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Force Management Session 10: Final Exam Session #1: Defining Marketing and the Marketing Process • Marketing: Managing Profitable Customer Relationships • Company and Marketing Strategy: Partnering to Build Customer Relationships • Marketing in the Digital Age: Making New Customer Connections 2 Marketing: Managing Profitable Customer Relationships Kotler and Armstrong (2008) Chapter 1 7 Objectives • Be able to define marketing and discuss its core concepts. • Be able to define marketing

for travel, visual, lessens impact Avantages: gain de temps pour les voyages, impact visuel, diminue of power/status, makes users be better prepared d'état de l'alimentation /, permet aux utilisateurs de mieux se préparer Disadvantages: miss interpersonal contact, not good for initial brainstorming sessions, expensive Inconvénients: miss interpersonnelle de contact, pas bon pour les premières séances de remue-méninges, chère Electronic mail Le courrier électronique Advantages: convenient, messages

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engage in long term relationships with service providers. Such benefits can be expected to play a crucial role in the success of service firms. The aim of this communication is to tackle the role of relational benefits in developing long-term relationships with consumer trough the cultural paradigmatic lens. Specifically, we focus on the moderating role of power distance, individualism/collectivism, masculinity/femininity, and uncertainty avoidance for the benefits-outcomes relationship. Then, we discuss

la distance interpersonnelle est faible, plus le contact oculaire diminue et moins l'orientation du corps est directe (36;37). Patterson l'a complété (1975) en intégrant la prise de contact, le changement de degré d'intimité ("arousal model of interpersonal intima-cy") selon les deux alternatives : réaction émotive positive ou réaction négative. Ces modèles sont intéressants dans la mesure où ils montrent la synergie entre les différentes activités énonciatives, et la recherche d'un équilibre consensuel

Belfast, Belfast, UK, and Brian Squire Manchester Business School, The University of Manchester, Manchester, UK Abstract Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to investigate the different patterns of purchasing function configuration, and the relationship between such patterns and organisational performance. Design/methodology/approach – Despite considerable attention, there is little evidence showing the current situation toward the development of purchasing functions within organisations. Through

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competitive advantage in banking industry requires the establishment of relationship quality. Nevertheless, the majority of business relationships models are static and do not predict the potential impact of one parameter’s evolution in a given relationship. At the same time, information and communication technologies constitute a major shift in banking industry. This led us to ask about the effects ICT can have on relationship quality. Based on an empirical study conducted in Tunisian business-tobusiness