International Marketing Strategy: Analysis, Development and Implementation
by Chris Phillips (Author), Chris Phillips (Author), Isobel Doole (Author), Robin Lowe (Author)
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Used
Paperback
1995
$18.02
This textbook sets out the context, techniques and strategies involved in successful international marketing. It breaks down the area into three main parts: analysis - including trading environment, market considerations, research and opportunities; development - including planning, standardization, entry strategies; and implementation - including product strategy, international communication, distribution, pricing, challenges. It takes material from around the world, including Europe, Australia, Pacific Rim and USA, covering consumer and business to business, manufacturing and services. With short case illustrations, longer integrated cases, summaries and discussion points, undergraduate students should find this easy to use both as a course book and for revision reference. Following the new syllabus of the international marketing section of CIM qualifications, this should also serve as reading for any student undertaking these examinations.
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Used
Paperback
2004
$3.29
This new and completely revised edition ensures the best-selling textbook International Marketing Strategy continues to meet the needs of the international marketing student and practitioner in an up to date an innovative manner. It succeeds in maintaining the clarity of the previous editions while incorporating new and original material which ensures its continued status as the number one UK text on international marketing. The book is divided into three main subject areas, analysis, strategy development and implementation. In each of the key subject areas the book continues to stress the importance of building the skills, aptitudes and abilities of managers in order to equip their firms to compete effectively in the global marketplace. Changes to the fourth edition include additional chapters on enabling technologies in international marketing, focussing upon the increasing use of technology solutions in gaining international business, and on ethical issues in IM. A new, more practical and applied learning approach to planning is introduced throughout the text integrating into the text much of the planning material from previous editions.
For instance, the special focus at the end of each section will be replaced by a focus on international planning and its application by the student to a 'live' case study.The pedagogy has been enhanced to provide lecturers and students with far better tools for learning and teaching. New case studies are included at the end of each chapter to stimulate a discussion of both the specific issues of the chapter but also how the chapter topic is integrated within the wider context of international marketing strategy. Within each chapter are two management dilemmas and approximately six illustrations including wider geographical coverage of the international marketing illustrations and updated examples relevant to the current international marketing issues.
Synopsis
This textbook sets out the context, techniques and strategies involved in successful international marketing. It breaks down the area into three main parts: analysis - including trading environment, market considerations, research and opportunities; development - including planning, standardization, entry strategies; and implementation - including product strategy, international communication, distribution, pricing, challenges. It takes material from around the world, including Europe, Australia, Pacific Rim and USA, covering consumer and business to business, manufacturing and services. With short case illustrations, longer integrated cases, summaries and discussion points, undergraduate students should find this easy to use both as a course book and for revision reference. Following the new syllabus of the international marketing section of CIM qualifications, this should also serve as reading for any student undertaking these examinations.