Besonderheiten der Sportbetriebslehre

Horch, Heinz-Dieter; Schubert, Manfred; Walzel, Stefan

doi:10.1007/978-3-662-43464-2

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“…Sport can be characterized as physical exercise determined by competition in a 'nonhostile' manner [27]. Gaining knowledge about sport and communicating it is the goal of sport science [28][29][30], of which sport management is a sub-field that examines the economic aspects of sport with a focus on business management functions such as planning, organizing, leading or controlling [31,32]. Topics such as marketing, operations or organization are subject areas on their own within the field of sport management comprising diverse logistics aspects such as the importance of logistics management for the marketing infrastructure [33] or process design for sport club operations [34].…”

Section: Sport Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Sport economics considers economic issues in sport from the economic theory perspective, including, among others, the application of macro-and micro-economic theories to economic problems and the concepts of price and market systems [31,89,90]. Human behavior is studied in research examining the tension between an intention and the scarcity of resource alternatives to fulfill it [91].…”

Section: Sport Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…A judgment originally formulated by Horch et al [31] for the field of sport business administration can be applied analogously to the papers considered here with a sport logistics reference: The common characteristic of these works is that they start from the 'general fundamentals' of their own subject areas, are very strongly oriented to these areas in their structure and content, and reference the subject of 'sport' usually only in an illustrative form, i.e., on the basis of practical examples, as in the case of Kauppi et al [3] for operations management.…”

Section: Sport Management Logisticsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Sport Logistics: Considerations on the Nexus of Logistics and Sport Management and Its Unique Features

Pott,

Breuer,

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2023

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Background: This paper is the first-ever discussion of sport logistics as an intersection of the academic disciplines of logistics and sport management. Methods: It reviews past literature and states that logistics in sport is widely overlooked in academic literature. It illustrates the importance and pervasive nature of logistics in the sport industry and questions how sport logistics can be positioned at the interface of logistics and sport management science. Both disciplines are contrasted under the common lens of Porter’s value chain. Results: Operations, organization and marketing are identified along with economics and strategy as areas of sport management (highly) involved with logistics. Sport logistics is defined as a research area dealing with storage and transportation issues in sport organizations. Conclusions: Based on a case example from practice, athlete equipment logistics, the authors elaborate on the unique characteristics of managing logistics in sport, e.g., low competition, personal relationships and high demand predictability. They call for a broader discourse on sport logistics in academia.

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Breuer,

ten Hompel

2023

Logistics

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“…According to the definition of the European Commission (2003), SMEs are characterised by fewer than 250 employees, annual sales of up to EUR 50 million, and a balance sheet total of no more than EUR 43 million. They differ fundamentally from large enterprises not only in quantitative terms, but also above all in terms of leadership, human resource management, organisation, production and sales, funding and procurement, and research and development (Gilmore et al, 1999;Horch et al, 2014;O'Beirne, 2013).…”

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Clever or foolish? Playing with the rivalry in leveraging sports sponsorships of SMEs

Walzel

Nowak²

2021

International Small Business Journal: Researching Entrepreneurs

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This article explores the significance of sports sponsorships by small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Due to limited resources, and the high-intensity competition among sponsors for the recipient’s attention, SMEs have to look for alternative ways to exploit the potential of their sponsorships. With the help of an experimental research design, two studies examine the effects of integrating existing sporting rivalries between sports teams into the leveraging of sponsorships. Among both fans (study 1) and local residents (study 2), the reference to a sporting rivalry in sponsorship leveraging has positive effects on sponsorship-fit, attitudes towards sponsorship and brand attitudes towards the sponsor. Negative attitudes of rival fans on this type of sponsorship leveraging are mostly irrelevant for SME sponsors due to their limited market scope. This type of sponsorship leveraging offers SMEs the opportunity to differentiate themselves as sponsors in contrast to large enterprises with a supra regional, national or international sponsorship scope.

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“…nutzt. 405 Opportunismus entwickelt sich in Vertragssituationen oft durch asymmetrische Informationen beider Vertragspartner. 406 Das Hold-up Risiko entsteht beim Spielertransfer insbesondere im Zusammenhang mit den Ausbildungskosten für den Spieler, da der Klub beim Spielertransfer seine Investitionen in den Spieler verlieren kann.…”

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Vertragsrechtliche und ökonomische Analyse des Spielertransfervertrages im Profifußball

Seip¹

2017

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Die nachfolgende Dissertation wurde im Dezember 2016 an der Rechtswissenschaftlichen Fakultät der Westfälischen Wilhelms-Universität Münster eingereicht. Großen Dank möchte ich Herrn Prof. Dr. Thomas Hoeren aussprechen, der meine Arbeit sorgfältig betreut und mit wertvollen Anregungen und Hinweisen begleitet hat. Des Weiteren geht mein Dank an die helfenden Personen aus dem Profifußball, die mich durch zahlreiche Gespräche bei der Erfassung der tatsächlichen Praxis unterstützt haben. Ein ganz besonderer Dank gilt meinen Eltern, Monika Köhler-Seip und Bernd Seip, die mir durch ihre Liebe und ihren Rückhalt meinen bisherigen Lebensweg ermöglichten, sowie meinen Geschwistern. Ebenso herzlich danke ich schließlich meiner Freundin, Franciska Berg, für ihre liebevolle Begleitung.

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Besonderheiten der Sportbetriebslehre

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Sport Logistics: Considerations on the Nexus of Logistics and Sport Management and Its Unique Features

Sport Logistics: Considerations on the Nexus of Logistics and Sport Management and Its Unique Features

Clever or foolish? Playing with the rivalry in leveraging sports sponsorships of SMEs

Vertragsrechtliche und ökonomische Analyse des Spielertransfervertrages im Profifußball

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