Keyword: Marketing
Academy of Marketing Conference Award for Birgitta Sandberg, Leila Hurmerinta and Henna Leino
Dissertation: Internet Startups Try to Solve the Chicken-and-Egg Problem with Wrong Methods
According to the doctoral dissertation by Joni Salminen, Internet startups face several interlinked problems: the solution to one problem soon leads to another. For example, lack of user-generated content and the introduction of fees for services that were previously free of charge can cause trouble for startups. The study offers various possible solutions to challenges faced by companies.
Dissertation: Networks offer a variety of resources for service innovation
According to the doctoral dissertation by Helena Rusanen, companies that develop service solutions should make extensive use of networks formed by companies and organizations when searching for innovation resources, such as technological products, development environments, financing, experience in a specific business field, reference customers, or special expertise.
Professor, honorary doctor Nicole Coviello is visiting department of Marketing and International Business
Professor, honorary doctor Nicole Coviello is visiting department of Marketing and International Business 25 November - 10 December 2014. She will make a presentation "Re-Thinking Research on Born Globals" at marketing and international business research seminar on Friday 28th November at 13-16 (LR07).
Dissertation: Customer Meetings Considered Valuable regardless of Sales Results
A doctoral dissertation by Sini Jokiniemi, M.Sc. (Econ. & Bus. Adm.), concludes that buyers and sellers value customer meetings because they offer added value that can be used in various contexts.