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marketing research
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The systematic and objective
identification, collection, analysis, dissemination, and use of information that is undertaken to improve decision making related to identifying and solving problems (also known as opportunities) in marketing. |
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problem-identification
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Research undertaken to help identify
problems that are not necessarily apparent or that are likely to arise in the future. |
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Problem-solving research
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Research undertaken to help solve specific marketing problems
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Marketing research process
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A set of six steps that defines the tasks to be accomplished in conducting a marketing research study:
1)Problem definition 2)Developing an approach to the problem 3)Research design formulation 4)Fieldwork 5)Data preparation and analysis 6)Report preparation and presentation |
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Competitive intelligence
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The process of enhancing marketplace competitiveness through a greater understanding of a firms competitive environment
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Marketing research industry
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The marketing research industry
consists of suppliers who provide marketing research services. |
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Internal supplier
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Marketing research departments
located within a firm. |
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External suppliers
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Outside marketing research
companies hired to conduct a complete marketing research project or a component of it. |
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Full service suppliers
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Companies that offer the full range
of marketing research activities. |
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Syndicated services
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Companies that collect and sell
common pools of data designed to serve the information needs of multiple clients. |
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Customized services
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Companies that tailor research
procedures to best meet the needs of each client. |
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Internet services
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Companies that specialize in
conducting research on the Internet. |
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Limited service suppliers
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Companies that specialize in one
or a few steps of the marketing research process. |
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Field services
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Companies whose primary service
offering is their expertise in collecting data for research projects |
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Focus groups and qualitative services
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Services related to facilities,
recruitment, and other services for focus groups and other forms of qualitative research, such as one-on- one depth interviews. |
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technical and analytical services
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Services related to design issues and
computer analysis of quantitative data, such as those obtained in large surveys. |
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Marketing information system
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A formalized set of procedures for
generating, analyzing, storing, and distributing pertinent information to marketing decision makers on an ongoing basis |
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Decision support systems
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An information system that enables
decision makers to interact directly with both databases and analysis models. The important components of a DSS include hardware and a communication network, database, model base, software base, and the DSS user (decision maker). |