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Wong, Ha-wai Betty, and 黃夏慧. "A marketing information system for Reuters (Asia) Limited." Thesis, The University of Hong Kong (Pokfulam, Hong Kong), 1988. http://hub.hku.hk/bib/B31264189.

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Wong, Ha-wai Betty. "A marketing information system for Reuters (Asia) Limited /." [Hong Kong] : University of Hong Kong, 1988. http://sunzi.lib.hku.hk/hkuto/record.jsp?B12368027.

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Lin, Pei-Ying. "Consonance in Information System Projects: A Relationship Marketing Perspective." Kent State University / OhioLINK, 2010. http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=kent1299178833.

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Ahlstedt, Magnus. "Implementation of an IT based Marketing information system in a high tech company: MBA-thesis in marketing : MBA-thesis in marketing." Thesis, University of Gävle, Department of Business Administration and Economics, 2007. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:hig:diva-259.

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<p>Aim: The aim of this thesis has been to try to answer the question of how an IT based marketing information system support the formation of business and product related strategies and when and how such a system should be integrated in a company</p><p>Method: Analytical meta-study of published literature condensed through a SWOT analysis and combined with a qualitative evaluation of questionnaires directed to companies with experience of developing and implementing marketing information systems.</p><p>Result & Conclusion: Company size and market volatility decides the time of implementation of a marketing information system. Implementation should be initiated top-down in order to secure full organisational inertia. The approach should be holistic and tailor-made for each specific organisation. Users should fully integrated in development and implementation.</p><p>Suggestions for future research: Supplementary work could be carried out in trying to quantify how a marketing information system affect the new product time to market and the strategic mismatch to real market development, hence the efficiency of such a system. Another question of interest is the organisational inbound resistance to change, how this resistance affect the implementation of a marketing information system and how to overcome the boundaries it poses.</p><p>Contribution of the thesis:This thesis contributes with a general framework that sustains the implementation of a marketing information system. It answers the initial questions that a manager has, standing before the possible implementation of such a tool.</p>
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Birks, D. F. "The development of a marketing information system in a charitable housing association." Thesis, University of Salford, 1987. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.381561.

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Yen, Tashan 1973. "Marketing study and business strategies of Web-based integrated health information system." Thesis, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2002. http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/84826.

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Trombin, Vinícius Gustavo. "O uso de cenários em marketing." Universidade de São Paulo, 2014. http://www.teses.usp.br/teses/disponiveis/12/12139/tde-24062014-152114/.

