not always end well‚ he had never experienced it. While Rye spends
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Optimal alarm sound design: New design process for noticeable‚ but pleasant sounds Author 193 Track 3: what the beep? ABSTRACT The goal of this research is improving alarm sound design‚ focusing on the paradox of noticeable versus pleasant sounds. The characteristics of annoying sounds correspond in large extend to the characteristics of noticeable sounds. Therefore it is difficult to design an alarm sound‚ which is noticeable‚ but not annoying. A lot of studies are conducted along aspects
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Marketing Mistakes. John Wiley & Sons. Juholin‚ E. (2001). Image or Substance? Candidate or Campaign? A Case Study of A Presidential Election Campaign in Finland. Corporate Communications: An International Journal ‚ 6 (3)‚ 124-130. Kohli‚ A. and Jaworski‚ B. J. (1990). Market Orientation: The Construct‚ Proposition and Managerial Implications. Journal of Marketing‚ 54 (April): 1. Lees-Marshment‚ J. (2004). The Political Marketing Revolution. Manchester: Manchester Press University. Lock‚ A. and Harris
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Integrating Self Service Kiosks in a Customer-service System Cornell Hospitality Report Vol. 10‚ No. 6‚ April 2010 by Tsz-Wai Lui‚ Ph.D.‚ and Gabriele Piccoli‚ Ph.D. www.chr.cornell.edu Advisory Board Ra’anan Ben-Zur‚ Chief Executive Officer‚ French Quarter Holdings‚ Inc. Scott Berman‚ U.S. Advisory Leader‚ Hospitality and Leisure Consulting Group of PricewaterhouseCoopers Raymond Bickson‚ Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer‚ Taj Group of Hotels‚ Resorts‚ and Palaces Stephen
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sustain market share to predict future demand from his production‚ and Bob (Division President) is pressured to present increased Shareholder Value to Worldwide Spirits for future promotion. Throughout the article several issues are raised‚ J. F. Rayport highlights that the problems are ‘political‚ not practical’ (Nunes & Driggs‚ October 2006‚ p46)‚ whilst D. Herman emphasises the direct marketing to customers‚ ‘How many times must they hear from a company in a single year’ (Nunes & Driggs‚ October
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performance and satisfaction of industrial salesperson‚ Journal of Marketing‚ 48 (4)‚ 9–21. Organ‚ D. W. and C. N. Green (1974)‚ Role ambiguity‚ locus of control‚ and work satisfaction‚ Journal of Applied Psychology‚ 59‚ 101–102. Kohli‚ A. K. and B. J. Jaworski (1990)‚ Market orientation: the construct‚ research propositions‚ and managerial implications‚ Journal of Marketing‚ 54 (2)‚ 1–18. Day‚ G. S. (1994)‚ The capabilities of market-driven organizations‚ Journal of Marketing‚ 58 (4)‚ 37–52. Evans‚ K.
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Formalization of the Front-end Phase of the Innovation Process – Competitive Advantage or a Path to Downfall? Jarno Poskela‚ jarno.poskela@hut.fi Helsinki University of Technology‚ Finland Abstract The influence of front-end process formalization on front-end performance is currently intensively debated issue in the new product development literature. The main line of arguments state that process formalization in general kills creativity and leads to decreased innovativeness. However‚ studies
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