Who are the consumers of high-tech goods and services, and what
will their needs and preferences be as we move into the next
century? Allan Reddy and his team of marketing researchers and
professionals lay out the essentials of a high-tech consumer
profile, then dig into the implications this holds for developing
successful marketing strategies. They synthesize the important
current research and its findings, and by taking a multi-specialist
approach to their subject, they bring a variety of interlocking and
essential viewpoints to bear on it. A must read for professional
marketers and their academic colleagues, and a useful overview for
high-tech industry strategists and planners.
Reddy divides the book into eleven chapters and three
appendices. Essays introduce the major ideas about the high-tech
consumer and look at this consumer in business-to-business
marketing. Other chapters look at the Telecommunications Act, the
Internet, the importance of quality in high-tech goods, the
measurement of high-tech innovators, the global consumer, and
distribution considerations. The last chapter presents conclusions
and implications for marketers, while the appendices look at
research techniques, Internet marketing, and just-in-time
retailing. The book has substantive references and author and
subject indexes.
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