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                                      CHAPTER ONE
                             1. OVERVIEW OF STRATEGIC MARKETING
       Concept of Strategic Marketing
        Strategic marketing management is a system designed to help 
        management both precipitate and make strategic decisions, as well as 
        create strategic visions. A strategic decision involves the creation, 
        change, or retention of a strategy.
       In contrast to a tactical decision, a strategic decision is usually costly in 
        terms of the resources and time required to reverse or change it.
        
       Strategic market management, or simply, strategic management, is 
        motivated by the assumption that the planning cycle is inadequate to 
        deal with the rapid rate of change that can occur in a firm’s external 
        environment. 
  • Gary Hamel and C.K. Prahalad argue that managers 
   should have a clear and shared understanding of how 
   their industry may be different in 10 years and a strategy 
   for competing in that world. They challenge managers to 
   evaluate the extent to which
  • Management has a distinctive and farsighted view, rather than a 
   conventional and reactive view, about the future.
  • Senior management focuses on regenerating core strategies rather 
   than on reengineering core processes.
  • Competitors view the company as a rule maker rather than a rule 
   follower.
  • The company’s strength is in innovation and growth rather than in 
   operational efficiency.
  • The company is mostly out in front rather than catching up.
                                            Cont’d
       • Within a given environment, marketing 
           strategy deals essentially with the interplay of 
           three forces known as the strategic three Cs:
       •   the customer
       •   the competition
       •   and the corporation
       WHY STRATEGIC MARKETING MANAGEMENT?
        Precipitate the consideration of strategic choices. 
        Force a long range view.
        Make visible the resource allocation decision. 
        Aid strategic analysis and decision making. 
                Cont’d
     Provide a strategic management and control system. 
     Provide both horizontal and vertical communication and 
      coordination systems. 
     Help a business cope with change. 
   Characteristics of Strategic Marketing
    Emphasis on long-term implications
    Corporate inputs
    Varying roles for different products/markets
    External Market Orientation 
    Proactive Strategies
    Importance of the Information System
    Knowledge Management 
                Cont’d
    Online Analysis and Decision Making
    Entrepreneurial Thrust
    Implementation 
    Global Realities
    Empirical Research
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