Market Led Strategic Change: Transforming the Process of Going to Market (Record no. 110714)

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020 ## - INTERNATIONAL STANDARD BOOK NUMBER
International Standard Book Number 9780415834278
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Classification number 658.8
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Personal name Piercy, Nigel F.
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Title Market Led Strategic Change: Transforming the Process of Going to Market
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Name of publisher, distributor, etc. Routledge
Date of publication, distribution, etc. 2017
Place of publication, distribution, etc. Oxon
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Extent 583p
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General note Part I: Everything has changed, but everything is the same<br/>1. A map for market-led strategic change: using the model without getting lost!<br/>2. The changing world: the new and harsh realities we all face<br/>3. The customer is always right, except when they are wrong: customer satisfaction, customer sophistication and market change<br/>4. The evolution of marketing for a changing world: new ideas win!<br/>End of part cases<br/>Case 1 The price of oil: black gold or can someone find somewhere to store the filthy stuff?<br/>Case 2 Marijuana<br/>is the world going to pot or what?<br/>Case 3 Business and the global obesity epidemic: who made us fat?<br/>Case 4 Privacy: the new product for the 21st century<br/><br/>Part II: Developing value-based strategy<br/>5. Value-based strategy: strategic thinking and thinking strategically about value<br/>6. Market sensing and learning strategy: competitive strength through knowing more<br/>7. Strategic market choices and innovation: where to compete, where not to and what's new<br/>7. Customer value strategy and positioning: what have you got to offer, and how does it make you different to the rest?<br/>8. Strategic relationships and networks: building the infrastructure to deliver the strategy<br/>9. Strategic customer relationships: the very special case in thinking about relationship strategy<br/>Case 5 Uber: a revolution in personal transport or a death trap?<br/>Case 6 Volkswagen and emissions: Hoaxwagen sent to the naughty step<br/>Case 7 Music: we built this city on rock `n' roll, but where's the money now?<br/>Case 8 Reinventing the healthcare business: an apple a day keeps the doctor away, but only if you throw it very hard indeed<br/><br/>Part III: Processes for managing strategic transformation<br/>10. Strategic gaps: the difference between what we want and what we have got<br/>11. Organization and processes for change: building the infrastructure to make it happen<br/>12. Implementation process and internal marketing: making it happen<br/>13. An agenda for market-led strategic change: the last chapter that no one reads<br/>Case 9 Alibaba: Amazon plus eBay plus some<br/>Case 10 Facebook: OK, Mark, very clever, but where's the money?<br/>Case 11 The continuing dilemma for Marks &Spencer: and no jokes about "Has Marks lost its sparks"!<br/>Case 12 Counter-implementation strategy: the anatomy of hate and the tactics of the gutter.<br/>
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Personal name Marketing - Management
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