Innovation in Pricing: Contemporary Theories and Best Practices (Record no. 117557)

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Title Innovation in Pricing: Contemporary Theories and Best Practices
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Date of publication, distribution, etc. 2018
Place of publication, distribution, etc. Oxon
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General note Part I: Introduction <br/>1. Innovation in pricing: introduction<br/>2. Is innovation in pricing your next source of competitive advantage?<br/>Part II: Innovation in Organizing the Pricing function <br/>3. The organizational design of the pricing function in firms: a center-led management approach<br/>4. Organizational barriers and the implementation of customer value map analysis: a case study of a global manufacturing firm in the polymer technology industry<br/>5. CEO championing of pricing and the impact on firm performance<br/>6. Who is in charge of value? The emerging role of Chief Value Officer<br/>7. Interview: how a vice president of value can drive profits in B2B<br/>8. B2B pricing systems: proving ROI<br/>Part III: Innovation in Pricing Strategy <br/>9. Ten considerations for your pricing model innovation process<br/>10. Effective pricing strategies in B2B markets<br/>11. Why segmentation matters<br/>12. The five fundamental value factors<br/>13. Pricing processes in fast-paced business-to-business settings<br/>14. Pricing due diligence in the mergers and acquisition process<br/>15. Busting the four fatal myths in pricing<br/>16. Creating, calculating and communicating customer value: how compares can set premium prices that customers are willing and able to pay<br/>17. Pricing strategies for recessionary times<br/>Part IV: Innovation in Pricing tactics<br/>18. Using economic value communication to bend business-to-business buyers’ value perceptions<br/>19. Value: distilling the essence<br/>20. Innovation in estimating willingness to pay<br/>21. Cross-functional collaboration in value-based pricing<br/>22. Winning on the margin: the B2B value imperative<br/>Part V: Psychological aspects of pricing <br/>23. Behavioral aspects of pricing<br/>24. Ben Lowe, Julian Lowe and David Lynch<br/>Part VI: The next frontier <br/>25. Research on odd prices: dead end or field of potential innovation?
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Personal name Liozu, Stephan M.
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