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Fundamentals of business-to-business marketing : mastering business markets / Michael Kleinaltenkamp, Wulff Plinke, Ian Wilkinson, Ingmar Geiger, editors.
Format
Book
Language
English
Published/Created
Cham : Springer, 2015.
Description
vii., 330 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm.
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Subject(s)
Industrial marketing
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Editor
Kleinaltenkamp, Michael
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Plinke, Wulff
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Wilkinson, Ian (Managing Director of Cotswold Seeds)
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Geiger, Ingmar
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Series
Springer texts in business and economics
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Summary note
This textbook gives a comprehensive overview of the key principles of business marketing. The reader will be introduced into methods and theories in order to understand business markets and marketing better. Not only are the principles of business marketing addressed, but also deep knowledge of organizational buying and market research on business markets. The book sets the stage for developing marketing programs for business markets in their different facets"--Jacket.
Contents
The market process / Wulff Plinke and Ian Wilkinson
The core concept of marketing management / Wulff Plinke
Introduction to business-to-business marketing / Michael Kleinaltenkamp
Business buying behavior / Sabine Fliess, Wesley Johnston, and Christina Sichtmann
Procurement policy / Bernd Günter, Matthias Kuhl, Markus Ungruhe, and Ian Wilkinson
Business market research / Frank Jacob and Rolf Weiber.
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ISBN
9783319124629
3319124625
OCLC
898164850
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