Market Orientation Capabilities
A Study of Learning Processes in Market-oriented Companies
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Product details:
- Publisher VDM Verlag Dr. Müller
- Date of Publication 1 January 2009
- ISBN 9783639044294
- Binding Paperback
- No. of pages156 pages
- Language English 0
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Despite the focus on market-oriented companies' superior ability to develop unique market knowledge, few studies have examined how the information processing within the market-oriented companies transforms market data into knowledge. This book combines market orientation with organizational learning theories and develops a model that looks at causes that facilitate the learning process within the market-oriented companies. The author identifies three market orientation capabilities to reflect this learning: market orientation efficiency, market orientation scope and market orientation competitiveness. An empirical investigation among 189 hotels identifies six factors that affected market orientation capabilities, including shared visions, shared market orientation visions, open mind, knowledge level, market based incentives, and turnover. Finally, the three market orientation capabilities positively affected the companies ability to produce superior products.
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