Titlebook: Entrepreneurship and Innovation During Austerity; Surviving Beyond the Ian Chaston Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Pu

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Revisiting Management Philosophies,mentation of the earlier mass marketing strategies rested upon the assumption that customer needs were homogeneous and that, by offering standardised products, companies could achieve economies of scale. The high profits generated were then re-invested in heavy promotional pending to build customer

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Assessing Futures, in food technology would mean that by 2010 the world’s food supply would be growing faster than demand (Schieb, 1999). Unfortunately what these forecasts ignored is that increasing per capita income following economic growth in China and India caused these nations to bid up the price of food and oi

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,Tomorrow’s Markets,ehend what influences customer needs and how these change over time. Ultimately the demand for virtually all goods, with the possible exception of certain areas of public sector expenditure, is determined by consumer demand. In some cases, such as clothes or housing, this demand is of a direct natur

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,Tomorrow’s Competences,res developing ways of exploiting the opportunities available within the external environment and that any strategic response is determined by the nature and structure of the industry the organisation belongs to. This emphasis on environmental orientation is exemplified by Porter’s (1980) ‘contendin

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Leadership, Vision and Strategy, desired outcomes and commit all their energies to accomplishing their vision, often in the face of what may appear to others as insurmountable obstacles. They also concluded that self belief in vision permits these individuals to inspire others to support the necessary actions required to deliver t

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Technology Strategies,tion. This is because technology can provide the basis of totally new industries or permit smaller firms to develop a competitive advantage based upon disruptive innovation which is capable of successfully challenging an industry’s market leaders. The risk facing the developed nations during the new

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