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Co innovation: developing new products and services in cooperation with customers in social media platforms   customer motives

Co innovation: developing new products and services in cooperation with customers in social media platforms customer motives

... effort. Innovation processes became more diffused and organizations started to focus on knowledge sharing not only within but also between different businesses and finally also with ...the new product ... See full document

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Co Innovation: customer motives for participation in co creation processes via social media platforms

Co Innovation: customer motives for participation in co creation processes via social media platforms

... different social networking sites, Facebook ...on social media sites ranges between 101 and 500 for ...in social media ...about products or services they buy’ as an ... See full document

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Adoption of social media in the Australian and New Zealand wine industries

Adoption of social media in the Australian and New Zealand wine industries

... of social media has exploded in a way that traditional mass media never did; it took 38 years for the radio to attract 50 million listeners, 13 years for television to gain 50 million viewers and ... See full document

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The impact of social media and customer reviews on product choice and customer retention in the Netherlands

The impact of social media and customer reviews on product choice and customer retention in the Netherlands

... the new media possibilities, and customers who are using this platform ...ago. Customers can find information and documents about corporations all over the place on the internet (Gaines-Ross, ... See full document

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INNOVATION IN FEED MIXING MACHINE: DESIGN FOR MANUFACTURING IN INDUSTRY

INNOVATION IN FEED MIXING MACHINE: DESIGN FOR MANUFACTURING IN INDUSTRY

... a new source of ...designed. Innovation is defined simply as a "new idea, device, or ...However, innovation is often also viewed as the application of better solutions that meet new ... See full document

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Selection Listing Decisions: New Product Adoption of Food Retailers

Selection Listing Decisions: New Product Adoption of Food Retailers

... for new product adoption, while two main innovation-related attributes are explored: profit as seen from a global perspective by new arrivals that accept losses on certain products to meet ... See full document

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Impact of Customer Relationship Management as a Strategy for Competitive Advantage in Kenyan Public Universities: A Case Study of Moi UniversityRajab Nurwin Fozia, Simon M. Shiamwama, Kennedy Ntabo Otiso

Impact of Customer Relationship Management as a Strategy for Competitive Advantage in Kenyan Public Universities: A Case Study of Moi UniversityRajab Nurwin Fozia, Simon M. Shiamwama, Kennedy Ntabo Otiso

... selected customers as Wang and Mowen (2007) suggested include a portfolio of direct marketing methods such as telemarketing, direct mail, and, when the nature of the product is suitable, direct ... See full document

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Going beyond on pitch success: fan engagement as a catalyst for growth

Going beyond on pitch success: fan engagement as a catalyst for growth

... with customers have changed significantly with the emergence of social ...various social media platforms has become a ‘major factor in influencing various aspects of consumer behaviour’ ... See full document

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What is the difference between family firms and non family firms when it comes to corporate reputation? :
A study into the difference in the perceived corporate reputation of family firms versus non family firms

What is the difference between family firms and non family firms when it comes to corporate reputation? : A study into the difference in the perceived corporate reputation of family firms versus non family firms

... members and thus the family firms, go beyond just making profit and earning money. Companies differ not only in offered products, services, sector, size, performance, history, etc., but also in who is in ... See full document

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Improvement of perceived customer value generated by
Say Yeah Motion Media

Improvement of perceived customer value generated by Say Yeah Motion Media

... All definitions seem to address a slightly different perspective of this trade-off. No one definition is widely accepted, but within this research some seem to be more appropriate than others. The second definition for ... See full document

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Influence of Social Media Content on Consumer Purchase Intention: Mediation Effect of Brand Equity

Influence of Social Media Content on Consumer Purchase Intention: Mediation Effect of Brand Equity

... Social media marketing requires special attention and strategy building to achieve brand ...equity. Social media marketing is related to relationship marketing, where the firms need to shift ... See full document

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Fostering interpersonal trust on social media: physicians’ perspectives and experiences

Fostering interpersonal trust on social media: physicians’ perspectives and experiences

... on social media and when following them or having conversations with them, it is relatively easy to ensure that the information received is highly ...on social media are not judged on their ... See full document

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The Trend of Digitalization in Marketing and its Impact on the Customers

The Trend of Digitalization in Marketing and its Impact on the Customers

... ➢ Larger access to online advertisement: Most of the people are these days are always online and therefore this makes it easier for the marketing advertisements through various channels. People are always interested in ... See full document

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Comparative structural approaches regarding relevant indicators of Input Output analysis at macro and sectoral level: a case study of some European Union countries

Comparative structural approaches regarding relevant indicators of Input Output analysis at macro and sectoral level: a case study of some European Union countries

... branches Products of agriculture, hunting and related services; Products of forestry, logging and related services; Radio, television and communication equipment and apparatus; Land transport; ... See full document

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Corporate Social Responsibility and Social Entrepreneurship: A Symbiotic Association

Corporate Social Responsibility and Social Entrepreneurship: A Symbiotic Association

... Corporate social responsibility and entrepreneurship have always been key areas of brainstorming and discussion among ...a social entrepreneur across the world at large. Later on many other social ... See full document

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Barriers to investment toward Barriers to learning: the case of Béjaia area's companies in Algeria

Barriers to investment toward Barriers to learning: the case of Béjaia area's companies in Algeria

... The literature advances two different principles or determinants that favor learning by exploitation of existing activities, and hindering learning by exploration of new insights. The first principle is related to ... See full document

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HOW SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING AFFECTS CUSTOMER RETENTION: A CASE STUDY OF UBER IN LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM

HOW SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING AFFECTS CUSTOMER RETENTION: A CASE STUDY OF UBER IN LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM

... that customers tend to engage with a company actively with its brand name to making a buying ...Thus, social media can be an effective tool for companies to improve image brand’s name to take notices ... See full document

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INCREASING  VALUE AND IMAGES OF BANKING THROUGH OPTIMIZATION OF FEE BASED INCOME

INCREASING VALUE AND IMAGES OF BANKING THROUGH OPTIMIZATION OF FEE BASED INCOME

... exchange customers made respondents stated that Banking is less well known as a foreign exchange bank, namely a bank that provides foreign currency fund products such as Foreign Currency Checks, Foreign ... See full document

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SOME ASPECTS OF SOCIAL INNOVATION AND LEGAL STATUS OF SOCIAL ENTERPRISE

SOME ASPECTS OF SOCIAL INNOVATION AND LEGAL STATUS OF SOCIAL ENTERPRISE

... The social element of ...understanding social entrepreneurship lies in defining the boundaries of what we mean by ...and social entrepreneurship, with an expression of ...the motives for ... See full document

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A Review of Commercialization Tools: University Incubators and Technology Parks

A Review of Commercialization Tools: University Incubators and Technology Parks

... development, innovation, incubators and technology park, and commercialization (Miner et ...and new ventures (Studdard, ...capital, innovation and commercialization (Chandra et ... See full document

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