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O ritmo acentuado e a magnitude das mudanças desafiam a estabilidade em diversos setores da economia, sem indícios que o mundo amanhã será menos instável e complicado. Por isso, as informações acerca do que se conhece hoje já não são suficientes para que se tome uma boa decisão: os gestores precisam antever, de modo sistemático, o que irá acontecer para que possam administrar os efeitos da mudança ou, se possível, antecipá-los, construindo assim o futuro e não somente respondendo a ele quando este mudar. Desde o surgimento dos estudos do futuro no meio empresarial na década de 1970, houve um crescimento da utilização dos cenários. Tal crescimento não afastou, contudo, discussões que abordassem a sua real contribuição, apoiadas principalmente nas seguintes idéias: muitas previsões feitas não se tinham concretizado, eventos inesperados alteram o que se conhece; e eventos acontecem aleatoriamente. Porém, tais idéias foram contestadas considerando que não é possível saber se as previsões falharam, ou o curso da história foi alterado pelo homem ao tomar conhecimento prévio dos problemas; os eventos inesperados não alteram permanentemente todos os sistemas e costumes; e, eventos aparentemente aleatórios possuem uma longa acumulação de tendências na superfície. Portanto, embora, não seja possível conhecer plenamente o futuro, pode-se reconhecer ou, pelo menos, ter uma indicação do que vai acontecer. Uma analogia pode ser feita comparando os cenários ao funcionamento dos faróis de um carro à noite. Embora não revelem tudo o que virá à frente, é impossível guiar o carro com os faróis apagados. Nesse sentido, esta tese buscou compreender como os cenários podem ser usados para a tomada de decisão em marketing. A partir do refinamento deste problema de pesquisa, chegou-se ao objetivo de analisar a elaboração de cenários, como um dos produtos possibilitados pelo Sistema de Informação de Marketing (SIM), para fins de aplicação em marketing. Para atingi-lo, inicialmente foi realizada uma revisão teórica do SIM e de cenários - congregando mais de 25 métodos - estes dois corpos teóricos foram aproximados, o que contribuiu por trazer para o centro das discussões a teoria de cenários, que até então era discutida de forma pouco aprofundada na literatura especializada de marketing. Na sequência, realizou-se uma pesquisa de campo, de caráter exploratório e qualitativo, utilizando-se o método de estudo de casos múltiplos. Participaram da pesquisa 3 empresas de grande porte, com atuação em setores diferentes e presença em mais de 90 países. Concluiu-se que o SIM não pode mais ser entendido como o foi no passado, ou seja, como um sistema separado, pois agora ele é uma parte conectada ao sistema que auxilia a gestão da empresa como um todo. Os cenários, que são elaborados para serem utilizados na tomada de decisão de marketing, são um produto do Sistema de Apoio a Decisões de Marketing e são elaborados a partir da interpretação dos dados e das informações fornecidas pelos demais componentes do SIM: Registros Internos, Inteligência de Marketing e Pesquisa de Marketing. As informações originadas de cada um dos componentes se materializam como insumo principal ou secundário para a elaboração dos cenários, dependendo do tipo de pergunta que se coloca em relação ao futuro, ou seja, se o tomador de decisão quer saber \"o vai acontecer\", então são elaborados cenários preditivos, e os registros internos são o insumo principal para isso; já se a questão colocada for \"o que pode acontecer?\", o insumo principal são as informações originadas no Sistema de Inteligência de Marketing; por fim, se a questão é \"como uma meta específica pode ser alcançada?\", o insumo principal são os registros internos. A tese mostrou que os cenários podem ser usados em marketing para apoiar uma série de decisões que requerem uma melhor compreensão do comportamento futuro tanto do consumidor quanto da concorrência, com a finalidade de identificar oportunidades e riscos de mercado. Enfim, os cenários ajudam os gestores de marketing a estarem mais atentos a temas emergentes.<br>The sharp pace and magnitude of change in business and the economy defies stability in diverse industries, and there are no evidences that the world tomorrow will be less volatile and complicated. Therefore, information about what is known today is not sufficient for making good decisions: managers need to predict what will happen in a systematic way, so that they can manage the effects of change or, if possible, anticipate them, thereby shaping the future and not just responding to it when it changes. Since the emergence of future studies in business in the 1970s, there was a growth in using scenarios. However, this growth not departed discussions that addressed their actual contribution, supported on the following ideas: many forecast had not materialized, unexpected events change what is known; events happen randomly. However, such ideas were challenged whereas that it is not possible to know if the predictions failed, or the course of history was changed by man for having prior knowledge of problems; unexpected events not alter permanently all systems and customs; and apparently random events have a long accumulation of trends in surface. Therefore, although it is not possible to fully know the future, it can be recognize or at least have an indication of what will happen. An analogy can be made comparing the scenarios with the operation of the headlights of a car at night. Although not show everything that will come forward, it is impossible to drive the car with the headlights off. In this sense, this thesis asks how scenarios can be used for decision making in marketing, from the refinement of this research problem, the goal of analyzing the scenario development, as one of the products made possible by Marketing Information System (MIS), was reached. To achieve this, initially a theoretical review of the MIS and scenarios was conducted; these two theoretical bodies were approximate, which contributed to bringing the theory of scenarios to the center of the discussion, which until then was little discussed in the marketing literature. Qualitative and exploratory field research was carried out, using the method of multiple case studies. It was concluded that the MIS cannot be understood as it was in the past, as a separate system, because now it is connected to the system that assists the management of the company as a whole. The scenarios, which are designed to be used in marketing decision making, are a product of the Marketing Decision Support System and are drawn from the interpretation of the data and information provided by other components of the MIS: Internal Database, Marketing Intelligence, and Marketing Research. The information derived from each component materializes as primary or secondary input to the scenario\'s development, depending on the type of question that arises for the future, i.e., if the decision maker wants to know \"what will happen\", predictive scenarios are then elaborated, and the internal database is the main input for this; if the question is \"what can happen\", the main input is the information originating in the Marketing System and finally, if the question is \"how a specific goal can be achieved\", the main input is Internal Database. The literature and field research showed that scenarios can be used in marketing to support a series of decisions that require a better understanding of both the consumer and competitive future behavior, in order to identify opportunities and market risks. Finally, the scenarios help marketing managers\' attend to the emerging themes.
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Illiashenko, Sergii, Yuliia Shypulinа, Nataliia Illiashenko, and Olena Gryshchenko. "The information support system's formation of marketing innovative decisions in Ukrainian companies." Thesis, Національний університет біоресурсів і природокористування України, 2019. http://repository.kpi.kharkov.ua/handle/KhPI-Press/48265.

