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Socio-demographic trends mean that the 50+ age group are wealthier and now enjoy high <italic>per capita</italic> incomes. Some large firms are now exploiting the opportunities within this market. This study aims to assess whether small UK service firms are also revising their marketing practices in response to...
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Purpose - The purpose of this paper is to examine the performance of firms in Peru in relation to open innovation. Design/methodology/approach – Data were acquired through a survey of Peruvian middle and senior managers. Findings – Peruvian firms engaged in open innovation did report higher...
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The purpose of this paper is to examine the behaviour of small independent financial advisors (IFAs) in terms of their involvement in networks and open innovation. A mail survey of small IFAs was undertaken utilising previously validated scales to assess business performance in relation to...
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The purpose of the paper is to examine the performance of small UK service-sector firms during a period of poor economic conditions in relation to entrepreneurial behaviour and knowledge management. A mail survey of small rural hotels was undertaken. Hotels achieving higher sales growth...
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Increasingly firms are being encouraged to move away from traditional, transactional marketing towards building long-term relationships with customers. The majority of the literature examines the benefits to suppliers of adopting this philosophy. It was decided, therefore, to examine whether the...
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