The enormous changes under way in economic systems mean that traditional paradigms of analysis need to be reviewed. In particular, increasing maturity of consumption patterns, emergence of new purchasing models and repositioning of corporate groups are creating a more balanced division of functions within the channel value chain between manufacturing and distribution. Starting from these assumptions the aim of this study is to focus on major development trends in channel marketing, highlighting possible impacts on the competitive equilibrium between the various players involved.
Fornari, D., New factors in channel relationships, in Grandi, S., Fornari, E., Marketing Channel Trends, Egea, Milano 2012: 1-28 [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/40564]
New factors in channel relationships
Fornari, Daniele
2012
Abstract
The enormous changes under way in economic systems mean that traditional paradigms of analysis need to be reviewed. In particular, increasing maturity of consumption patterns, emergence of new purchasing models and repositioning of corporate groups are creating a more balanced division of functions within the channel value chain between manufacturing and distribution. Starting from these assumptions the aim of this study is to focus on major development trends in channel marketing, highlighting possible impacts on the competitive equilibrium between the various players involved.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.