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The effect of entrepreneurial orientation and market orientation on customer lifecycle management - A multiple case study from the automotive industry
Title:
The effect of entrepreneurial orientation and market orientation on customer lifecycle management - A multiple case study from the automotive industry
Author(s):
Känkänen, Elina
Date:
2012
Language:
en
Pages:
135
Department:
Department of Management and International Business
Johtamisen ja kansainvälisen liiketoiminnan laitos
Major/Subject:
SME Business Management (Yrittäjyys ja pienyritysten johtaminen)
Keywords:
entrepreneurial orientation
,
market orientation
,
customer lifecycle management
,
automotive industry
Controlled terms:
pk-yritykset
,
smes
,
yrittäjyys
,
entrepreneurship
,
markkinat
,
markets
,
asiakkaat
,
customers
,
elinkaari
,
life cycle
,
autoteollisuus
,
car industry
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P1 I | Archive number:
12996
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Abstract:
The effect of entrepreneurial orientation and market orientation on customer lifecycle management -
A multiple case study from the automotive industry
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http://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi:aalto-201301151043
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