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The evolution of e-commerce also has brought with it a new marketing channel known as mobile marketing (m-marketing). Although mobile devices have been seen as a potential channel to reach consumers, effort is still needed to understand what influences intention to adopt mobile marketing. This...
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The Internet creates opportunities for firms to leverage information technology to expand markets, increase efficiencies and raise profits. Users benefit through expanding their global search capacity for information and experiences. However, rapid expansion and increased complexity have created...
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Conducting market research internationally adds to the complexity of the research task, when implementing an Australian business franchise system into international markets. The aim of this research is to investigate: ?Why and how do Australian companies perform international market research...
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Despite growth of Australian business franchising into international markets, there is limited academic research regarding the implementation process of business format franchise systems extending into international markets. This paper examines the implementation process of four Australian...
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Purpose – This research aims to investigate cooperative strategies within the Chilean wine cluster, in particular the factors that influence the development of inter‐firm marketing cooperation. Design/methodology/approach – A 2011 census of the Chilean wine cluster was undertaken. A 30 per...
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Compares business use of the Internet (Net) and World Wide Web (Web) across Australia, New Zealand and the UK. The reported inter‐country comparison involves studies conducted by the authors in a similar timeframe and using similar methodologies. Finds both similarities and differences across...
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Presents the viewpoints of both students of marketing and employers of these students, in an attempt to ascertain if we, as educators, are satisfying the needs of both sets of customers, namely the students studying for a sound practical business degree, and the employers requiring students with...
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Examines the concept of adapting industry models to higher education, with specific reference to the idea of an educational supply chain, in which employers, students, university staff, schools and colleges work in collaboration to ensure that the needs of all are satisfied. The empirical...
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