This review explores how organisations considering the contribution and role of service in their ability to compete can respond in broadly two ways: 1) adopt a competitor orientation and emphasise low-cost delivery of services to compete on price, 2) adopt a customer orientation and develop superior customer services to differentiate the product or service and generate increased sales
Copyright © 2008 Elsevier Ltd All rights reserved.This study aimed to build a model of business perf...
The objective of this article is to illustrate how a service can develop into an important different...
To develop a managerially relevant understanding of value and value creation, these phenomena must b...
In recent years there have beenchanges in marketing focus. For ‘50s we may say itwas period of mass ...
Summary Many product-based companies are seeking to increase their competiveness by moving towards a...
This paper focuses on linkages between strategic service sourcing decisions and the competitiveness ...
As marketers recognize intense competition and are more customer focused then ever before, they cont...
Abstract. In the current period the role of services in modern economies have begun to play an impor...
Traditionally, many firms had to focus on the price of their products, as there was a constant threa...
Over the last three decades, the principles of service management have become widely accepted. These...
Firms in a variety of manufacturing sectors as well as the software industry have increasingly embra...
The Intangible Nature of Services Often Complicates the Marketing Process. Many Service Industries S...
Globalisation and the resulting increase in competition have forced organisations to seek unique way...
Unlike companies that produce tangible goods, service firms typically cannot rely on product advanta...
This study assesses how customer value affects a firm\u27s market orientation and consequently, comp...
Copyright © 2008 Elsevier Ltd All rights reserved.This study aimed to build a model of business perf...
The objective of this article is to illustrate how a service can develop into an important different...
To develop a managerially relevant understanding of value and value creation, these phenomena must b...
In recent years there have beenchanges in marketing focus. For ‘50s we may say itwas period of mass ...
Summary Many product-based companies are seeking to increase their competiveness by moving towards a...
This paper focuses on linkages between strategic service sourcing decisions and the competitiveness ...
As marketers recognize intense competition and are more customer focused then ever before, they cont...
Abstract. In the current period the role of services in modern economies have begun to play an impor...
Traditionally, many firms had to focus on the price of their products, as there was a constant threa...
Over the last three decades, the principles of service management have become widely accepted. These...
Firms in a variety of manufacturing sectors as well as the software industry have increasingly embra...
The Intangible Nature of Services Often Complicates the Marketing Process. Many Service Industries S...
Globalisation and the resulting increase in competition have forced organisations to seek unique way...
Unlike companies that produce tangible goods, service firms typically cannot rely on product advanta...
This study assesses how customer value affects a firm\u27s market orientation and consequently, comp...
Copyright © 2008 Elsevier Ltd All rights reserved.This study aimed to build a model of business perf...
The objective of this article is to illustrate how a service can develop into an important different...
To develop a managerially relevant understanding of value and value creation, these phenomena must b...