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Textbook and casebook pack which will equip students to devise, implement and monitor strategies for superior performance in the market.
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Textbook and casebook pack which will equip students to devise, implement and monitor strategies for superior performance in the market.
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Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 304
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Juli 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 254mm x 185mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 703g
- ISBN-13: 9781107651302
- ISBN-10: 1107651301
- Artikelnr.: 39155595
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 304
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Juli 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 254mm x 185mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 703g
- ISBN-13: 9781107651302
- ISBN-10: 1107651301
- Artikelnr.: 39155595
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Part I. Fundamentals of Strategy, a Starting Point: 1. What is strategy; 2.
Corporate and business strategies: a market oriented perspective; Part II.
Wearing the Hat of the Strategic Analyst: 3. Where does our future lie?; 4.
Who will we share our future with?; 5. The customers we serve; 6. Taking
stock of what we have; 7. Decision making - how do we change?; Part III.
Wearing the Hat of the Strategic Planner: 8. Introducing a product and
creating a market; 9. Growing markets; 10. Mature markets; 11. Markets in
decline; Part IV. Articulating, Implementing and Monitoring your Strategy:
12. A system to deliver and measure performance in a market. Introduction
Mark Edwards and Alvin Lee; Part I. The Fundamentals of Strategy: 1.
Corporate social responsibility, stakeholder theory and climate change: is
green the new black for ExxonMobil? Catherine Archer; 2. The true character
of Jacob's Creek Peter Ling; 3. Child brand ambassadors - merely a child's
play for business? Shamsul Kamariah Abdullah; Part II. The Strategic
Analyst: 4. Marketing Spanish wine and wine tourism: an unfulfilled
potential? Abel Duarte Alonso and Martin O'Neill; 5. Corporate social
responsibility (CSR) and professional sports Abel Duarte Alonso and
Michelle O'Shea; 6. To toy or not to toy? Claire Lambert and Stephen
Fanning; 7. The art of online marketing: linking remote Aboriginal artists
with global markets Tim Acker; 8. ThurayaDSL: a product failed in maritime
market Imtiaz Sharik Hossain and M. Yunus Ali; 9. Raiders of the lost niche
Lara Stocchi; Part III. The Strategic Planner: 10. The ugly truth:
customers are not always (exclusively) loyal Lara Stocchi and Arry
Tanusondjaja; 11. Air Asia: fulfilling a childhood dream Peter Ling; 12.
Marketing in unstable times: new Aboriginal art and enterprise Tim Acker;
13. Daffodil Day: ANZ national bank - cancer society of NZ Nitha
Palakshappa and Gabriel Eweje; 14. Why did HP's Touchpad fail in the
consumer market, and Amazon's Kindle Fire succeed? Ralf Wilden; 15. New
product glitters but no glory for Thuraya in high-tech MSS market Imtiaz
Sharik Hossain and M. Yunus Ali; Part IV. Implementing and Monitoring
Strategy: 16. Do you have a 'green thumb' when it comes to growing your
brand? Lara Stocchi; 17. Marketing for transformational futures: the case
of Marshalls PLC Mark Edwards, Chris Harrop and Alvin Lee.
Corporate and business strategies: a market oriented perspective; Part II.
Wearing the Hat of the Strategic Analyst: 3. Where does our future lie?; 4.
Who will we share our future with?; 5. The customers we serve; 6. Taking
stock of what we have; 7. Decision making - how do we change?; Part III.
Wearing the Hat of the Strategic Planner: 8. Introducing a product and
creating a market; 9. Growing markets; 10. Mature markets; 11. Markets in
decline; Part IV. Articulating, Implementing and Monitoring your Strategy:
12. A system to deliver and measure performance in a market. Introduction
Mark Edwards and Alvin Lee; Part I. The Fundamentals of Strategy: 1.
Corporate social responsibility, stakeholder theory and climate change: is
green the new black for ExxonMobil? Catherine Archer; 2. The true character
of Jacob's Creek Peter Ling; 3. Child brand ambassadors - merely a child's
play for business? Shamsul Kamariah Abdullah; Part II. The Strategic
Analyst: 4. Marketing Spanish wine and wine tourism: an unfulfilled
potential? Abel Duarte Alonso and Martin O'Neill; 5. Corporate social
responsibility (CSR) and professional sports Abel Duarte Alonso and
Michelle O'Shea; 6. To toy or not to toy? Claire Lambert and Stephen
Fanning; 7. The art of online marketing: linking remote Aboriginal artists
with global markets Tim Acker; 8. ThurayaDSL: a product failed in maritime
market Imtiaz Sharik Hossain and M. Yunus Ali; 9. Raiders of the lost niche
Lara Stocchi; Part III. The Strategic Planner: 10. The ugly truth:
customers are not always (exclusively) loyal Lara Stocchi and Arry
Tanusondjaja; 11. Air Asia: fulfilling a childhood dream Peter Ling; 12.
Marketing in unstable times: new Aboriginal art and enterprise Tim Acker;
13. Daffodil Day: ANZ national bank - cancer society of NZ Nitha
Palakshappa and Gabriel Eweje; 14. Why did HP's Touchpad fail in the
consumer market, and Amazon's Kindle Fire succeed? Ralf Wilden; 15. New
product glitters but no glory for Thuraya in high-tech MSS market Imtiaz
Sharik Hossain and M. Yunus Ali; Part IV. Implementing and Monitoring
Strategy: 16. Do you have a 'green thumb' when it comes to growing your
brand? Lara Stocchi; 17. Marketing for transformational futures: the case
of Marshalls PLC Mark Edwards, Chris Harrop and Alvin Lee.
