Marketing high-Tech products poses challenges to classically trained marketers who may be unfamiliar with a product\u27s underlying science or technology. Often such marketing teams, lacking scientific backgrounds, find it particularly difficult to interface with R&D and truly understand a product\u27s inner workings - something we show to be critical to fully assessing a product for effective differentiation and marketing. By utilizing a novel marketing strategy, the Interdisciplinary Strategic Marketing Framework, we show the need to hire interdisciplinarians - marketers with science backgrounds - to champion marketing teams which are able to overcome the R&D-To-Marketing communicative brick wall and delve into a product\u27s technology, ...
This paper highlights the specific way for companies in high tech industry to develop their marketin...
High tech marketing face a fundamental paradox: it must help managers to elaborate strategies apt to...
Marketing for research and science-based organizations is complex and not well understood; especiall...
Traditional focus on the study of high-technology firms and products has practically ignored the imp...
This paper deals with the small and medium sized industrial firm that chooses to develop, produce an...
Examines how R&D can learn to market itself. Draws on four intensive case studies of in-house and in...
Contains fulltext : 144287.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)Scholars ofte...
Recent trends in the global business market point to the increasing importance of technology and tec...
Economically successful high-tech innovation is one of the driving forces for global welfare. Like i...
In today's highly competitive environment, high technology-based companies must know rapid technolog...
In an environment characterized by continuously changing market and technological forces, marketing ...
This paper calls for a merger of technology and marketing under a customer value perspective; for an...
This research contributes significantly to the current marketing strategy literature by examining t...
This paper calls for a merger of technology and marketing under a customer value perspective; for an...
The paper describes the inception, progress and successful completion of a knowledge transfer partne...
This paper highlights the specific way for companies in high tech industry to develop their marketin...
High tech marketing face a fundamental paradox: it must help managers to elaborate strategies apt to...
Marketing for research and science-based organizations is complex and not well understood; especiall...
Traditional focus on the study of high-technology firms and products has practically ignored the imp...
This paper deals with the small and medium sized industrial firm that chooses to develop, produce an...
Examines how R&D can learn to market itself. Draws on four intensive case studies of in-house and in...
Contains fulltext : 144287.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)Scholars ofte...
Recent trends in the global business market point to the increasing importance of technology and tec...
Economically successful high-tech innovation is one of the driving forces for global welfare. Like i...
In today's highly competitive environment, high technology-based companies must know rapid technolog...
In an environment characterized by continuously changing market and technological forces, marketing ...
This paper calls for a merger of technology and marketing under a customer value perspective; for an...
This research contributes significantly to the current marketing strategy literature by examining t...
This paper calls for a merger of technology and marketing under a customer value perspective; for an...
The paper describes the inception, progress and successful completion of a knowledge transfer partne...
This paper highlights the specific way for companies in high tech industry to develop their marketin...
High tech marketing face a fundamental paradox: it must help managers to elaborate strategies apt to...
Marketing for research and science-based organizations is complex and not well understood; especiall...