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Midterm

Marketing Management

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What is a ratio of benefits to costs, as viewed from the eyes of the beholder (the customer)? Value
What utility is created by changing the physical characteristics of a product? Form Utility
What utility is created by making a product available when needed? Time Utility
What utility is created by making a product available where needed? Place Utility
What utility is created by transferring ownership of a product? Ownership Utility
What is the firm's communication of the unique value of its products to its customers? Value Proposition
What may include the whole bundle of benefits the company promises to deliver, not just the benefits of the product itself? Value Message
What serves as a means for firms to identify ways to create, communicate, and deliver more customer value within a firm? Value Chain
What business management tool developed by Michael Porter analyzes primary and support activities? Porter's Value Chain
What are the primary activities in Porter's Value Chain? Inbound Logistics, Operations, Outbound Logistics, Marketing and Sales, Service
What is the ongoing process of developing and implementing market-driven strategies for an organization? Marketing Planning
What is the resulting document that records the marketing planning process? Marketing Plan
What serves as a core driver of business strategy? Marketing (Big M)
What represents specific programs and tactics aimed at customers and stakeholders? Marketing (Little m)
What concept must everyone in an organization understand and support for effective marketing planning? Customer Orientation
What sets the tone for marketing planning? C-Suite
What is connected to the firm's business plan in the marketing planning framework? Marketing Plan
What is often used to describe the process of marshaling resources toward a central purpose around the customer? Market-Driven Strategic Planning
What views SBUs and product lines as investments from which returns are expected? Portfolio Analysis
What portfolio analysis tool classifies businesses as Stars, Cash Cows, Problem Children, and Dogs? BCG Growth-Share Matrix
What portfolio analysis tool evaluates market attractiveness and business position? GE Business Screen
What articulates an organization's purpose or reason for existence? Mission Statement
What is included in most mission statements as the company's desired future state? Strategic Vision
What eventually become refined into specific measurable objectives? Goals
What is a comprehensive plan stating how the organization will achieve its mission and objectives? Strategy
What is the overall directional strategy at the business level? Generic Strategy
What are the three primary categories of competitive strategy? Cost Leadership, Differentiation, Focus
What are activities the firm does well? Core Competencies
What are core competencies that are superior to competitors? Distinctive Competencies
What cannot be easily duplicated by competitors? Sustainable Competitive Advantage
What summarizes strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats? SWOT Analysis
What reveals strengths and weaknesses? Internal Analysis
What points to opportunities and threats? External Analysis
What type of goals are qualitative? Goals
What type of goals are quantitative? Objectives
What strategy seeks to increase sales of existing products in existing markets? Market Penetration
What strategy creates growth by selling new products in existing markets? Product Development
What strategy introduces existing products to new markets? Market Development
What strategy emphasizes new products and new markets? Diversification
What are the implementation elements of marketing planning? Forecast, Budget, Marketing Metrics
What is the process of measuring marketing results and adjusting the marketing plan? Marketing Control
What implementation strategy describes tasks, resources, responsibilities, and metrics? Action Plans
What plans are implemented if the marketing plan becomes unviable? Contingency Plans
What are Miles and Snow's strategy types? Prospectors, Analyzers, Defenders, Reactors
What macro-level external environment factor involves government and regulations? Political, Legal, and Ethical
What macro-level external environment factor involves society and population trends? Socio-Cultural/Demographic
What macro-level external environment factor involves innovation and advancements? Technological
What macro-level external environment factor involves financial conditions? Economic
What macro-level external environment factor involves ecological conditions? Natural
What model includes threats of entrants, rivalry, substitutes, buyer power, and supplier power? Porter's Five Forces
What do marketing managers need to design and execute research that generates precise information? Marketing Research
What are the two fundamental types of marketing information? Broad Areas of Interest, Specific Questions
What is the continuing process of identifying, collecting, analyzing, accumulating, and dispensing critical information? Marketing Information System
What does MIS stand for? Marketing Information System
What sources collect information inside the company? Internal Sources
What formal system collects, interprets, and distributes sales data? Sales Information System
What does SIS stand for? Sales Information System
What sources collect information outside the company? External Sources
What is the continuous process of collecting, analyzing, and storing data from the macro environment? Marketing Intelligence
What are examples of external sources? Demographics, Economic Conditions, Technology Transformations, Natural World, Political/Legal, Competition
What is the first step in the marketing research process? Define the Research Problem
What is the second step in the marketing research process? Establish the Research Design
What research type clarifies the research problem? Exploratory Research
What research type identifies target market characteristics? Descriptive Research
What research type determines cause-and-effect relationships? Causal Research
What are considerations in research design? Cost-Benefit Analysis, Time Until Decision, Nature of Decision, Availability of Data
What type of data is collected specifically for the study? Primary Data
What type of data already exists? Secondary Data
What are the types of primary data? Qualitative, Quantitative
What exploratory research technique uses group discussion? Focus Group
What exploratory research technique uses one-on-one questioning? In-Depth Interview
What descriptive research technique gathers responses from respondents? Survey
What descriptive research technique records actions and behaviors? Behavioral Data
What descriptive research technique observes subjects directly? Observational Data
What observational technique uses devices to record behavior? Mechanical Observation
What sampling plan includes the entire population? Census
What sampling plan uses a subset of the population? Sample
What sampling plan gives known chances of selection? Probability Sample
What sampling plan gives unknown chances of selection? Nonprobability Sample
What are secondary source categories? Government Sources, Market Research Organizations, Internet
What comprehensive business model increases revenues and profits by focusing on customers? CRM
What does CRM stand for? Customer Relationship Management
What objective of CRM acquires the right customers? Customer Acquisition
What objective of CRM retains satisfied and loyal profitable customers? Customer Retention
What objective of CRM increases customer margins? Customer Profitability
What occurs when an offering meets or exceeds expectations? Customer Satisfaction
What implies repeat purchases and strong brand relationships? Customer Loyalty
What CRM metric measures long-term relationship value? Customer Lifetime Value
What does CLV stand for? Customer Lifetime Value
What are the four phases of CRM? Knowledge Discovery, Marketing Planning, Customer Interaction, Analysis and Refinement
What contains all touchpoint information? Data Warehouse
What develops customer segments and micro-segments? Data Mining
What creates lists to reach customer segments? Database Marketing
What is the increasing quantity and complexity of data from technological sources? Big Data
What are the four Vs of Big Data? Volume, Velocity, Variety, Veracity
What V of Big Data helps understand customer behavior? Value
What category of Big Data has a logical organization? Structured Data
What category of Big Data lacks a specific structure? Unstructured Data
What category of Big Data contains some machine-readable elements? Semi-Structured Data
What uses technology to analyze market-level and individual-level data? Marketing Analytics
What analytics summarize data using charts and visualizations? Descriptive Analytics
What analytics examine relationships using regression? Diagnostic Analytics
What analytics predict future outcomes using historical data? Predictive Analytics
What analytics determine optimal actions using what-if analysis? Prescriptive Analytics
What recommendation system uses a customer's past preferences? Content Filtering
What recommendation system uses similar customers' preferences? Collaborative Filtering
What provides managers with up-to-date information? Marketing Dashboard
What marketing performance metric evaluates marketing returns relative to investment? ROMI
What does ROMI stand for? Return on Marketing Investment
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