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The research results contribute to the theoretical and practical principles of innovation management in terms of increasing the level of information support for marketing innovative decisions in Ukrainian companies.<br>Результати дослідження розвивають теоретичні та практичні засади інноваційного менеджменту в частині підвищення рівня інформаційного забезпечення маркетингових інноваційних рішень в українських компаніях.
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Chiusoli, Cláudio Luiz. "Um estudo exploratório sobre tipologia e sistema de informação de marketing." Universidade de São Paulo, 2005. http://www.teses.usp.br/teses/disponiveis/12/12139/tde-24012006-144741/.

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Muitas vezes, os executivos encaram situações em que são obrigados a tomar decisões com base em seu feeling, sem dispor de informações seguras quanto ao uso de coleta e tratamento de dados que forneçam informação crível para apoio a sua tomada de decisão. Nesse sentido, em um cenário cada vez mais competitivo, a busca incessante por informações tem dado alternativas para as organizações se adaptarem ao panorama de mudanças constituídas pela demanda crescente por novas tecnologias de informação. Assim, evidencia-se a importância do sistema de informação de marketing, parte integrante do sistema de informação da empresa. Esta tese teve como proposta identificar e descrever a aplicação e utilização da arquitetura do sistema de informações de marketing por meio de seus subsistemas: a pesquisa de marketing, a inteligência de marketing, a contabilidade interna e o sistema analítico nas empresas de médio e grande porte. Por meio de uma revisão bibliográfica foi possível aprofundar e conhecer um pouco mais sobre esse assunto ainda pouco explorado no meio acadêmico. O levantamento teórico abordou temas como o sistema de informação gerencial: origem tipologias e sua evolução. Ênfase foi dada também ao sistema de apoio à administração de marketing explicando como a área de marketing incorporou o conceito de sistemas, criando assim uma ferramenta que operacionaliza o apoio à administração nas tomadas de decisão. O sistema de informação de marketing: conceitos e importância, as tipologias de modelos de sistemas de informação de marketing na visão de vários autores, sistema de informação de marketing: uso, aplicação e classificação, fases de um sistema de informação de marketing. E por fim, os subsistemas: pesquisa de marketing e inteligência de marketing. E para complementar o estudo foi conduzido uma pesquisa de cunho exploratório com 110 empresas de médio e grande porte na cidade de Londrina, com executivos do alto e médio escalão, por meio da técnica de amostragem probabilística sistemática. Chegou-se a resultados que evidenciaram algumas associações entre os segmentos e as atividades de marketing. O que por outro lado permitiu conhecer como as organizações utilizam as informações de marketing, com o auxílio dos testes estatísticos paramétricos (Anova) e não paramétricos (Qui-Quadrado), bem como o uso das técnicas multivariadas, a análise fatorial e de correspondência. Apesar da pesquisa ter sido realizada somente na cidade de Londrina, ela apontou indicadores muito interessantes, quanto ao conhecimento do tema proposto e que possivelmente reflita alguma realidade das empresas de hoje em dia. Naturalmente a limitação imposta é que a amostra não representa o universo das empresas do Brasil, não cabendo uma inferência ao todo.<br>A lot of times, the executives face situations in that they are forced to make decisions with base in your feeling, without disposing of safe information with relationship to the collection use and treatment of data that supply believable information for support your electric outlet of decision. In that sense, in a scenery more and more competitive, the incessant search for information has been giving alternatives for the organizations if they adapt to the panorama of changes constituted by the growing demand by new technologies of information. Like this, the importance of the system of marketing information is evidenced, it leaves integral of the system of information of the company. This thesis had as intended to identify and to describe the application and use of the architecture of the system of marketing information through your subsystems: the marketing research, the marketing intelligence, the accounting interns and the analytic system in the companies of medium and big