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Advanced Marketing and Sales in Business to Business Individual project TABLE OF CONTENTS 1/ Introduction and presentation (P. 2) a) b) c) d) The industry (P. 2) The company (P. 2) The products (P. 2) The Key Account (P. 3) 2/ Selection and development of the Key Account (P.4) a) Selection of the Key Account (P.4) b) Development stages of the relationship and organizational considerations, human factors (P.4) c) Considerations about the future (P.5) 3/ Development of the

behavior Nespresso, What else ? Nespresso s customer Profile and Behavior Edouard Tintignac IFM University 2007 Nespresso s consumer behavior Table of contents Table of contens Introduction Methodology What i did Questionnaire Summary of the first findings Analysis of Nespresso customers Age Gender .. . . . .. 2 . 3 .. 4 4 . 5 . 8 13 ... 13 14 What most influenced you to buy a Nespresso machine ?..... 15 How far Nespresso customers are satisfied ?....................... 16

from the fact that the observable service quality seems to be declining, the authors tried to identify particular events causing customers to distinguish satisfactory from dissatisfactory services encounters. In order to do so, they conducted a study among customers of airlines, restaurants and hotels, asking them to identify the underlying causes of their satisfaction /dissatisfaction. The authors then used the Critical Incident Technique (CIT) to classify and categorize the results into groups and

11 Review of current and anticipated cultural and structural issues 11 B. Customer environment 12 Current and potential customer 12 What do customers do with the firm's products 12 Where do customers purchase the firm’s product 13 Why (and how) do customers select the firm's products 13 When do customers purchase the firm’s product 13 Why do potential customers not purchase the firm’s product 13 C. External environment 14 Competition 14

Ready, Set, Launch! Description of Services Online Services Key Messages Customer Pricing Promotions Tools for Partners Support Resources Ready, Set, Launch! Today, Nov 17, 2008, Microsoft announced the commercial availability of the Business Productivity Online Suite, part of the Microsoft Online Services offerings. The launch includes an event hosted by Stephen Elop in San Francisco featuring select partners and customers. Microsoft is delivering on the software-plus-services strategy  

discuss what is involved in preparing for sales visits with regard to both the salesperson and the sales manager. Many professions carry the adage “If you fail to prepare, then you should prepare to fail” ; the adage is particularly true in sales, since the seller needs to be prepared to sell the best way possible. A good sell is a good deal, it implies the fact that both sides are satisfied, sellers and especially customers. A good preparation avoids an undergone selling, and when the interview

“Zappos.com: Developing a Supply Chain to Deliver WOW!” In 1999 Nick Swinmurn, identified the customer’s demand for a new way to buy shoes, something that would differ from their traditional retailer by offering a wider collection of brand, style, color and shoes’ size. The idea that founded of Zappos was then created, an Internet location that would be the solution to the retailers’ limitation of stock and delivery. At the genesis of the company, Swinmurn amassed around 150,000 $ from his friends

Taxation and Customs Union REPORT ON EU CUSTOMS ENFORCEMENT OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS RESULTS AT THE EU BORDER - 2009 1 European Commission — Taxation and Customs Union Executive summary The number of goods, suspected of infringing intellectual property rights, detained in 2009 decreased to 118 million articles, compared to the 178 million articles recorded in 2008. The number of cases in which customs administrations intervened in 2009, decreased for the first time to 43.572 from

enough about newly acquired technology to provide quick and accurate answers to customers on the phone? And how could Marconi bring new agents up to speed on all the company’s products? Marconi’s technical support agents?500 engineers scattered in 14 call centers around the globe?field approximately 10,000 questions every month about the company’s products. Before the acquisitions, agents had relied on Tactics Online, an extranet where they and customers could search for frequently asked questions

real time customer demand to determine the optimal price & availability of a product. Or in laymen terms we can say selling the right product to the right customer at the right time at a right price thereby maximizing the overall revenue. In hotel industry yield management is done by the rates the hotel will charge & the no. of rooms available for each rate based on projected occupancies for a fixed period. This pricing is based on the elasticity of demand for selected customer segments