Genetic Engineering

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  • Green Marketing Attitude

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    Consumer Attitude and Perception towards Green Products Abstract "Green Marketing" refers to holistic marketing concept wherein the production, marketing consumption and disposal of products and services happen in a manner that is less detrimental to the environment with growing awareness about the implications of global warming, non-biodegradable solid waste, harmful impact of pollutants etc. Both marketers and consumers are becoming increasingly sensitive to the need for switch in to green products

  • Relationship In Relationship Marketing

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    A Relationship is a mutual agreement between two parties that both of them establish with each other after gaining trust. In a relationship, Trust and Commitment are established through a series of interactions and communications when the company and the customer feel that they have a profitable exchange. Marketing can be seen as a way of organizing business functions and processes, collection of tools, methods and activities that are directed towards the customer. Combining both, Relationship Marketing

  • Forensic Entomology Case Study

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    whether the tissue of the body or bodies have been moved from one location to another. Entomology is not only struggling with biology and histology arthropods, but this time entomology in its methods also cultivate other sciences such as chemistry and genetics. With the use of examination and DNA identifiers on the body of insects in forensic entomology, then the greater the likelihood of detection such as will allow to identify the tissues of the body or bodies of a person through an insect found on the

  • Swot Analysis Of Grainger

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    Grainger SWOT Analysis Overview W.W. Grainger, Inc (GNG) was incorporated Illinois in 1928and sells a broad product line of maintenance, repair and operating (MRO) supplies. It sells to both retail customers, and businesses & institutions across United States & Canada. Over the last decade and half the company has extended its network in European Union & Eastern European countries, Latin America, and Asia. (W.W Grainger, 2017) GNG uses a combination of single channel and multi-channel strategy

  • Tappoo Company Case Study

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    INTRODUCTION The Tappoos Group was founded by my late father Mr.Tappoo Kanji on 23rd August 1941. Wonderful things have been happening since the opening of our Tappoo-City complex in the heart of Suva City. We are truly humbled by the overwhelming response we have received from people of all walks of life in regards to this iconic development. Sales management is a systematic process involving the formulation of sales strategy through development of account management policies, sales force compensation

  • Difference Between Kellogg's And General Mills Marketing

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    Question 3: a) Marketing mix is “the set of controllable, tactical marketing tools that the firm blends to produce the response it wants in the target market” (Kotler, P& Armstrong, G& Tolba, A& Habib, A, 2011) its components are: product, price, place and promotion. Product means the goods and services provided by the company to the customers, while price is the sum of money that must be paid by customer to get the product, place concern the availability of the product to the customers and finally

  • Malcolm Gladwell's The Tipping Point

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    The Tipping Point is an essential read for all marketing enthusiasts which is why it has gained a cult status in the marketing world and is referred to as the black book of 21st Century Marketing. The reason for this is that Malcolm Gladwell explains the crucial factor about how companies or ideas become a hit in the market, and what marketers should do and not do to ensure their idea or business gains immense popularity. The author has organized the facts under three main heads namely- Law of the

  • Cisco Systems Case Study

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    1. Refer to the Real World Case on Cisco Systems in the chapter. How much of the potential success of their technology do you believe will rest on their ability to imitate life-like, in-person meetings, and how much on organizations reinventing the way they operate? Cisco's technology sounds promising as it brings people together regardless of geographical location through a virtual environment. While most companies like Cisco gear towards a life-like, in-person meetings to make it more "real"

  • Customer Relationship Management Proposal

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    Customer Relationship Management Proposal In the current world, an advertisement which interrupts a customer’s life when watching television, or listening to radio does very little to persuade them regarding a product or service. What marketers should do is to build a relationship with potential customers, earning the permission to engage with them and sell products and services to them. The point to remember is that when a marketer gains approval, the customer becomes not only receptive to the message

  • Importance Of Deming Approach

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    Task 3 Deming approach The Deming approach proves that the management to be wide-ranging and a reasonable system of management that delivers consistent high performance over the long-term. Quality is the main focus in any organization as it helps to meet the needs of stakeholders and also helps to reduce waste. Deming approach was very popular in the 20th century even after Dr W Edwards Deming’s death in 1993. This approach can be applied to all management regardless of any industry. William Edwards