load. Through a bibliographical revision it was still possible to deepen and to know a little more on that subject little explored in the academic middle. The theoretical rising approached themes as the system of managerial information: origin typologies and your evolution. Emphasis was also given to the support system to the marketing administration explaining as the marketing area it incorporated the concept of systems, creating like this a tool that operational the support to the administration in the electric outlet of decision. The system of marketing information: concepts and importance, the typologies of models of systems of marketing information in the several authors\' vision, system of marketing information: use, application and classification, phases of a system of marketing information. It is finally, the subsystems: marketing research and marketing intelligence. And to complement the study a research of exploratory stamp it was led with 110 companies of medium and big load in the city of Londrina, with executives of the high and medium step, through the technique of sampling systematic probability. It was arrived to results that evidenced some associations between the segments and the marketing activities. What on the other hand allowed to know as the organizations they use the marketing information, with the aid of the parametric statistical tests (Anova) and not parametric (Qui-square), as well as the use of the techniques multivariate, the factorial analysis and of correspondence. In spite of the research it was only accomplished in the city of Londrina, she pointed very interesting indicators, with relationship to the knowledge of the proposed theme and that possibly reflects some reality of the companies nowadays. Naturally the imposed limitation is that the sample doesn\'t represent the universe of the companies of Brazil, not falling an inference to the whole.
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Hong, Min Teck Jeff. "The Informavore Shopper| Analysis of Information Foraging, System Design, and Purchasing Behavior in Online Retail Stores." Thesis, Singapore Management University (Singapore), 2013. http://pqdtopen.proquest.com/#viewpdf?dispub=1548070.

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<p> Global online retail sales are on the rise and are predicted to experience a double digit growth annually over the next three years. Given little marginal cost involved in adding new products and brands to their catalogues, online retailers tend to increase product and brand offerings to increase sales by selling products that could not have been sold due to space constraints in physical stores. Frank Urbanowski, Director of MIT Press, attributed the 12% increase in sales of backlist titles directly to increased accessibility to these titles through the Internet. For consumers, the ability to buy products that they would not have otherwise bought increases their consumer surplus. </p><p> Despite preferring a large assortment of products in online retail stores due to product variety and diversity in brand choices, this poses a problem to consumers as the number of alternatives and attributes reduces their confidence in the selection of a product to purchase; product comparison and evaluation also becomes a difficult task. Thus, an online retail store that does not facilitate easy product information search, comparison, and evaluation would cause consumers to make poor purchase decisions. In this thesis, I investigate how the design parameters of online stores such as the presentation of product information, product comparisons, consumer reviews, and recommendations influence consumers' information seeking and decision making process. </p><p> Specifically, the objectives of this thesis are to learn the individual and joint effects of such design parameters on the effort that consumers expend in the shopping process, quality of their purchase decisions, and their satisfaction with the shopping experience. A controlled experiment was conducted online using six variants of an online retail store to understand the effects of such design features. While the result was modest, the study found that presentation of information that allows consumers to have a preview of the subsequent page after clicking on a link has moderate effect on consumer's physical and cognitive effort in seeking product information, the purchase decision they made, and their satisfaction with an online store.</p>
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