Handbook of Relationship Marketing 2000
DOI: 10.4135/9781452231310.n9
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An Integrated Model of Buyer-Seller Relationships

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“…Their blurred role created a legitimacy issue, as they lacked the technical education of the leading project managers, and the hierarchical position of the sales managers. They are included in the relationship developer group as they were able to develop a close relationship with the customers; a social bond (Wilson, 1995;Wilson and Mummalaneni, 1986) that was not easily transferred to the sales managers after project handover.…”
Section: Typical Professional and Occupational Groups In Service-intementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Their blurred role created a legitimacy issue, as they lacked the technical education of the leading project managers, and the hierarchical position of the sales managers. They are included in the relationship developer group as they were able to develop a close relationship with the customers; a social bond (Wilson, 1995;Wilson and Mummalaneni, 1986) that was not easily transferred to the sales managers after project handover.…”
Section: Typical Professional and Occupational Groups In Service-intementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Como resultado imediato desse pujante interesse da academia, várias teorias e modelagens têm sido propostas e testadas em diversos contextos de negócios com o intuito de entender a lógica, a dinâmica e as nuances referentes aos relacionamentos interorganizacionais (ANDERSON; NARUS, 1990;HÅKANSSON, 1982;WILSON, 1995). Diante do amplo conjunto de arcabouços conceituais existentes na literatura de negócios ligados à Network Theory, o modelo Ator-Atividades-Recursos (AAR) desenvolvido pelo IMP-Group tem recebido destaque e notoriedade no cenário acadêmico (FORD et al, 2011).…”
Section: Sergio Carvalho Benício De Mello Francisco Ricardo Bezerraunclassified
“…Para que o relacionamento caminhe para o longo prazo, deve haver benefícios para ambos os parceiros, e estes benefícios provindos de uma forte colaboração devem naturalmente exceder os benefícios adquiridos se as empresas trabalhassem individualmente. Os benefícios a serem divididos podem vir de diferentes formas, tais como: acesso às novas tecnologias e à informação, acesso a mercados restritos, custos de operação mais baixos tanto para o comprador quanto para o fornecedor, e ainda preços mais baixos (WILSON, 1995).…”
Section: Divisão De Riscos/recompensasunclassified