2000
DOI: 10.1057/palgrave.jibs.8490907
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The Development and Impact of Marketing Capabilities in Central Europe

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“…As a result, INVs are more likely to choose entry modes that give them higher control when transferring tacit know-how capabilities (Madhok, 1998;Luo, 2001), especially because these capabilities are essential for understanding long-term competitive advantage in INVs. In this regard, Fahy et al (2000) state that wholly-owned subsidiaries will be a more efficient vehicle through which to transfer marketing knowledge than other organizational arrangements.…”
Section: The Influence Of Marketing Capabilities On Entry Mode Choicementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…As a result, INVs are more likely to choose entry modes that give them higher control when transferring tacit know-how capabilities (Madhok, 1998;Luo, 2001), especially because these capabilities are essential for understanding long-term competitive advantage in INVs. In this regard, Fahy et al (2000) state that wholly-owned subsidiaries will be a more efficient vehicle through which to transfer marketing knowledge than other organizational arrangements.…”
Section: The Influence Of Marketing Capabilities On Entry Mode Choicementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this regard, the development of marketing capabilities is generally an important source of competitive advantage and a positive association between these capabilities and local performance has been demonstrated (Day 1994, Fahy et al 2000. As marketing capabilities can be used to create and disseminate useful knowledge (Bharadwaj et al, 2005), and have the characteristics of value, inimitability, immobility, and non-substitutability (Vorhies & Morgan, 2005), firms with stronger marketing capabilities should be better positioned to create demand growth and appropriate the accompanying growth in economic revenues.…”
Section: Influence Of Marketing Capabilities On International Performmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Empirical examination of the resource-based view has been fragmented and limited in scope (Fahy, 2001). There has been relatively little use of the resource-based view as a framework for analysis in marketing strategy (the exceptions include Wernefelt, 1984;Bharadwaj, Varadarajan and Fahy, 1993;Fahy at al, 2000).…”
Section: Criticisms Of the Resource-based Viewmentioning
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“…Na concepção teórica de Hooley et al (2005), consistente com outras formulações recentes (Atuahene-Gima, 1996;Han et al, 1998;Baker e Sinkula, 1999a, 1999b e sustentada em seus trabalhos anteriores (Hooley et al, 1999;Fahy et al, 2000;Hooley e Cox, 2000;Hooley et al, 2001;Fahy e Hooley, 2002;Gray e Hooley, 2002;Hooley et al, 2003), numa organização altamente orientada ao mercado, é de se esperar que as práticas de administração de recursos humanos sejam dirigidas a contribuir para o valor do cliente.…”
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“…O modelo teórico foi baseado em contribuições prévias na área, em especial os trabalhos liderados por Hooley (e.g. : HOOLEY et al, 1999;Fahy et al, 2000;Hooley e Cox, 2000;Hooley et al, 2001;Fahy e Hooley, 2002;Gray e Hooley, 2002;Hooley et al, 2003;Hooley et al, 2005); as publicações sobre as capacidades de marketing de Day (1994); os ativos baseados no mercado de Srivastava, Shervani e Fahey (1998); e a orientação para o mercado e o impacto sobre a performance empresarial e suas dimensões, desenvolvidos a partir dos estudos de Naver e Slater (1990) e de Kohli e Jaworski (1990), posteriormente expandidos por Baker e Sinkula (2005). Os resultados encontrados trazem relevantes implicações acadêmicas e gerenciais, contribuindo para a ampliação dos trabalhos que abordam esses temas como modelos integrados.…”
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