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Journal of Advertising Research. :2023-007
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Industrial Marketing Management. 103:183-197
Innovation is increasingly a cocreative process centered on developing new solutions and (re)shaping service ecosystems. Recent research provides important insights into the capabilities keystone actors deploy to drive innovation in their role as a
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Journal of Macromarketing. 43:61-75
Macromarketing is often contrasted with micro-views of dyadic relationships, such as firm/customer interactions and transactional exchange. However, developing solutions for “wicked” social problems that are often viewed through a macro lens requ
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AMS Review. 11:375-389
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Journal of Services Marketing, 2015, Vol. 29, Issue 6/7, pp. 453-462.
Externí odkaz:
http://www.emeraldinsight.com/doi/10.1108/JSM-03-2015-0126
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Journal of Consumer Research. 48:939-969
Diffusion is traditionally examined at a macro level, measured by adoption (e.g., sales), or at a micro level, assessed by consumer characteristics (e.g., adopter types). We address diffusion at a meso level focusing on how a practice disseminates ac
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AMS Review. 11:252-271
The marketing academy continues to struggle with issues of managerial relevance. We argue that, at its core, marketing’s problems with managerial relevance do not lie in diverging roles and interests between academics and practitioners, but in the
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AMS Review. 11:9-22
Prior research on customer journeys chiefly focuses on identifying, from the firm perspective, firm-customer touchpoints. Importantly, the extant literature begins to maps aggregate firm-customer interactions over time to reveal how sequenced firm-co
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Journal of Business Research. 116:526-534
The diffusion of innovation is generally referred to as the spread or adoption of a technology within a social context. This view separates technological and market aspects of innovation by relying on an underlying assumption of a unidirectional flow