2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.jbusres.2011.07.016
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Introduction: Thought leadership in brand management

Abstract: This special issue contains fifteen articles developed from presentations at the sixth annual Thought Leaders' International Conference on Brand Management, held at Università della Svizzera italiana in Lugano, Switzerland in April 2010. The conference received 154 submissions and following a double blind reviewing process, a little under half of these, 75 papers, were accepted and presented at the conference. The authors of the accepted conference papers had the opportunity to revise their papers after the co… Show more

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“…Brand loyalty is derived from a sense of satisfaction that is the result of creating shared value. The model in Figure 1 illustrates this relationship schematically (7). Another dimension is the interaction between brands and the customer, which causes the customer to engage with the product's contents, the function of the product in terms of professional and technical specification, and even its working model for the first time on the web.…”
Section: Ethical and Professional Issues In Iotmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Brand loyalty is derived from a sense of satisfaction that is the result of creating shared value. The model in Figure 1 illustrates this relationship schematically (7). Another dimension is the interaction between brands and the customer, which causes the customer to engage with the product's contents, the function of the product in terms of professional and technical specification, and even its working model for the first time on the web.…”
Section: Ethical and Professional Issues In Iotmentioning
confidence: 99%