The Enterprise shall be considered as a potentially open and contextualized system, which its survival derives from interchanges of external relationships. Nonetheless, the rational dimension is the key point to maintain a high level of competitiveness. The number of relation and interdependence with third parties is even more increasing, such that it seems to create a dissolution of enterprise"s borders and it leads us to redefine which kinds of interconnections are external and internal of itself. By reaching its interests, the enterprise is constantly reclaimed to manage social dimension relationships, which is a phenomenon that leads not to just economic objectives, but it is based on the value redistribution to the society and to the n...
In the early 1990's, marketing theory experienced a paradigm shift from a transactional approach foc...
The economic performance of a company does not depend on the company itself, but on its relationsh...
The paper reports on the importance of customer relationships in industrial markets. Our study inves...
Increasingly, producers and customers establish relationships to mutually undertake the development ...
The management of the value of an enterprise’s relationship with market stakeholders consists in a w...
The article analyses client relation management system by disclosing the role and place of relation ...
The first part of the chapter deepens the concept of relation that has been developed from a mere ec...
The role of marketing within an organisation increases along the development of the market and the i...
Abstract The main task of the modern enterprise is to build strong, sustainable relationships with c...
Abstract In business, the customer as capital is not a new idea, but scientific literature has only ...
This paper examines the value creation process as it applies to the management of customer relations...
Inspired from the context of business-to-business markets, relationship marketing in the context of ...
The concept of value has been studied from many different perspectives within economics and business...
The basic idea of customer relationship management (CRM) has been embraced and the potential benefit...
In order to increase their own competitiveness, companies have to adapt to market conditions and fac...
In the early 1990's, marketing theory experienced a paradigm shift from a transactional approach foc...
The economic performance of a company does not depend on the company itself, but on its relationsh...
The paper reports on the importance of customer relationships in industrial markets. Our study inves...
Increasingly, producers and customers establish relationships to mutually undertake the development ...
The management of the value of an enterprise’s relationship with market stakeholders consists in a w...
The article analyses client relation management system by disclosing the role and place of relation ...
The first part of the chapter deepens the concept of relation that has been developed from a mere ec...
The role of marketing within an organisation increases along the development of the market and the i...
Abstract The main task of the modern enterprise is to build strong, sustainable relationships with c...
Abstract In business, the customer as capital is not a new idea, but scientific literature has only ...
This paper examines the value creation process as it applies to the management of customer relations...
Inspired from the context of business-to-business markets, relationship marketing in the context of ...
The concept of value has been studied from many different perspectives within economics and business...
The basic idea of customer relationship management (CRM) has been embraced and the potential benefit...
In order to increase their own competitiveness, companies have to adapt to market conditions and fac...
In the early 1990's, marketing theory experienced a paradigm shift from a transactional approach foc...
The economic performance of a company does not depend on the company itself, but on its relationsh...
The paper reports on the importance of customer relationships in industrial markets. Our study inves...