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Cases in strategic marketing / David Rosenthal, Lew G. Brown.

By: Rosenthal, David W [author.].
Contributor(s): Brown, Lew G [author.].
Material type: materialTypeLabelBookPublisher: Upper Saddle River, NJ : Prentice Hall, c2000Description: xiii, 610 p. : ill. ; 26 cm.ISBN: 9780130863591 (hbk.) :; 0130863599 (hbk.).Subject(s): Marketing -- Decision making -- Case studies | Marketing -- Management -- Case studiesDDC classification: 658.802 Online resources: Publisher's Description | Content Page
Contents:
Case Abstracts. Cases. I. SEGMENTATION AND BUYER BEHAVIOR. 1. West Point Market. 2. Trap-ease America. 3. The Cottages Resort and Conference Center. 4. Polaroid and the Family Imaging Market. 5. Multicon, Inc. 6. Smith's Home Foods. 7. The Greensboro Housing Authority. II. INDUSTRY STRUCTURE AND COMPETITIVE ANALYSIS. 8. Sidethrusters. 9. Gillette and the Men's Shaving Market. 10. Enterprise Rent-A-Car: Selling the Dream. 11. Scotia Aqua-farms. 12. Anheuser-Busch Dominates in the 1990’s. 13. American Greetings Faces New Challenges in the 1990’s. 14. Shades of Black. 15. Supportive HomeCare: Positioning for the 1990’s. 16. Lowe's Companies, Battling Home Depot. III. INTERNATIONAL. 17. Kodak versus Fuji. 18. Ito-Yokado Company. IV. PRODUCT. 19. Verbatim Challenges 3M for Market Leadership. 20. Broderbund Software. 21. Baxter: Scientific Products Division. V. PRICE. 22. Alma Products, Inc. 23. Southwestern Ohio Steel. VI. PROMOTION. 24. Jefferson-Pilot Corporation. 25. Replacements Limited. 26. Miami University: The Redskins Name Controversy. 27. The O’Henry Hotel. VII. SUPPLY CHAIN AND DISTRIBUTION. 28. FieldPro Manufacturing Company. 29. Johnson & Quin: The Carling Printing and Graphics Decision. 30. The David J. Joseph Company: The Henderson Shredder Project. 31. Icon Acoustics: Bypassing Tradition. 32. Chemical Additives Corporation-Specialty Products Group. 33. Thai Chempest. VIII. ETHICS AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY. 34. Southwestern Ohio Steel, LP: The Matworks Decision. 35. Starbucks Coffee Company: The Dorosin Issue. 36. Hoechst-Roussel Pharmaceuticals, Inc.: RU486. IX. COMPREHENSIVE CASES. 37. Intermark: Designing UNICEF's Oral Rehydration Program in Zambia. 38. Chateau des Charmes Wines, LTD. 39. Schweppes Raspberry Ginger Ale. X. APPENDICES. A. Analyzing Strategic Marketing Cases. B. Financial Analysis for Marketing Strategists. C. Presenting Marketing Cases Orally.
Summary: This casebook offers a collection of 39 real cases that are pedagogically sound, appealing to students, stimulating to teach, and on target with respect to the leading problems and issues in strategic marketing. Decision focused, peer-reviewed, and classroom tested, the cases can be taught from a functional perspective as well as from a corporate strategy level. The cases provide a variety of strategic marketing situations which cover the spectra of large and small, public and private, product and service, domestic and international companies, and involve all functional areas—Target marketing and Segmentation; Buyer Behavior; Industry structure; Environmental analysis; The marketing mix; Customer service and satisfaction; Financial analysis; and International. Appendices cover case analysis, financial analysis, and oral presentations. Available on Custom Database. Taken from Publisher's (Pearson) Website.
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Includes bibliographical references.

Case Abstracts.
Cases.
I. SEGMENTATION AND BUYER BEHAVIOR.
1. West Point Market.
2. Trap-ease America.
3. The Cottages Resort and Conference Center.
4. Polaroid and the Family Imaging Market.
5. Multicon, Inc.
6. Smith's Home Foods.
7. The Greensboro Housing Authority.
II. INDUSTRY STRUCTURE AND COMPETITIVE ANALYSIS.
8. Sidethrusters.
9. Gillette and the Men's Shaving Market.
10. Enterprise Rent-A-Car: Selling the Dream.
11. Scotia Aqua-farms.
12. Anheuser-Busch Dominates in the 1990’s.
13. American Greetings Faces New Challenges in the 1990’s.
14. Shades of Black.
15. Supportive HomeCare: Positioning for the 1990’s.
16. Lowe's Companies, Battling Home Depot.
III. INTERNATIONAL.
17. Kodak versus Fuji.
18. Ito-Yokado Company.
IV. PRODUCT.
19. Verbatim Challenges 3M for Market Leadership.
20. Broderbund Software.
21. Baxter: Scientific Products Division.
V. PRICE.
22. Alma Products, Inc.
23. Southwestern Ohio Steel.
VI. PROMOTION.
24. Jefferson-Pilot Corporation.
25. Replacements Limited.
26. Miami University: The Redskins Name Controversy.
27. The O’Henry Hotel.
VII. SUPPLY CHAIN AND DISTRIBUTION.
28. FieldPro Manufacturing Company.
29. Johnson & Quin: The Carling Printing and Graphics Decision.
30. The David J. Joseph Company: The Henderson Shredder Project.
31. Icon Acoustics: Bypassing Tradition.
32. Chemical Additives Corporation-Specialty Products Group.
33. Thai Chempest.
VIII. ETHICS AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY.
34. Southwestern Ohio Steel, LP: The Matworks Decision.
35. Starbucks Coffee Company: The Dorosin Issue.
36. Hoechst-Roussel Pharmaceuticals, Inc.: RU486.
IX. COMPREHENSIVE CASES.
37. Intermark: Designing UNICEF's Oral Rehydration Program in Zambia.
38. Chateau des Charmes Wines, LTD.
39. Schweppes Raspberry Ginger Ale.
X. APPENDICES.
A. Analyzing Strategic Marketing Cases.
B. Financial Analysis for Marketing Strategists.
C. Presenting Marketing Cases Orally.

This casebook offers a collection of 39 real cases that are pedagogically sound, appealing to students, stimulating to teach, and on target with respect to the leading problems and issues in strategic marketing. Decision focused, peer-reviewed, and classroom tested, the cases can be taught from a functional perspective as well as from a corporate strategy level. The cases provide a variety of strategic marketing situations which cover the spectra of large and small, public and private, product and service, domestic and international companies, and involve all functional areas—Target marketing and Segmentation; Buyer Behavior; Industry structure; Environmental analysis; The marketing mix; Customer service and satisfaction; Financial analysis; and International. Appendices cover case analysis, financial analysis, and oral presentations. Available on Custom Database. Taken from Publisher's (Pearson) Website.

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