2018
DOI: 10.1177/2051570718759003
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Evaluating the presence of marketing capabilities: A multidimensional, hierarchical index

Abstract: We propose a multidimensional instrument to assess the degree of presence of marketing capabilities a firm possesses, at three levels of abstraction. We first present the theoretical framework for marketing capabilities and discuss the main scales proposed by Vorhies et al. Then, we detail the steps required to develop and validate our third-order formative instrument. We assess the convergent and discriminant validity of the proposed instrument via partial least squares path modelling (PLS-PM) applied to a sa… Show more

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“…However, it will also be of interest to governmental bodies that provide the funding to underwrite small business access to MI resources and associated interpretative support. Marketing capabilities can be better understood as part of a hierarchy (Hine et al, 2014;Massiera et al, 2018a;Morgan, 2012); indeed, this graduated classification of capabilities can indicate the extent of and need for development of capabilities within a firm (Hine et al, 2014). The marketing capability hierarchy, discussed in this study, consisting of low-, medium-and high-level capabilities enables funding bodies involved in the subsidy of MI to decipher the measure and application of marketing capability within their client firms.…”
Section: Practice and Policy Implicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, it will also be of interest to governmental bodies that provide the funding to underwrite small business access to MI resources and associated interpretative support. Marketing capabilities can be better understood as part of a hierarchy (Hine et al, 2014;Massiera et al, 2018a;Morgan, 2012); indeed, this graduated classification of capabilities can indicate the extent of and need for development of capabilities within a firm (Hine et al, 2014). The marketing capability hierarchy, discussed in this study, consisting of low-, medium-and high-level capabilities enables funding bodies involved in the subsidy of MI to decipher the measure and application of marketing capability within their client firms.…”
Section: Practice and Policy Implicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to Massiera et al (2018), most studies related to marketing capabilities use measurements derived from the studies of Morgan(2003, 2005) and Morgan et al (2009). In a study conducted by Massiera et al (2018), there is a change made on the concept of marketing capabilities.…”
Section: H1: Marketing Capabilities Have a Significant Relationship With Co-operative Performance Measurement Of Marketing Capabilitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to Massiera et al (2018), most studies related to marketing capabilities use measurements derived from the studies of Morgan(2003, 2005) and Morgan et al (2009). In a study conducted by Massiera et al (2018), there is a change made on the concept of marketing capabilities. Thus, this study uses a multidimensional construct taking into account two marketing capability approaches highlighted by and Morgan(2012), namely specific marketing capabilities and architectural marketing capabilities.…”
Section: H1: Marketing Capabilities Have a Significant Relationship With Co-operative Performance Measurement Of Marketing Capabilitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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