Part I. Fundamentals of Strategy, a Starting Point: 1. What is strategy; 2.
Corporate and business strategies: a market oriented perspective; Part II.
Wearing the Hat of the Strategic Analyst: 3. Where does our future lie?; 4.
Who will we share our future with?; 5. The customers we serve; 6. Taking
stock of what we have; 7. Decision making - how do we change?; Part III.
Wearing the Hat of the Strategic Planner: 8. Introducing a product and
creating a market; 9. Growing markets; 10. Mature markets; 11. Markets in
decline; Part IV. Articulating, Implementing and Monitoring your Strategy:
12. A system to deliver and measure performance in a market. Introduction
Mark Edwards and Alvin Lee; Part I. The Fundamentals of Strategy: 1.
Corporate social responsibility, stakeholder theory and climate change: is
green the new black for ExxonMobil? Catherine Archer; 2. The true character
of Jacob's Creek Peter Ling; 3. Child brand ambassadors - merely a child's
play for business? Shamsul Kamariah Abdullah; Part II. The Strategic
Analyst: 4. Marketing Spanish wine and wine tourism: an unfulfilled
potential? Abel Duarte Alonso and Martin O'Neill; 5. Corporate social
responsibility (CSR) and professional sports Abel Duarte Alonso and
Michelle O'Shea; 6. To toy or not to toy? Claire Lambert and Stephen
Fanning; 7. The art of online marketing: linking remote Aboriginal artists
with global markets Tim Acker; 8. ThurayaDSL: a product failed in maritime
market Imtiaz Sharik Hossain and M. Yunus Ali; 9. Raiders of the lost niche
Lara Stocchi; Part III. The Strategic Planner: 10. The ugly truth:
customers are not always (exclusively) loyal Lara Stocchi and Arry
Tanusondjaja; 11. Air Asia: fulfilling a childhood dream Peter Ling; 12.
Marketing in unstable times: new Aboriginal art and enterprise Tim Acker;
13. Daffodil Day: ANZ national bank - cancer society of NZ Nitha
Palakshappa and Gabriel Eweje; 14. Why did HP's Touchpad fail in the
consumer market, and Amazon's Kindle Fire succeed? Ralf Wilden; 15. New
product glitters but no glory for Thuraya in high-tech MSS market Imtiaz
Sharik Hossain and M. Yunus Ali; Part IV. Implementing and Monitoring
Strategy: 16. Do you have a 'green thumb' when it comes to growing your
brand? Lara Stocchi; 17. Marketing for transformational futures: the case
of Marshalls PLC Mark Edwards, Chris Harrop and Alvin Lee.
Corporate and business strategies: a market oriented perspective; Part II.
Wearing the Hat of the Strategic Analyst: 3. Where does our future lie?; 4.
Who will we share our future with?; 5. The customers we serve; 6. Taking
stock of what we have; 7. Decision making - how do we change?; Part III.
Wearing the Hat of the Strategic Planner: 8. Introducing a product and
creating a market; 9. Growing markets; 10. Mature markets; 11. Markets in
decline; Part IV. Articulating, Implementing and Monitoring your Strategy:
12. A system to deliver and measure performance in a market. Introduction
Mark Edwards and Alvin Lee; Part I. The Fundamentals of Strategy: 1.
Corporate social responsibility, stakeholder theory and climate change: is
green the new black for ExxonMobil? Catherine Archer; 2. The true character
of Jacob's Creek Peter Ling; 3. Child brand ambassadors - merely a child's
play for business? Shamsul Kamariah Abdullah; Part II. The Strategic
Analyst: 4. Marketing Spanish wine and wine tourism: an unfulfilled
potential? Abel Duarte Alonso and Martin O'Neill; 5. Corporate social
responsibility (CSR) and professional sports Abel Duarte Alonso and
Michelle O'Shea; 6. To toy or not to toy? Claire Lambert and Stephen
Fanning; 7. The art of online marketing: linking remote Aboriginal artists
with global markets Tim Acker; 8. ThurayaDSL: a product failed in maritime
market Imtiaz Sharik Hossain and M. Yunus Ali; 9. Raiders of the lost niche
Lara Stocchi; Part III. The Strategic Planner: 10. The ugly truth:
customers are not always (exclusively) loyal Lara Stocchi and Arry
Tanusondjaja; 11. Air Asia: fulfilling a childhood dream Peter Ling; 12.
Marketing in unstable times: new Aboriginal art and enterprise Tim Acker;
13. Daffodil Day: ANZ national bank - cancer society of NZ Nitha
Palakshappa and Gabriel Eweje; 14. Why did HP's Touchpad fail in the
consumer market, and Amazon's Kindle Fire succeed? Ralf Wilden; 15. New
product glitters but no glory for Thuraya in high-tech MSS market Imtiaz
Sharik Hossain and M. Yunus Ali; Part IV. Implementing and Monitoring
Strategy: 16. Do you have a 'green thumb' when it comes to growing your
brand? Lara Stocchi; 17. Marketing for transformational futures: the case
of Marshalls PLC Mark Edwards, Chris Harrop and Alvin Lee.