1985
DOI: 10.1016/0142-694x(85)90040-7
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Creative marketing and innovative consumer product design—some case studies

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“…The argument is that organizations that are market-oriented and that track and respond to customer needs and preferences can better satisfy customers and hence, perform at higher levels. Several studies support the existence of a positive relationship between the adoption of a market orientation and company performance (Alexander, 1985;Hooley et al, 1990;Takeuchi and Quelch, 1983;Urban and Star, 1991). However, what seems to be common in many research efforts is that the investigation of the relationship between the degree of adoption of market orientation and company performance is often limited as company performance is considered only in terms of`a chieved'' performance.…”
Section: Effect Of Market Orientation On Company Performancementioning
confidence: 97%
“…The argument is that organizations that are market-oriented and that track and respond to customer needs and preferences can better satisfy customers and hence, perform at higher levels. Several studies support the existence of a positive relationship between the adoption of a market orientation and company performance (Alexander, 1985;Hooley et al, 1990;Takeuchi and Quelch, 1983;Urban and Star, 1991). However, what seems to be common in many research efforts is that the investigation of the relationship between the degree of adoption of market orientation and company performance is often limited as company performance is considered only in terms of`a chieved'' performance.…”
Section: Effect Of Market Orientation On Company Performancementioning
confidence: 97%
“…Other researchers in this field [39,40,41] have shown that successful new product development depends on having aesthetic design involvement throughout the new product development process. Table V shows that continuous marketing and/or aesthetic design integration with the new product development team appears to be a prerequisite for success in this sample of companies.…”
Section: Organisationmentioning
confidence: 99%